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doubt

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"There's a touch too much auto-tune on her voice at times, but no doubting her ability to convey raw emotion with sharp, pithy pop."

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"There is no doubt, no shadow of doubt whatsoever. My victory is undeniable," he told the BBC in an interview.

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Argentina’s ability to make $18 billion of foreign currency debt payments next year will be in doubt.

"But against a backdrop of weak employment, high inflation and with tax rises on the horizon, we doubt the retail sector will be able to sustain this strength," he said.

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There are growing doubts that Germany will tighten its laws this year to make it easier to prosecute small-boat smugglers, the BBC has learned.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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