If you doubt that assertion, consider this question: Who offers you a better, cheaper service — Google or your national post office?
In considering these doubts, it is necessary to appreciate the complexity of these formalization problems, and the preliminary and tentative status of the research program.
Plagued by self-doubt and even self-loathing, many in the West will no doubt consider this an appropriate mea culpa.
Some will no doubt consider this the ultimate comment on the desensitising effects of a lifetime spent at the movies.
If there is any doubt, consider this grim fact: some of the Legislature's worst enablers — starting with the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver — have no opponent on the ballot.
Lest there be any doubt, consider this: At the memorial service last fall for Ann Richards, the former Texas governor, her friend, Liz Smith, the gossip columnist, recounted for an audience of luminaries — including the Clintons — the night in 2005 Ms. Richards brought up the M word at a gala.
But this time instead of the contrary ("the animals are cleverly disguised mules") consider this potential ground for doubt: "there are many cleverly disguised mules within my perceptual field".
If you doubt, consider this moment on the shores of a remote Canadian lake on Friday night: A man, watching "The O'Reilly Factor," sees Tumulty and exclaims to his daughter, "Hey!
If you have any doubts, consider this headline: "Survey Confirms What Diversity Professionals Have Long Suspected: People Think Inclusion in the Workplace Hurts White Men". Based on the survey findings from Ernst and Young and ORC International, white men feel left out of workplace inclusion efforts, and it has slowed down progress in helping create more diverse and inclusive environments.
If you doubt it, consider this: San Sebastián, which has the same population as Stockton-on-Tees, has more Michelin stars per inhabitant than any place on earth.
When I consider this, I know without a doubt I wouldn't trade my life for anyone else's.
