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Great American executives are not picked for patience, he points out, plausibly enough.

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

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

The Tigers' intelligence chief, Pottu Amman, is the most senior rebel plausibly rumoured to have survived the murderous last stage of a two-year army offensive.

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.

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

They need to decide whether they are choosing a new boss for their party, or one who could plausibly belong to the country as a whole, as a future prime minister.

If only one rogue journalist had been involved in such illegal activity, his editor might plausibly have known nothing. But there were indications that the problem was more widespread.

More plausibly, he had an explanation for what the spots are for: to break up the animal’s shape when it is hiding in the dappled light of the forest.