If you ask how many times Bjorn Borg won Wimbledon, for example, "1980" is not a plausible answer, but "5" is.
(EA1) is a plausible interpretation of the view Socrates endorses, but it is not a plausible answer in the search for an understanding of wisdom.
This year, though, was special: a plausible answer to a future trivia question about the least memorable Oscars ever.
But the mislabeled Class Action Fairness Act, just approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee, is not a plausible answer.
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A plausible answer is that the two terms are not, in fact, synonymous and that frequency justifies an ascription of probability, although probability means something else.
The question that has plagued him for most of that period – "what is Brown for?" – now has a plausible answer.
Writing about "The Man Who Wasn't There," a 2001 film by the Americans Joel and Ethan Coen, he described the characters as "anonymous beings, irrelevant, naïve, at times a bit soft in the head, but inhabited by an interrogation that concerns the meaning of their existence, to which they're not capable of giving a plausible answer, but of which, like an intimate rage, they cannot free themselves".
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A plausible answer is: when R = S, a = c and b = d.
