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In other words, if Apple is getting better at topic detection, it's plausible that Chomp's technology played a role.

Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.

It's plausible that some aspects of Austin's distinctive approach to philosophical questions derived from his engagement with the last three.

It's plausible that Google will favor its own service in search hits, but it seems farfetched that such a move would lead Google to monopolize travel search.

Even so, Lotwin said he thinks it's plausible that more people retain divorce lawyers around Valentine's Day, even if they're not his own clients.

The researchers, who reported their findings in Geophysical Research Letters, say it's plausible that Venus could have harbored life especially in its oceans and that Venus-like worlds in other systems may prove habitable as well.

It's plausible that while dozing, a portion of the meeting seeped into Pelosi's subconscious, giving her what she thought was just a horrible dream about waterboarding.

And it's plausible that this version of that behavior says something about this specific cultural moment.

It's plausible that he might inject new life into the subjects at hand here.

It's plausible that there are more obvious fluctuations in facial skin colour than those we detected.

And how can I act so that it's plausible that I'm just acting?