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That's certainly believable, but this newfound wisdom doesn't lead anywhere.

Information flows freely across the disputed border, as do insurgents, and so Jailani's claim that the deal is done is certainly believable.

Austin's official motto is "Live Music Capital of the World," which is certainly believable for 10 days in mid-March, when the annual South by Southwest SXSWW) music, film and interactive-arts festivals attract thousands of visitors, not to mention more than 1,000 bands from as far away as Uzbekistan, to the capital of Texas.

That's certainly believable given that Target has already rolled out a suite of beautifully designed mobile applications that are also innovative from a technical perspective.  .

That's certainly believable given that Target has already rolled out a suite of beautifully designed mobile applications that are also innovative from a technical perspective.

An analyst at Fox-Pitt Kelton, commenting on Dodds' announced departure, mused that he must have enough put away in stock and options, accumulated in 20 years at the company, that "it is certainly believable that he would indeed be pursuing a bona fide retirement".

"It certainly seems believable when you start to see pictures," his brother said.

It's certainly more believable than whatever Elizabeth Berkley was going for in Showgirls.

The results fall short of real complexity, but they certainly make believable subplots.

For the moment, what Mr Woodward writes certainly feels believable, just as did his account of the war in Afghanistan, "Bush at War", published in 2002.

Mr Cooper is too clean-cut and fine-featured to convince as a rugged outdoorsman he was certainly more believable as a talking space raccoon in "Guardians Of The Galaxy".