Statements expressing the opinions of others, opinions not currently held, or hypothetical events were excluded.
Greyhound, on the other hand, argues that the Court of Appeals was correct in holding that hypothetical beneficiaries could not be used to reduce the decedents' personal consumption factor.
To hold a hypothetical gun to the billions of fellow humans out there who frankly never had an intention to invade your country in any way, as part of what really just seems to be the biggest manhood-measuring contest in the history of humankind?
Of course, it's hard to know if the averages would have held in the hypothetical extra week of Q1 2013.
Thus, any 'real world' clinical consideration around the benefit of surgery was held constant in each hypothetical choice and should not have impacted the hypothetical decisions.
And it should be held hostage neither to hypothetical nightmare scenarios nor to the press's stubborn, if principled, insistence on more than it really needs.
(To be fair, the pollsters typically add the disclaimer that results reflect the likely outcome of a hypothetical election held on the day of the poll).
We might require, therefore, that the Principle should hold even for hypothetical cases of qualitatively identical medium sized objects (e.g., clones which, contrary to fact, really are molecule for molecule replicas).
So long as the separation-of-powers conflict remained hypothetical, the court held, it had no authority to exercise the extraordinary remedy of mandamus.
When he particularly approved of a proof, he would say it came from "The Book --an elusive hypothetical tome that held all of the Book --anfs that could ever Book --and.
