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The switch may also reflect growing doubts about the Treasury's plan to purchase mortgage-related assets.

"It is clear that millions of Americans have growing doubts about the Clinton campaign," he added.

Other developments since 1995 have also mirrored the growing doubts about capital punishment.

This has given rise to growing doubts about the Bank of Japan's inflation target of 2%.

Still, Facebook's decline on Tuesday could suggest that investors have growing doubts about the prospects for the social networking company.

"No one can give a 100 percent guarantee of success," Mrs. Merkel said, acknowledging the growing doubts about Greece's prospects.

During the 1831 36 voyage, he continually resisted Darwin's growing doubts about special creation and the fixity of species.

Now there are growing doubts about whether the results were worth the loss of life and other costs involved.

There are, however, growing doubts about the ability of Sir Peter Gibson's inquiry to establish the truth and reconciliation required.

Whitesides is on a transatlantic mission to dispel growing doubts about whether Virgin Galactic will ever take off.

Sharon Wichmann, Bremen Germany: The Plame affair has solidified the public's growing doubts about the administration's morals.