There could be France, supposedly clueless and feckless and decrepit according to its own citizens-with-laptops.
Any number of other recent offerings in the language that is supposedly our own could be cited.
The greening I did in Time Edit convinced me that just about any piece I write could be improved if, when it was supposedly ready to hand in, I looked in the mirror and said sternly to myself "Green fourteen" or "Green eight".
McEnroe said that psychologically, LaBeouf could be a good fit – "Supposedly he's crazy, so maybe that works" – but that he was concerned that physically he would struggle to convince.
The Care.data initiative has now been suspended for six months over fears that people could be identified from the supposedly anonymous data, which turned out to contain postcodes, dates of birth, NHS numbers, ethnicity and gender.
It began to seem even more implausible last year, when a U.S. team led by Douglas Clowe, then of Steward Observatory in Tucson, Arizona, reported an observation that supposedly could be explained only by dark matter (ScienceNOW, 21 August 2006).
The scene in which Wellard was euthanised had to be re-edited, as Kyte could be seen breathing when supposedly dead.
Toward the end of 1776 it was apparent to many in England that pacification of New England was very difficult due to the high concentration of Patriots; and so London decided to isolate New England and concentrate on the central and southern regions where Loyalists supposedly could be rallied.
Our methodology was developed to look for all orthologous microsatellites for which PCR primers could be potentially designed in supposedly unique genomic sequences for downstream cross-species applications, for example, comparative mapping, population genetics of nonmodel species, and study of interspecies microsatellite evolution.
It was time for me to discover my true vocation, which Aristotle supposedly said could be found at the intersection of the world's needs and my passions.
