Buy
Buy verb - To regard as right or true.
Usage example: if you buy that story, then I have a bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in
Doubt
Doubt verb - To have no trust or confidence in.
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- Bran and Meera are still in mortal danger at the end of the episode, since even Hodor's sacrifice didn't buy them that much time and the wights will no doubt catch up eventually.
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Given all this, it's a mystery why parents even buy these cereals for their children in the first place; perhaps it was just a way to appease them when shopping for cereal, as the child will no doubt demand to have it.
Source: Chocolate-Frosted Sugar Bombs - Brains and Bondage: Phillip is a wealthy intellectual (though the thought process of "My dog is dead and no other dog will come close, thus I should buy a woman and raise her as a dog" casts some doubt on his rationality).
Source: Film / The Pet
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