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"It raises a profound doubt about whether Russia and the Assad regime can or will live up to obligations they agreed to in Geneva," he added.

I seem to have recognized the pain and sadness of people and believed that their suffering was at its core of sense of unworthiness or a profound doubt about the acceptability of  whom and what they are — the antidote for which would be God's love.

Once again he was frustrated, declaring that he had "profound doubt about whether Russia and the Assad regime can or will live up to the obligations that they agreed to in Geneva". The Russian response was to launch a scorched-earth attack on Aleppo, which reduced the eastern half of the city — then Syria's largest — to rubble.

Over the past few weeks, I have experienced more profound doubt about my gender transition than at any other time since I earnestly began my journey last December.

Yet for all his determination, events on the ground are not only working against a breakthrough, but raising increasingly profound doubts about the coherence of US and western strategy.

Such a money-driven electoral system raises profound doubts about the legitimacy of our representative government.GREGORY LUKENational VotingRights InstituteBostonSIR An interesting case in point on phoney democracy can be seen in Canada with the trend towards "sectoral councils", such as the Software Human Resource Council.

The epoch that, with Darwin's assistance, came to nourish profound doubts about the hereafter was also, by a pleasing paradox, the heyday of interest in the spirit world, and one is startled to find him admitting, in a memoir of 1876, that "I have attempted to write the following account of myself, as if I were a dead man in another world looking back at my own life".

Their 47 volumes raised profound doubts about how and why this country had gone into a terrible war that by then many regarded as a disastrous mistake.

Yates clearly had profound doubts about the order's legality.

But foreign leaders continued to express profound doubts about how long it might hold.

These and other policy flops raise profound doubts about Mr. Bush's reputation for masterly statecraft.