'Exactly.'

'Undoubtedly.'

Without a doubt!

No doubt.

Without a doubt.

Savings are, of course, no bad thing.

The atmosphere was certainly favorable.

It is clearly an act of aggression.

It goes without saying that hunger is the best sauce.

No doubt. He's a warmonger.

Without a doubt, he's an honest man.

No doubt, these policies are expensive.

He's a hero, without a doubt, O'Malley said.

No doubt you will be able to pass the examination.

He's without a doubt a lot better than you.

Without doubt Beijing is facing a huge challenge.

There is no doubt that the Internet can be a democratizing tool.

There is no doubt that prison is one of the factors of today's public politics.

However, the excessive personalization of the process of change is concerning.

He is by far the best baseball player at our school.

Implementing these improvements will be difficult, to be sure.

No doubt with strings attached.

And this proportion is sure to rise.

Soon we will no doubt be seeing Kaczyńskinomics in Poland.

Secession movements can, no doubt, cause great instability.

Alibaba will definitely becomes the most excellent CCP's branch.

I am sure of her innocence, without a shadow of a doubt.

Without a doubt, it's the best choice. Don't even think about it.

Without a doubt, it's the best choice. Don't even think about it.

Becky is by far the best nurse in the whole hospital.

Of course, Europe needs to sweeten the Kosovo deal for Serbia.

The sanctions against Iran have undoubtedly bitten hard.

Morsi s decrees have undoubtedly polarized Egyptian politics further.

I don't know. But it's investigative material, no doubt.

And the Mladić trial will, no doubt, encourage this perception.

Without question, the incident has undermined the university s credibility.

No doubt some of these peoples would be able to survive perfectly well on their own.

There is no question that such a framework has already been established in relations with the US.

Such firms undoubtedly start to clamor for protection against supposedly unfair conditions.

It has had to deal with a widespread and understandable loss of confidence in elites academics, policy analysts, Wall Street, business leaders, regulators, and politicians which makes implementing pragmatic, centrist policies more difficult.

Such a world would almost certainly be characterized by chronic crisis and conflict.

Without doubt, it is one of the iconic images of the twentieth century.

This phenomenon precedes the crisis, but the crisis has certainly made it worse.

To be sure, it closes a prolonged era of Egyptian politics.

Suzuki s decision to enter the Indian market turned out to be a resoundingly wise choice.