But neither doubted that addicted peers might go to such extremes, and neither want ever to go as far again as they once did.
These were rated so highly that in 1892 he was offered the post of Professor of Latin at University College, London; for a man who had flunked his degree, this was extraordinary, but the appointments board had neither doubts nor options.
If they did vote, though, neither has any doubt who they would choose.
He was given neither to self-doubt nor to self-restraint.
But if Johnson didn't have the courage to act on his doubts, neither did his closest advisers.
But no doubt wisely, neither seems inclined to risk what they have here.
But he left no doubt that neither he nor the others on the stage were going to hold back when it came to the president.
In her account, the police and the prosecutors generally do not get much benefit of the doubt (though neither did the original defendants, from the authorities).
His office would not say with whom he was meeting, and a spokeswoman for Senator George V. Voinovich, the Ohio Republican whose wavering on Mr. Bolton last week threw the nomination into doubt, would neither confirm nor deny that Mr. Bolton had paid a call on her boss.
