All of which means that Jason Statham's next film, Parker, could legitimately be about anything.
If the latter is the case, the disease has circumnavigated the globe – and could legitimately be described as a pandemic.
All other tweets prior to this date could legitimately be demanded by means of subpoena, it was ruled.
However, this number does not distinguish among many speech communities that could legitimately be considered distinct languages.
In Poulter's case, a lack of psychological edge is never a criticism which could legitimately be levelled.
Kathleen Coumou, senior vice president at Christie's International Real Estate, said that some residential properties could legitimately be marketed and sold as art.
Strictly speaking, it cannot be said to be by Matisse, any more than a conscientious copy of a Matisse painting could legitimately be considered to be his work.
Hannibal is a sprawling mess of a masterpiece that defies classification – it could legitimately be labelled horror, guignol, gothic, even romance.
That might prove a hugely controversial decision, with several Portuguese newspapers and commentators already questioning how a Socialist-led government with majority parliamentary backing could legitimately be denied.
Foster's have finally called time on the two beach-bum agony aunts so marinaded in blokey Aussie banter they could legitimately be called ripperologists.
What the Swiss could not then foresee was that by allowing quartz watchmakers to claim a foothold among buyers looking for an inexpensive watch that could legitimately be banged around, the luxury segment would eventually be theirs for the taking.
