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"I would doubt that" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when expressing skepticism, disbelief, or uncertainty about something. For example, "I heard that Dave is getting married soon, but I would doubt that." In this example, the speaker doubts that Dave is actually getting married soon.
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Setting aside the question of whether any dreams have a function, I would doubt that nightmares do.
But on grass I would doubt that would happen, because he's a different player.
I would doubt that would be enough evidence to convict someone, and users can opt out of being displayed there in their settings.
The Quest is still double the price of the Oculus Go, but based on the sturdy quality of the finished product and what's inside I would doubt that Facebook is making much of a profit off each device.
(C3)..writing a prescription for an antibiotic is seen as an action or a response, a quick action or a quick response to some problem… I would doubt that resistance is at the forefront of that decision at that time.
There was little discussion about how to avoid the development of AMR and a sense of inevitability regarding this unavoidable problem was evident...writing a prescription for an antibiotic is seen as an action or a response, a quick action or a quick response to some problem… I would doubt that resistance is at the forefront of that decision at that time.
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I'd doubt that many of these people can actually name the regulations BP may have violated, but I still can't blame them for making this assumption.
"If anybody said 'Jonnie, you're 19, you've run 10.85', I would doubt very much that's the fastest I'm ever going to go," he added.
"I was kinda scared people would doubt that I could actually do this," she admits.
I would never doubt that".
As to those suggesting the Colts could exercise the option, putting them on the hook for $28 million, and then trade Manning, I would highly doubt that scenario.
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