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Not improbably , it was to this latter class of men that Mr. Dimmesdale, by many of his traits of character, naturally belonged.

Arguing that the country's businessmen had got rich improbably quickly, he said they now had to help out.

But for at least one crisp, clear night, the dreams of a beleaguered generation were improbably fulfilled, and that's all that counted.

That seems to require an improbably powerful link between current hiring decisions and a hypothetical political future.

Electing the DPJ is still plainly a risk: the party is inexperienced and, like the LDP, an improbably broad church.

Improbably, the traumas suffered as a result of South Africa's white-minority rule have now become one of cinema's most fertile territories.

But no. The ball rolled sweetly towards the hole, improbably curving round, hovered on the edge of the cup, then tumbled in.

Improbably, a year later, the programme is decidedly unpopular.

Not improbably, he had never before viewed himself as he did now.

She gazed at this improbably overgrown figure out of an inconceivable future and promptly dismissed it.

Not improbably he wished me to edit and publish a selection from a chest full of manuscript discourses that stood in the garret.

The party was hosted, improbably, by Mikhail Gorbachev (with Tatler magazine) to raise money for his late wife's foundation.

Pattaya has a growing number of fancy restaurants, an annual music festival and, perhaps most improbably, regular polo tournaments.

Yet it is clear from Miller's memoir that her mother and father were, improbably , very much in love throughout their marriage.

He also shows an improbably large number of pollution readings just inside the threshold for what Beijing calls a "blue-sky day" .

Improbably , it hopes to do this while sustaining its strategic relationship with Pakistan, which has a leading role in the Islamic world.

It is a reminder that in every office a group of people are stuck together for an improbably large number of hours, day in, day out.

Unless oil, improbably, rises above $100 per barrel again, economic growth will slow to a crawl.

Michigan's subsidies, once considered improbably lavish, may soon be matched by Washington, DC.

Mixing the comical with the deadly serious, life improbably goes on in Libya's second-largest city.

Many operated legitimately, but some offered improbably low prices.

Watts's journey into trend research began, improbably, with the snowy tree cricket.

Which of the myriad alluringly (and sometimes improbably) titled degree courses?

It is impossible to stop analysts and investors churning out improbably precise 12-month forecasts.

Truth is stranger than fiction improbably.

In the summer of 2009, this improvised fringe of Tehran became, improbably, a site of dissent.

But somehow, improbably, it worked.