The revised 787 production plan can stir doubts even among Boeing bulls.
PAGE 7 Farm Subsidies Stir Doubts Rising federal subsidies for big American farms are drawing fire in a year of general prosperity for farmers.
In their 1996 documentary "Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills" and two subsequent movies, Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky helped to stir doubts about the convictions, becoming part of the campaign to free the three.
Hoping to stir doubts about the administration's commitment to minorities, former Senator Bill Bradley tonight challenged Vice President Al Gore to press President Clinton to issue an executive order banning racial profiling.
Terence R. McAuliffe, the party's national chairman, has been counting on victories by the Democratic candidates, who are ahead in polls in both states, to stir doubts about Republican leadership in Washington, and as a harbinger that Democrats are poised to triumph in 2002, when control of the House and Senate and a third of the governorships will be at stake.
Accordingly, her aides said, she will give a speech in New York on Tuesday on foreign policy, a topic chosen largely because her aides think the sight of the first lady giving a speech on international affairs could serve to stir doubts among some voters about whether Mr. Lazio has the experience and stature to be a member of the Senate.
But the Syrian president dismissed conjecture about his government faltering as part of an orchestrated "propaganda campaign" meant to stir doubts among the population.
The Dow has found new momentum lately, but light trading and meager gains have stirred doubt about the viability of the upward thrust.
Yet for now at least, the debate will focus on the language of diplomacy — and particularly a Russian plan that has stirred doubt among administration officials, lawmakers and diplomats.
The thus-far fruitless searches have stirred doubt among students about the benefits of college.
