One reviewer finds Perkins' story implausible and unconvincing, except perhaps to conspiracy buffs. |
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At the same moment, his mouth, full of an implausible number of filthy, unbrushed teeth, was jammed next to my right ear-hole. |
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Many of the events that take place seem implausible, even at times incredible. |
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Some philosophers will find implausible the claim that contextualism is the cure for relativism. |
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He is always calling in sick with medically astounding symptoms, or making up increasingly implausible excuses not to come in. |
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For others, the distance of three years makes what happened feel both implausible and unforgivable. |
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To me this seems highly implausible on both notational and musical grounds. |
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Scalia's interpretation is implausible and would effectively emasculate the Amendment. |
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After the pair enjoyed an implausible pop stardom together, Flynn baled out and found peace with his inner self. |
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The parade of cardboard characters with implausible motives makes for a less than satisfying read. |
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Above it all floated a huge sparkling mirror ball, glistening as it rotated in the sun, spewing rainbow streaks across the implausible scene. |
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It is not implausible now to see Modernism, for example, as a bump in the road rather than a major alternative tradition. |
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Science fiction cinema is no stranger to implausible robots, running the full gamut from implausibly cool to implausibly terrible. |
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And it would be implausible to suppose that such beliefs are even very often among his occurrent beliefs. |
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There's also a lengthy sequence about the duck-billed platypus, the most implausible, original animal in all creation. |
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This piece of implausible tripe is an insult to the intelligence of even the most brain dead of Sunday night viewers. |
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According to an unverifiable though not implausible tradition, in early times afflicted states were occasionally urged to dispatch a colony. |
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Whereas the correspondences between the drawing and the reflected face are not as conclusive, they are not altogether implausible. |
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When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever is left no matter how implausible, must be true. |
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Skeptics find this possibility implausible, arguing that it's more likely this individual was just a pygmy human with some genetic defect. |
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In their appeal to holism, practitioners claim to be able to work with an implausible number of unique configurations of information. |
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He is a self-taught musician, which makes his life path and progressions that much more implausible. |
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He campaigned energetically and acted more like an opposition leader than a president, making implausible promises about tax cuts. |
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Abuse of steroids was rife, and it was covered up with implausible excuses. |
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This unsourced accusation, which probably originates in the expatriate Iranian community, strikes me as completely implausible. |
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Thus it seems implausible to claim the music's fearfulness resides in its arousal of fear in us. |
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It's entirely possible that the attack will line out the way they're named, just like in a smooth double bluff that looked completely implausible against Wexford. |
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It found it implausible that he would have taken steps to inform of matters that were so completely unhelpful or already in the public domain. |
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Through a series of entertaining if implausible events, Annie and Tucker strike up a friendship. |
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Integrationists claim that consociation is based on the implausible assumption that elites, including radical elites, will cooperate. |
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Such implausible idealizations, then as now, go hand in hand with nostalgia for the lost or vanishing world of the Gael as initially evoked by ethnographic prefaces. |
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The preposterously implausible Moroccan tale is my all-time favourite. |
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As states come to terms with the capabilities-and dangersof information warfare, it is not implausible that a cyberspace arms race could erupt. |
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It is on the face of it extremely implausible to deny change, but extreme implausibility has not always deterred philosophers. |
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Does the implausibility of Doxastic Voluntarism show that pragmatic belief-formation is also implausible? |
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The old socialist vision is today implausible, and politics and social life have become largely uncoupled. |
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It did not seem implausible. Almost four years later, the presumptuousness of that commitment has been thoroughly exposed. |
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Don't let your imagination run away with you, or else you might end up convincing yourself of all manner of implausible things based on very little evidence. |
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But it is implausible at best to suggest that nothing is better than something. |
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But it was just so implausible that the Walter White Hank knew could ever possibly be this Heisenberg guy. |
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As for Schumer, the idea that he might oppose Hagel was implausible from the outset. |
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What role does this committee have in suggesting that when claims are inaccurate or implausible there be action taken? |
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This would be much better than what is being achieved at the moment, but it is not wildly ambitious or implausible. |
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The Commission therefore considers that the projections do not appear implausible, and its doubts on this point have been allayed. |
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The myth of progress, its secular faith, is looking pretty implausible as we face ecological disaster and the rise of religious terrorism. |
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It is highly implausible that the excess mortality in Port Hope for these two causes of death was a result of the nuclear industry. |
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A medical examination cannot in general serve to make an otherwise implausible story credible. |
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As the RRT did not find this claim credible, it follows that all further claims arising from this premise are implausible. |
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If your meter has been dropped, that can also lead to implausible results or error messages. |
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For those countries which did not respond to our questions, we have added some notes to those tables containing implausible data. |
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If you have taken all of these points into account and still obtain implausible results or error messages, contact Accu-Chek Customer Care. |
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It is implausible that the authorities would blood test Falun Gong as a precautionary health measure. |
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To establishment Republicans and Democrats, that sounds like an absurdly narrow and implausible vision. |
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The show was very Cirque Du Soleil including acrobats flying around on bits of string and doing implausible things while balanced on tiny bits of wood. |
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It is very difficult to sit by helplessly while a friend is imprisoned for a crime that is too implausible to comprehend. |
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This version of consequentialism has an incredibly implausible axiology. |
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As a result, there were changes in the number of visits for some conditions that were so abrupt that it seems implausible that an environmental toxicant could be the cause. |
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However, the expense of mounting such a complex expedition, and the extremely poor odds in favor of survival, made material profit implausible as a motive for going to war. |
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Many modern philosophers consider that claims to knowledge of an unembodied consciousness are too dubious and implausible to be worth considering. |
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It's wildly implausible, it's a cheap and uninvolving way to tell a story, and it shows the film's willingness to betray its characters for the sake of a laugh. |
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But with blending inheritance, genetic variance would be rapidly lost, making evolution by natural selection implausible. |
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If that figure sounds a bit implausible, consider British Airways. |
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If, for example, a catering establishment employer is sentenced for smuggling or trafficking in human beings, it is not implausible that the same employer is putting illegal immigrants to work in his own business. |
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Harper finds the idea that Latin developed into the modern Romance languages too implausible to believe. |
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Moore's strategy was to show that it is intuitively implausible that pleasure is the sole measure of what is good. |
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There is an alethic modal analogy we can use to show that denying DRD is not prima facie implausible. |
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The allegation may or may not be true, but it is not implausible. |
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In America a media-driven machinery of political correctness has successfully stigmatized anyone who dissents from multiracialism's implausible orthodoxies. |
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Use Benford's Law, a statistical formula for evaluating the frequency of given values in a random sample, to expose implausible numeric data. |
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But many in the energy sector take the view that energy demand will continue to rise, and that the targets to phase out fossil fuels by 2050 appear implausible. |
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The concept that ingesting a more alkaline beverage would enhance the intra-cellular movement of water seems physiologically implausible. |
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On the face of it, these contentions will seem intrinsically implausible to many Chaucerians. |
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Now we're going back four million years to another time of cavemen fighting implausible creatures. |
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It is implausible that a company would make such an uneconomic choice. |
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Chronological and other problems have led most archaeologists to dismiss this idea as implausible. |
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Given that the Union's vacillating behaviour in the Balkans during the recently elapsed decade of the previous century is still fresh in the memory, this robust declaration sounds extremely implausible to my mind. |
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It seems to me very implausible to hold that blindsighted people are mere robots in the blind areas of their self-conscious visual fields. |
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One reason is that, whatever the proprieties of the case, Mrs Arroyo's explanation that she was anxious to make sure that the other side was not stealing her votes is not entirely implausible. |
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It is implausible that Parliament meant us to be historians. |
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Kidd has set himself the task of redefining the American landscape, rupturing it into evermore immediate, disjunctive, and implausible fictions. |
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Others suggest that the unreasonable fear of such relatively implausible outcomes could well blind us to the vast potential of biotechnology to improve human health and well-being. |
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But it seems intuitively implausible to suppose that the name 'Aristotle' — as we in fact use that name in the actual world — could be used to refer to anyone other than its referent in the actual world, namely Aristotle. |
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The implausibility of one version of consequentialism does not make consequentialism implausible in general, since other versions of consequentialism still might be plausible. |
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While communication of sensitivities to assumption changes is an important goal, this goal is not enhanced if disclosure includes the results of implausible scenarios with very low probabilities. |
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These types are cancers are considered implausible health effects in Port Hope because the dose from even extraordinarily high levels of these uranium decay products is very low. |
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These claims are often highly implausible. |
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Some parts of the letter's content are considered broadly accurate by historians, although other aspects of its account have been criticised as implausible. |
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Livy adds that it was implausible that Hannibal took such a northerly route, as these high mountain passes would have been inaccessible at the time. |
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For instance, Grant Parker argues that it would be highly implausible for them to have constructed the Bay of Bengal as precisely as they did without the accounts of sailors. |
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But this is also the story of the Soviet Union's early days, when it seemed highly implausible that a cabal of Bolsheviks would rule the Russian empire for seventy-odd years. |
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