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The doubter, the investigator, the infidel, have been the saviors of liberty.
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The doubter burst into an explosion of derisive laughter and walked away.
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I find I am no longer a believer: I am a doubter.
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Not that I was a skeptic, but I was sometimes a doubter.
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He was human, very human, but he was no scoffer or doubter.
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When another man's honesty is doubted, the doubter's is sometimes in jeopardy.
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Or the doubter would say to his opponent, Who will eat you?
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The doubter does not hate his opponents; he sympathizes with them.
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I was the only doubter, however, for the man did a brisk business.
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The problem of the religions doubter is here set forth by an analogy.
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It appeals to human reason, and it blames not the conscientious doubter or denier.
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Thus God misleadeth him who is the transgressor, the doubter.
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If ever there was an honest doubter, I am one.
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Thus Allah deceiveth him who is a prodigal, a doubter.
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There'd be a salary, and besides that a commission on each doubter you landed.
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Whatever their motivations, they can now call on the prime minister as a fellow Leveson-doubter.
