Summoned to France to sign the final legal papers several years after their initial separation, the apparently unreliable Ahmad arrives from Tehran to find Marie pregnant with the child of her new lover, Samir (the brilliant Tahar Rahim), whose own wife, Céline, has drunk poison, to the horror of Marie's alienated teenage daughter, Lucie.
And the test was apparently notoriously unreliable.
Apparently, the unreliable document posited that an understanding existed between Clinton's campaign and the Justice Department that the email investigation wasn't really going anywhere — which led to Comey's rogue public announcement about reopening the probe during the election.
The scientific process, he apparently believes, is unreliable, while the state criminal justice system is infallible.
Even the unreliability is unreliable.
In April 2006, a three-judge panel of the court warned Mr. Liu that his carelessly written and factually unreliable appellate brief, apparently copied in large part from earlier ones, could subject him to discipline.
This makes the recorded diagnoses unreliable, sometimes resulting in apparently poor coherence between medication and diagnoses, and this leads to difficulties in drawing valid conclusions on the quality of primary care.
Stage B, conducted during April October 1978, found that the aircraft's avionics were extremely unreliable; like Stage A, these problems were apparently ignored when a directive issued on cleared the Tu-142MK for operational service.
Random variability can be so great as to make individual assessments of tumor biology unreliable, yet constrained enough to lead to the apparently simultaneous appearance of multiple overt metastases.
But Williams – who has steered through Kitt's own unreliable memoirs, interviewed many people who knew her, and apparently listened to every record and seen every film and video – presents a fluent and involving account of her life.
Shakespeare seems to have regarded his own perspective as being as unreliable as anyone else's, and less suppressed his own ego than "vanished" it, clearing the way for an apparently infinite capacity for human empathy.
