The curiosity that inspired Homer and Virgil to follow their heroes after the fall of Troy is doubtless as old as war itself, and apparently undiminished.
The people striking mortals down with drones are doubtless as capable as anyone else of self-deception, denial and cognitive illusions.
All these liberal, well-meaning establishment fans of Hepworth and Moore are doubtless as repelled as anyone by the ugly, nationalist politics of Ukip.
Israeli command-and-control systems are doubtless as sophisticated as American ones, which give commanders vast digital maps in which structures are individually numbered and clearly identified if they are not to be attacked; they even have "splat" graphics to estimate the area that will be affected by a blast.
Human creativity is doubtless as fecund as ever today, but there are reasons to remember the shadows of those who made time to gather and communicate in ways we may now be casting aside.
While the "right to exclude" is doubtless, as petitioners assert, "one of the most essential sticks in the bundle of rights that are commonly characterized as property," Kaiser Aetna v. United States, 444 U.S. 164, 176 (1979), we do not find that right to have been taken from petitioners on the mere face of the Escondido ordinance.
Meanwhile, Obama's fear of being called weak on defense by Republicans, and thus seeing his stature in foreign affairs diminished for the rest of his term, was doubtless a motive as well.
A suggestive phrase, and it was doubtless intended as such by Mr Trichet.
Seleucia Tracheotis, Greek Seleukeia, city in Cilicia (in present-day southern Turkey), on the Calycadnus River (modern Goksu Nehri), a few miles from that stream's mouth; the site was doubtless selected as a protection against attacks from the sea.
Pacelli was doubtless impressed, as others were, with the Nazi regime's orderliness, its stridency against communism and the new hope it was giving to Germans: its neo-paganism was awkward, but still to be preferred to the red tide to the east.
