Garfield's report, along with others, created enough doubt to change the election results in that state, as well as in Florida, South Carolina, and Oregon; these states then were saddled with two conflicting slates of electoral votes, which under the Constitution made Congress the final arbiter of the election.
That gap will no doubt continue to change.
The number of such votes is more than sufficient to place in doubt, indeed to change, the result of the election.
But with O'Donnell and Tuomey's mountainous fun palace under their belts, that is no doubt set to change – helped along by two further capital projects, each planned at over £100m.
No doubt happy to change the subject from the crowded terminals and delays that had made flying such a nightmare, Jane Garvey, the agency's administrator, had offered this praise for him three days earlier: "Maintaining constant vigilance while processing passengers at one of the busiest airports in the world is a tremendous achievement".
No matter what, we should all be looking for a phenomenally designed product that's no doubt going to change the way we interact with content.
"Our advice, if in doubt, is to change passwords on other sites as a precaution as we cannot be confident that the hackers will be unable to break the encryption".
And yet, it was the beauty of a religious expression outside American Christianity that opened me up to doubt, and to change.
Without a shadow of doubt, he helped to change the face of postwar British theatre, and nothing can take that away from him.
Time and again, he departs from Walter Reed with the sense of another Presidential job well done — "healed," he tells Draper — rather than with any despair, doubt, or impulse to change course.
"There's no doubt people wanted to change the direction the city was going in," said Mr. Warren, who coincidentally ended up with about 11,000 votes — 463 more than his opponent and fellow Democrat, State Representative Ruth B. Balser.
