The phrase "a plot of foreign" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The author created a plot of foreign intrigue that captivated readers."
Alternatives: "a storyline of foreign" or "a narrative of foreign".
And Irish-Americans are not alone in cultivating psychic connections to plots of foreign soil; many American Jews maintain a passionate connection to Israel, for example, and Mexicans who are American citizens can vote in Mexican elections.
Ultimately, though, a failure to face up to the flaws in her campaign is leading to some dark places, full of the plotting of foreign agents.
But as the focus of the hopes and plots of foreign nations, religious denominations and English court factions, Arbella was also a threat, one that Elizabeth neutralised by sending her into exile and virtual confinement at Hardwick.
Moscow has alleged that videos and photos of convulsing toddlers were a plot by foreign powers.
So do many Iranians, based on a reading of history that portrays Iran as a serial victim of foreign plotting.
But the raw emotions shocked Syrians and left officials painting a sinister picture of foreign plots to partition the country.
Teenagers as young as 15 are being groomed to carry out terrorist attacks in Britain and al-Qaida sympathisers are hatching plots in a growing number of foreign countries against targets here, the head of MI5 warned yesterday.
And in a plot twist worthy of any foreign or domestic version of "The Office," the German crowd-sourcing campaign was modeled on a similar strategy used to raise money for an erotic feature called "Hotel Desire".
"What's needed is a sort of unified, unifying Pearl Harbour sort of purple American fury". Policies that allowed for plots to kill foreign heads of state and the use of human rights abusers as agents were brought into disrepute in the 1970s, when the US was impli cated in a number of foreign assassinations.
