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Is it As you no doubt are aware or As you are no doubt aware?

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Both are correct, and other possibilities exist. This is because "no doubt" is what we call absolute: it has no grammatical connection to the rest of the sentence. There might be variations in punctuation, along with slight variations in meaning, but we could also say; "As, no doubt, you are aware"; or "as you, no doubt, are aware."

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