But by then she had earned the benefit of whatever doubts this enormous undertaking raised.
The prince declined to say what lay behind his 1982 wish, perhaps because the passage of a quarter of a century had quelled whatever doubts there were.
He reinforced my view that, whatever doubts many of us had about the WikiLeaks affair or Julian Assange, Edward Snowden's data-mining revelations are of major importance to democratic debate.
For those of us who admire his work, the pleasure of following him into the most intricate corners of jurisprudential and philosophical speculation outweighs whatever doubts we may have about its coherence.
Can I come back?" Whatever doubts Testaverde harbored were exacerbated by the constant irritation at the mention of his age.
Whatever doubts there may be about the process, this represents a huge step in the sporting rehabilitation of the country.
By long experience of the course of human society, the principle of development in culture has become so ingrained in our philosophy that ethnologists, of whatever school, hardly doubt but that, whether by progress or degradation, savagery and civilization are connected as lower and higher stages of one formation.
Yet there is no reason whatever to doubt his sincerity.
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The creation and distribution of the Haggadah that started nine years later was an effort to dispel whatever remaining doubts there were about the status of coffee.
