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So it was inevitable that something had to give – having two women with such qualities seems too far fetched for the writers of American TV so Karen disappears after she and Hal have to distract the Mechs during the raid that Mike stupidly ruined.

"It is my job to investigate activities of the 'five eyes' and probably not too far fetched to assume that this is of interest to different secret services," she said.

Indeed, he itemises the countless cameo activities that kept Bowie engaged with pop culture, even if it's a bit far fetched to suggest that the issuing of the infamous Bowie bonds in 1997 was "as much a work of art as anything he did".

(That part might sound far fetched to those unfamiliar with the new rules of national campaigns, but it's already happened a bunch of times).

It seems extremely far fetched to suppose that, after being acquired by a virus, these genes all of a sudden became useless for cells.

GUPTA The idea [of "Campaign"] didn't seem so far fetched to me.

But it might not be far fetched that analyses of RP genes are misleading.

But given the president's proclivities, it would wouldn't seem that far fetched if his reorganization of the Minerals Management Service into separate divisions eventually included the creation of a federal entity that directed the development of federally owned oil and gas acreage rather than just leasing it and collecting royalties.

Some of their beliefs like the one that states changes in Earth's temperature are caused by a decrease in pirates may sound sort of far fetched, until you think about how some Christians believe that climate change is actually the will of Jesus.

Roiland is an outspoken Batman lover, so it's not far fetched that the absurd elements of the show would permeate into Rick and Morty through cultural osmosis.

The imaginary land of removed moms and dads is as far fetched as your plot concoctions.