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The four-wheel-drive Mini sounds incongruous but looks surprisingly convincing based on prototypes that the company has allowed journalists to see.

It is not clear that Yom's prescriptions are as convincing based on the sole criterion of the short-run survival of valuable allies.

While the clustering of these proteins with the TLR group is quite convincing, based on direct inspection of the BLAST results, it is extremely difficult, indeed impossible with these data, to discern more discrete relationships within this large family.

But even if one is not fully convinced based on the Chinese Room Argument alone, it does not change the fact that Turing machines are symbol manipulating machines and not thinking machines, a position taken by the great physicist Richard Feynman over a decade earlier.

But I am not convinced, based on my own personal experience, that all of us are meant to find one mate to last our entire lifetime, although I have great admiration for people who do successfully mate for life.

Ms. Yates became convinced, based on the president's own statements, that he had intended to unlawfully single out Muslims, senior officials said.

Mr. Camping, a retired civil engineer and the leader of Family Radio Worldwide, an independent Christian ministry, says he is convinced, based on a close reading of the Bible, that the end will begin on Saturday, heralded by huge earthquakes.

In an interview with RT two weeks ago, Mother Agnes said that she was convinced, based on her study of the footage posted online, "that the whole affair was a frame-up.

United States Customs Service officials said today that while the capacitors could also be used for laser weaponry or conventional warheads, they were convinced, based on the defendants' conversations, that the devices were intended for use in nuclear warheads.

In an interview in the committee's ornate conference room in the Capitol, Mr. Levin said he was convinced — based on recent conversations with constituents — that Democrats must battle harder to enact their goals, including sweeping health care legislation and addressing the aftershocks of the worst recession in generations.

The former agents said they were convinced, based on their knowledge of the bureau's relationship with Mr. Steinbrenner, that the F.B.I.'s personal assistance to the New York Yankees' principal owner had included searches of computerized bureau files in Washington for information on Howard Spira, an admitted gambler from the Bronx.