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Less plausibly (but you never know), clever traders might have been positioning themselves for a large sale of Goldman shares.

And American judges and lawyers deny (not always plausibly) that they act up for the camera.

He always speaks plausibly and at length about others' criticism of him.

Normally, the choice depends on whether you can plausibly handle the exception at the point where it's thrown.

China argued, plausibly enough, that this broke the 2002 declaration, which enjoins signatories to avoid provocations.

The point here is not whether a machine gives a "correct" answer, but if it gives one that a human plausibly would.

The second is the result either of a gathering inflationary storm or of reaching limits to the rate of growth (or, more plausibly, of both).

Two scenarios can be plausibly sketched out for Europe in the near term: one surprisingly positive, the other more negative.

If, more plausibly, interest rates are higher, a surplus will be needed, and a large one if the debt ratio is to be reduced.

He has plausibly argued that things might have been worse absent his recovery measures.

The resulting photos show the supermodel plausibly wrestling with an alligator and keeping pace with a racing cheetah.

In that sense, "necessary" can be understood plausibly as an instruction to accomplish the mandate by the means necessary.

If questioned, he could plausibly say that he was trying to buy razor blades.

You'll have to devise a scenario that plausibly explains my absence, keeping in mind that the key to a good lie lies in the details.

The group that would benefit by such policies , having such a direct interest in them, will argue for them plausibly and persistently .

"They say that photosynthesis is plausibly commonplace, and that's true, " Pizzarello said.

He was especially worried that the air strikes would give the show away unless they could seem plausibly to come from bases on Cuban soil.

More plausibly, Pakistani intelligence officials accuse India of fanning a burgeoning nationalist insurgency in Baluchistan.

The class teacher is plausibly said, is to "inspire children Endeavour backward" and refused to correct.

More plausibly, weak domestic demand, structural rigidities and globalisation kept investment down.

But Mrs Northup can plausibly claim that it was not her fault.

Indian fingers, however, plausibly pointed at the usual jihadist suspects.

Today he has an oped in the Washington Post that extends the indictment, rather more plausibly, to the United Nations.

more plausibly, the entire issue is less salient for markets and the economy than the screaming political discourse suggests.

The question is: could the EU plausibly apply for it?

It is plausibly deniable , and if the target complains, the target risks being diagnosed as mentally ill.

Similarly, and rather more plausibly, it is believed that new couples visiting Tokyo Disney Land will also suffer a short romance.

Mrs Palin hogs the headlines, but half the country hates her, so she cannot plausibly win a general election.

Both countries can plausibly argue that their debt loads are sustainable.

Each year, Joe Taxpayer must sign a thick return that he cannot plausibly understand.

It could also plausibly claim the martyr Steve Biko as a soul mate.

This is sometimes done in the name of maintaining what is plausibly called an "ever-normal granary. "

The ECB could plausibly impose a cap on long-term market rates of, say, 4 per cent, and buy long-term debt securities.

This is the world plausibly envisaged by McKinsey Global Institute in its recent report Farewell To Cheap Capital?

How could roller be explained plausibly?

He argued very plausibly for its acceptance.

More plausibly, they need both.

But in fact, Yuan or plausibly said, "Sunshine Garden" is not a big problem, mainly because of some buildings, construction is not well.

What if we find patterns of choice that we can't plausibly trace to coordinated decision-making?

But some rules could plausibly be negotiated, along with a ban on ASAT test shots like China's of last year.