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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Jill says she can earn $50,000 from the job, but this is an implausible figure.
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Miss Harris' experience of healing, however implausible it seems, is common in religious meetings.
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The idea that a virus could wipe out an entire city so quickly seems a little implausible .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All three of Kane's categories suffer from implausible assumptions which belong in the realms of racist folklore rather than scientific inquiry.
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But in fact it seems most implausible the ether should do this.
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But it indicates that the idea of allergies affecting the mind - and viceversa - is not implausible .
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But the tremendous earthquakes they showed were somewhat implausible .
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However, I would agree with Searle that this possibility has been rendered rather implausible , to say the least.
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Moreover in many cases it is implausible .
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Well, you and other men of science seem to assume two things which I find rather implausible .
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While unlikely, this is not in principle altogether implausible , and so the wrong answer would be reached.