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Even if the subcommittee staff does not turn up systemic wrongdoing on the bureau's part, its constant questioning may raise doubts about the bureau's methods.
But even before the dust settles, the government is setting the stage for a potential conflict with Germany, France and other European governments that may raise doubts about the sustainability of the euro project.
Though the two first assumptions are plausible, the last one may raise doubts.
The modelled future road networks and population distributions are mostly based on well-documented and empirically tested relations, but to some extent rely on expert judgement, which in turn may raise doubts concerning their validity; a common problem for scenario approaches [21].
Economists may raise doubts about the efficacy of higher rates in achieving that goal.
Correlations of this magnitude may raise doubt about the conceptual distinction of the factors; however some evidence suggests that when ambiguity exists, more factors should be extracted from data because over-factoring may have fewer disadvantages than under-factoring [ 52].
Exposing disunity so dramatically challenges the state's narrative of political cohesion and strength at home and may, inadvertently, raise doubts in the minds of ordinary North Koreans about the stability of the new leadership, in power for barely two years.
They may also raise doubts about Elizabeth Warren's experience while planting the suggestion that Brown has been a leader in the Senate, not a "follower".
Although a recently published meta-analysis refuted the notion that ARBs increase the risk of MI, the results of certain studies may still raise doubts [ 12].
And Morsi, as an Islamist who can't seem to manage the economy, can be hard to defend; the constitution under which Egypt is operating is messy (it doesn't seem to have an obvious process for removing Presidents between elections, for one thing) and the Brotherhood's protestations about true democracy may raise some doubts.
