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The phrase "had little doubt" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to express a lack of uncertainty or hesitation about something. It suggests a strong belief or conviction in the statement that follows. Example: "I had little doubt that she would excel at her new job, given her intelligence and determination."
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MR. MORELLET: I had little doubt.
They had little doubt about what the night's deluge meant.
He had little doubt that many dodo remains lay beneath.
Edwards also had little doubt that somebody had murdered his friend.
He added that he had little doubt that Lazika would be built.
Still, the American government has had little doubt that Mr. Obaydullah participated in the insurgency.
The visitors had little doubt that Wang was supported by the Chinese state.
After talking with Joe, Breton had little doubt about the underlying source of Zadroga's lung trouble.
Fitch told me that he had little doubt that the Pirahã would pass.
They had little doubt that it was meant to benefit only the Chinese.
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Daniel Cohen has little doubt.
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