This throws doubt on the durability of Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition with the SPD.
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The move throws doubt on the durability of Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition with the centre-left party.
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However, threads on Hacker News and Reddit are currently piling on evidence that throws doubt on the claim.
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The draft legislation also includes some weasel wording on encryption which throws doubt on the legality of end-to-end encryption, given the bill contains clauses requiring companies to remove 'electronic protection'.
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Both are under financial pressure — Kasich more so than Cruz — which throws doubt on their ability to overcome the advantages of their billionaire rival, who has 100 percent name ID and a historic ability to manipulate the media.
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But the report throws doubt on its ability to address UK concerns — with the board writing that it has "not yet seen anything to give it confidence in Huawei's capacity to successfully complete the elements of its transformation programme that it has proposed as a means of addressing these underlying defects".
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3–21 (p. 4); . More recent historical research throws doubt on this narrative, suggesting that many of the milestones of Christianization (as well as accounts of saintly miracles) associated with Haraldson's rule were attributed to him posthumously.Lund, Niels.
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Thus, the exchange-rate record throws doubt on the applicability to these countries of classical theories of rational speculative attack, in which a fixed exchange rate contains inflationary pressures which ultimately explode in a sudden balance-of-payments crisis that frees the currency to depreciate.
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What was believed to be Aregund's sarcophagus was discovered, among dozens of others, in 1959 in the Saint Denis Basilica by archaeologist Michel Fleury. It contained remarkably well-preserved clothing items and jewellery. However subsequent research throws doubt on the identification.Noble, Thomas F. X. From Roman Provinces to Medieval Kingdoms.
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In modern birds, this form of pygostyle attaches to tail muscles which control the advanced pennaceous rectrices of their fan-shaped tails. However, its presence in IVPP 21711, which has simple, hair-like tail feathers, throws doubt on the hypothesis that a plow-shaped pygostyle always correlates to an advanced, fan- shaped tail.
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In a preliminary vote, all jurors vote guilty except Juror 8, who believes that there should be some discussion before the verdict is made. He questions the reliability of the witnesses and also throws doubt on the supposed uniqueness of the murder weapon by producing an identical switchblade from his pocket. He says he cannot vote guilty because reasonable doubt exists.
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Mordred is left as regent and Gwenhyvar has herself crowned, but her grotesque sister Gwenhyvach comes to court and throws doubt on Gwenhyvar's royal parentage. Arthur returns to fight Mordred while Gwenhyvar hides with Bryvyth and fears for her life. Father and son parley at Camlann; a warrior treads on an adder and sends them into war. Arthur wins, killing Mordred, but takes a fatal wound.
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Keratocephalus moloch, known from a number of greatly variable skulls, along with postcrania, from the Lower and Middle Tapinocephalus zone, shows considerable variability in the pachyostotic development. It may be not as derived as Tapinocephalus. The naso-frontal boss is raised into a sort of horn (hence the name - "horned head") and the length of the snout varies greatly. This in itself throws doubt on Boonstra's distinction between short and long-snouted forms.
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BBC News (2006-03-27.)Hirschkorn, Phil. Moussaoui: White House was my 9/11 target. CNN (2006-03-27.) There has been commentary in the mainstream media that Moussaoui's preference to die as an identified 9/11 plotter rather than receive a life sentence as a member of an unrealized scheme throws doubt on his self-admitted connection to 9/11.Serrano, Richard A. In Court, Two 20th Hijackers Stand Up. Los Angeles Times (2006-04-03.)Moussaoui Says He Was to Hijack 5th Plane.
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The origin of "Elkhart" is not known. Three theories have been proposed: a) the area was named after a native tribe (although no historical evidence has surfaced to prove the existence of such a tribe); b) the Island Park in Elkhart City has the shape of an elk's heart. Although this theory is carried on the city's website, simple logic throws doubt on this possibility. c) The county was named after the Shawnee Indian chief Elkhart, cousin of the famous Chief Tecumseh, and father of princess Mishawaka (for whom neighboring Mishawaka is named).
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Bel meanwhile decides that The Hour will run on the Wolfenden Report, but she finds it impossible to get participants. Show-girl Rosa-Maria visits Bel to tell her that Kiki has disappeared; Hector calls Laurie for help, unaware that he has contacted the person who assaulted her. Freddie is sure that he is on the track to uncovering the truth about Kiki, despite a warning from Commander Laurence Stern for the team to stay away from the story. An argument with McCain leads to a drunken Hector being escorted home by Stern and there Hector begins to recall an incident from their military past which throws doubt on his friend's character.
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Gaius, writing later, considers the disbursement the central element, and so this throws doubt on the efficacy of the earlier sources to establish the presence of a literal contract. Dragomir Stojčević notes the presence of the terms "af" and "abs" in the early texts of Velius Longus, drawing on the later works of Cicero to demonstrate that they were only used in conjunction with literal accounts. However, the distinction between general accounts and a literal contract cannot be shown to any certainty, and the texts are still concerned only with the recording of receipts. Cicero's account of a knight called C. Canius, known to have been active in 115 BC, does at least provide significant (and accepted) evidence of them literal contract's existence at this time.
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In Felsina Pittrice in 1678, Carlo Cesare Malvasia stated that Carracci produced the work when he was eighteen (defining it as "the first work ever to come from the great Annibale's brush") and that the commission was initially offered to Ludovico Carracci, who decided the offered payment was too little and so passed it onto his young cousin Annibale. However, this account is unreliable, since cleaning in the 1920s revealed a date of 1583 on the canvas, at which point Annibale was twenty-three. Daniele Benati, in Daniele Benati and Eugenio Riccomini (edited by), Annibale Carracci, Catalog of the exhibition Bologna and Rome 2006-2007 , Milan, 2006, p. 136. That still makes it his earliest surviving work and his first surviving work for a public audience, though it throws doubt on Malvasia's dating, since a church commission is unlikely to have been his first work, instead indicating that Carracci was already a successful artistD.
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