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If insiders are to be believed, Nintendo's new console could arrive earlier and with a cheaper price tag than expected.

This Thenardier, if he himself was to be believed, had been a soldier-- a sergeant, he said.

It is hardly to be believed that this remarkable "novel in tones" was conceived by a young man.

Ashley Young seems to be on his way to United as well, if the papers are to be believed.

Of course, there may be further catch-up to come, particularly if reports in local media are to be believed.

Mice are supposed to strike terror into the hearts of elephants - at least if Disney cartoons are to be believed.

If the Collina rulebook is to be believed, those who do not betray some nerves prior to the game probably should not be there.

As he was mainly interested in seducing you, he was never to be believed with his "you could go to the very top" chat-up line.

If the terms of its contract are to be believed, M. C. C. will also build schools, roads, even mosques for the Afghans.

Dumb Blonde: The capricious schtick was all a persona, if Hollywood legend is to be believed.

He has tried to repurchase it at least five times, if rumour is to be believed.

If official statistics are to be believed, prices have so far fallen only marginally, but they are expected to come down further.

Exporters' margins are often less than 2%, if China's minister of commerce is to be believed.

So, if the statistics are to be believed, it appears the Brits have not completely fallen out of love with the CD.

By Tuesday night, if the polls are to be believed, a member of a new generation will become president-elect.

If reams of scientific studies are to be believed (and such studies usually are), an om a day can keep the doctor away.

It represents, if the official statistics are to be believed, a fivefold increase in Bridgend's young-male suicide rate in three years.

But some of the stories -- from evil spirits to dismembered hands -- are almost too bizarre to be believed.

But, if Mr Wolff is to be believed, in recent years Mr Murdoch's young wife, Wendi Deng, "has turned him into. . . well, almost a liberal. "

If some job satisfaction surveys are to be believed then as many as a third of us are considering a change of job.

England will finally win the World Cup after 44 years of pain if City boffins are to be believed.

On Mars, however, you might hope for asparagus, green beans and turnips if the latest results from Phoenix are to be believed.

Actually, discussion on religious of law is to inquiry how the legal has authority, how to be believed and be respected.

Inside its familiar-looking body there lurks a nascent artificial-intelligence system that has to be tried to be believed.

The passion and excitement of the games has to be experienced to be believed, and the tour is great preparation for the new season.

If the government is to be believed, this sequence of events is evidence of a new era of press freedom in the country.

Cassandra The daughter of Priam who endowed with the gift of prophecy but fated by Apollo never to be believed .

A daughter of Priam, the king of Troy, endowed with the gift of prophecy but fated by Apollo never to be believed.

England will finally win the World Cup after 44 years of pain if Cityboffins are to be believed.

The economic consequences of fat are enormous, if health economists are to be believed.

Yet, if the official statistics are to be believed, the crime rate for the 21 most serious offences has actually fallen by 17%.

It's not just to be believed into or imagined into, but it has to be built in you, like a flower becoming a fruit. It is no imagination.

Conrad hotels are offering a breathtaking suite at their Maldives Rangali Islands resort, which has to be seen to be believed.

It used to be believed that the earth was flat.

By 2025, if the railway ministry is to be believed, it will take two days to travel from Shanghai to London.

India will be the next big advertising market to tap into, that is if the numbers are to be believed.

Dongfeng everywhere to be believed, then why not this, the cage Hong seek drunk.

If the tweets were to be believed, 81 "enemy" troops were killed since the feed began publishing in English on Thursday.

If the rumours are to be believed, Bill and Hillary Clinton are in love.

Since my childhood, i haven't had the feeling to be believed.

A thousand, if the True History is to be believed.

But almost half of Peruvians still live in poverty, if the official figures are to be believed, and the number is falling only slowly.

Traffic in Shanghai is too crowded. It has to be seen to be believed.

And that, if the clever kids at BCG are to be believed, is something we should all take more seriously.

Next year will, if rumours are to be believed, see the launch of Apple's tablet computer.

Certainly, if the rumours are to be believed.

Some things have to be believed to be seen.

Well, I'm afraid not. I think the hero has much more to be believed in.

If opinion polls are to be believed, that will delight many Americans as well as many people in Iraq.

If a host of studies are to be believed, marrying these women is asking for trouble.

This is sad but typical, if the economist Andrew Oswald is to be believed.

And if early polls are to be believed, the answer is: not yet.

How hard it is in some cases to be believed!

It'll feel good to be believed in.

Some things need to be believed to be seen.

There is a blessedness surely to be believed, and that is that everything abides in eternal ecstasy, now and forever.

Though, if rumours are to be believed, a record-breaking bid from private equity may yet rescue Mr Palmisano's reputation.

Though truth is propositional, it is not only something to be believed, but also to be received in worship and practiced in wisdom.

I'll tell you this: I come to people in the way that is most believable. I do this for a very good reason. I want to be believed.

She's got to be Obscene to be believed

(If the title Selected Ambient Works 85-92 is to be believed, it contains recordings made at the age of 14. )

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But if a provocative new study is to be believed,

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