Many of the present doubts about Mr Bush turn on whether a man who mugs for the camera, rolls his eyes, jumps about and bestows nicknames freely is really wanted as the nation's chief executive.Mr Clinton's lack of gravitas, as well as his outright misdemeanours, have had legal consequences for the office of the presidency.
"Especially in the playoffs, it's a constant battle with your brain," he said, acknowledging that ever-present doubt must be subdued.
For example, a female patient presented doubts on an upcoming operation, to which the GP responded by trying to reassure the patient and explain the goal and reasons for the operation.
For those present, I doubt this music will ever sound as good in a comfortable, conventional concert hall again.
But leading Israeli security figures, past and present, seriously doubt that the Palestinian police will have the capacity or the will to fight terrorism in the foreseeable future.
If he has failed to bring them into the present, no doubt that is because he too finds more comfort and inspiration in the past.
They are pleased by this familiar fable, the latest expression of Don's ethos of advertising: that a good product, and a good ad, can save us all from the intractable sadness of the past, the despair of the present, and doubt about the future.
Although the homology between sequences is present without doubt, many of these enzymes have not been characterized for functionality.
IL-3 is absent from uninfected ileum but can be detected in both asymptomatic and multibacillary tissues; however, the low levels of transcripts present leave doubt about its biological relevance.
Instead, we are able to classify at least one gene, and in some cases many more, within most of the GI/Gi's identified previously [ 30] as being present, raising doubt as to the GI/Gi's boundaries and in some cases the very existence of a GI/Gi at all.
On the evidence presented, I doubt it.
