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Riley is a fictional creation, used in the movie to raise doubts about the validity of DeSalvo's confession.
This is a classic with no doubts.
I had some pretty good picks at RedBox (The Host, Abandoned)but after seeing this stink bomb, I began to have my doubts that someone was a sleep at the wheel.
Have no doubts, this show sucks, but its entertaining because it's so corny and unbelievably minimal in content.
I am glad that I overcame my doubts.
I had my doubts about this film, I've seen many Chinese films and I know when there bad, there bad but when there good, man are they good.
Do they have worries, doubts and hopes?
...in describing the events leading towards the invasion by the US, the description of people being "melt to their weapons" and "cut in half" by "lasers" and killed by "poisonous darts causing massive bleeding" given by "eye witnesses" raised serious doubts about the truth content of this "documentary".
And has to over come her fears and doubts as the man she come to love has been reborn as a total stranger!
As many ''proves'' in well substanced and NEUTRAL documentaries and articles i've seen and read so far and by my own observation and doubts on the facts as they are released, i believe some of the so called ''Conspiracy Theories'' have a great amount of substance to be believable enough to be scary, but are persons like this MR.
The case, which was a media sensation in its day, ended with Ms. Smith being released after the jury reached the verdict of "not proved", which, in Scottish law, meant there wasn't enough evidence to convict her but sufficient evidence to entertain doubts about her innocence.
He has no doubts that he's in love with her, but does she love him?
Geraldine Page stars in this film as Aunt Claire, and if you had any doubts about her talent as an actress prior to seeing this film, no doubts should have remained afterward.
There are grave doubts about whether the Iranian nuclear program could be eliminated from the air.
Doubts about the sustainability of government debt produce sudden surges in interest rates, as risk premia rise dramatically with perceptions of the likelihood of default.
Meanwhile, doubts still surround the political and institutional machinery the EU will need to realize these and other ambitious goals.
If there were any doubts about Pakistan’s duplicity, they should have been eliminated in 2011, when Osama bin Laden was killed in a military garrison town near the country’s capital.
But doubts have crept in – and not only since the revelations of government agencies’ use of the Internet to spy on us, our leaders, and one another.
But there remain doubts about the true level of China’s military spending, owing to a pronounced lack of transparency in the budget process.
Doubts about their stability are at the center of the storm.
Had that happened, Dimon would have needed to withdraw his comment that the problem was just a tempest in a teapot, and doubts would have arisen, in the midst of the crisis, about just how good JPM’s well-regarded risk-management practices really were.
The US debt-ceiling fiasco has raised doubts in the minds of central bankers about the advisability of holding dollars, while Europe’s failure to resolve its sovereign-debt crisis continues to fuel doubt that the euro can survive.
Anyone who doubts this need only think back to 1992, when the European Monetary System fell apart.
So the next time you hear rumblings in the legislature of an emerging democratic country against this or that "technocratic" proposal, think twice before dismissing the deputies' doubts as populist rants.
Indeed, a politician's reputation can be damaged even if no one doubts the truthfulness of his statements.
What is remarkable is not just the violence and threats against Vilks – anyone who doubts the determination of Islamist extremists in Sweden should watch the YouTube clip from that lecture – but also the reaction from the otherwise radically secular Swedish establishment.
But even more worrisome than the US administration’s doubts is the wavering confidence of many EU leaders.
Doubts about the authenticity of the final results will create a danger of instability.
Like the Little Flower, May is so discreet that even many members of her own party have doubts about what she actually believes.
But recent developments have cast doubts on whether the advanced economies are able to hold up their end of this bargain.
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