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Only Shane Battier, the lone starting senior, appeared fresh enough to convincingly utter the familiar Blue Devils script.

There are not many composers cool enough to convincingly connect traditional folk ballads with grime, ska and dubstep.

A final-hour flurry helped Wall Street climb back near the break-even point Thursday, but the closing charge wasn't quite enough to convincingly extend the market's rally.

Although this so-called 1X coverage is much less than the 50X to 100X or more now possible with modern genomes, Willerslev said that it was still enough to convincingly show that the skeleton is closely related to today's Native Americans.

As it turned out, sugar and other sweeteners weren't enough to convincingly improve a wine's taste profile, but antifreeze, or at least its primary ingredient, diethylene glycol, could both increase sweetness and maintain body.

There is a lot to be learned by negative trials provided that the study was well-designed and had enough statistical power to convincingly rule out an intervention's effectiveness.

England are not good enough to win convincingly and Israel aren't good enough to dominate the game and crush opponents.

MINUSES -- Mr. Cruise's star performance verges on the overbearing, and Penélope Cruz, who plays his dream girl, still can't speak English well enough to emote convincingly.

With spreads on Italian and Spanish bonds reaching the point where officials in those countries would have trouble issuing debt at sustainable interest rates, the central bank may be the only institution powerful enough to intervene convincingly in markets.

As his schoolmate Perry, Chris Dwan is young, skinny, boyish and talented enough to pass convincingly and sympathetically for an adolescent who rolls his eyes and wishes for death when his forceful mother, Harriet (Laura Esterman), talks about him.

Neither the Labour leader nor Cameron can bring themselves to talk about the one thing on the mind of every other MP: Corbyn because he can't delete his internet history quickly enough to sound convincingly pro-EU and Dave because he could just do with one half-hour each week when he's not mano a mano with his own party.