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He even claims, implausibly, that it was his idea to make the Bank of England independent.

Investors at a summit in January implausibly promised to spend $450 billion in his state in the next couple of years.

Keynes started with a boomy theory but abandoned it, believing it predicted implausibly wild swings in the economy.

This was, after all, a hedge fund that delivered implausibly consistent, and consistently good, returns.

Rather implausibly, China and others insisted they were mainly to ward off pirates and terrorists.

Implausibly, these online histories reveal the deep emotional connections that people can establish with malls.

Protest leaders, somewhat implausibly, plead ignorance of the gunmen.

The budget forecast, implausibly, assumes the number of AMT payers will soar again in 2008.

When you asked what made Apple Apple, the answers came back implausibly bland: focus, simplicity, great design, vision, Steve.

Those figures are implausibly high but the direction is surely right.

Unless we hear some implausibly good news from Athens by Friday, it will soon blow up.

That figure seemed implausibly low to many of China's stretched homebuyers, and the Chinese government appears to share their scepticism.

Above all I want to get away from the indifference of New York . I want to care and - it sounds implausibly poignant - be cared about .