Streep won her first Oscar, for Kramer vs. Kramer, when she was 30, and she did not get her sixth nomination until Out of Africa when she was 37. Of course, Streep is still in contention this year, for Doubt, with her 15th nomination.
But there isn't even any room for doubt with Carl Zeiss — the famous lensmaker is bringing its craft to Canon's EF mount.
In this age range the excellent binding for women of the subscale of doubt with those of control (r =.75) and cleaning (r =.68) was confirmed; very high correlation was also with MOCQ total (r =.92).
But its topical relevance is hammered home in virulent fashion towards the end, as Green's story of kinder trains rescuing Jewish children from the Nazis suddenly explodes in a discordant cacophony of electronics, strobe lighting and furious ranting that leaves no room for doubt about parallels with the modern refugee crisis.
All the little spaces where there might have been room for doubt were filled with something else: strength, tonal richness and variety, a singing line well supported, an awareness that the ending of one phrase is the beginning of another, that the music goes on and on, and that its continuity can be assisted, not interrupted, by touches of humor or striking, shiver-making points of intensity.
The saga continues on "No Room for Doubt" – a bittersweet duet with the American singer Willy Mason – in which she's now with the older chap but experiencing something of a wobble.
There seems little room for doubt as to how Trump, with his dysfunctional personality, would have reacted to the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and subsequent foreign policy flashpoints.
And to call someone else's book the Great American Novel can only lead to skepticism, especially as we live in an age where all these terms — the, great, American, novel — seem rife with potential for doubt.
The monument insists, with no room for doubt, that such heroism deserves to be remembered down the ages.
Shanley, who has never before written a musical, comes to the task armored with a Pulitzer Prize for "Doubt" and an Academy Award for "Moonstruck".
Anything that leaves any room for doubt over his ability to connect with the heartlands will leave tongues continuing to wag about whether Miliband is up to the job, and best able to capitalise on discontent with the Government.
