One story reflects how coded the mannerisms of this class are: two couples, meeting on vacation, are so alike that each doubts the other can be real.
After a generation of oppression, each major group -- Sunnis, Shiites, Kurds -- claims to have suffered more than others, and each doubts others will treat them fairly after the Americans hand over power.
But hardened veterans of the public relations war that they are, each side doubts that the other means what it says.
(That's partly because the Chinese yuan has climbed in value, though not as much as the U.S. would like) The talk now is about "strategic distrust," the recognition, by both sides, that each fundamentally doubts the other's long-term intentions.
One of the most damaging side effects of the crisis has been a reluctance by banks to lend to each other because of doubts about each other's solvency.
Otherwise, their tiffs risk causing each to doubt the other's fidelity.
Each no doubt would agree on the importance of wooing the votes of country music fans.
Among the entries are conflicting notes from Mark and Fiona, each casting doubt on the other's intentions.
Let's face it, there's more than one type of feminist, and each, no doubt, believes in the feminist doctrine of equality of social, political and economic opportunity for all Americans.
But the echoes were there, each no doubt deliberate: twice, Cruz evoked the "shining city on a hill," Reagan's twist on John Winthrop's phrase, and he described a mounting, government-led assault on liberty in the same apocalyptic terms as "A Time for Choosing," Reagan's seminal speech of 1964.
As Dorothy and her friends followed the Yellow Brick Road, each experienced doubt about themselves.
