Or at least it is plausible to so maintain.
It is quite plausible to assert that, unlike most modernist masterpieces, a decent reproduction of a Warhol is as a good as an "original," or for that matter is just as original.
It's extremely plausible to assert had it not been for Kennedy stepping in and threatening Marshall's economic bottom line his team would have remained an all-white club for at least a bit longer.
Rather than asserting that death itself is a moral concept, it might be more plausible to assert that death, a biological phenomenon, is generally assumed to be morally important at least in the case of human beings given a relatively stable background of social institutions and attitudes about "death behaviors".
It would seem plausible to assert that there is such a ban, though any such assertion should, of course, be made in a tentative way.
But, my word, it is plausible.
It's plausible they're going to fail to coordinate.
But it is unscientific to assert that it would.
It is condescending to assert this is just a fad.
It is left to assert whether gene gene interactions may indeed weaken or vanish in cancer.
