If - and it is an if - they were reduced to 20-2, or 40-3, therethere would be genuine concern in the dressing-room".
It remained unclear yesterday whether the cease-fire announced over the weekend by the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, would be genuine and lasting.
There would be genuine, albeit partial, progress if the editors who decided the fate of a manuscript had no idea who had written or recommended it.
When asked about charging fees to dozens or hundreds of applicants when only a few would be genuine finalists, Ms. New said, "We discourage that".
Best of all would be genuine reforms to foster competition and choice in the public services, so that the consumer rather than the man in Whitehall drives improvement.
He warned that there would be "genuine, dramatic instability" if the court disavowed the approach the Federal Circuit has used nearly since its creation in 1982.
Left only with what would be genuine student athletes, the N.C.A.A.'s next television contract for the men's basketball tournament would likely be worth less than the ten-billion-dollar deal it signed in 2010.
Which TV executive thought there would be genuine jeopardy in watching a top-flight chef supersize a bloody bag of Hula Hoops, as Blumenthal did for Heston's Fantastical Food?
But this account does not sit well with boundaries of the bona fide sort (if any); if any such boundary were vague, it would be so independently of our cognitive or social articulations, hence a de re account would seem to be necessary, which means that there would be genuine worldly indeterminacy.
As long as the picture provided is a close up of their face and it's not hidden by huge sunglasses that would make Jackie Onassis jealous or a hat reminiscent of Elton John - you would have a pretty clear idea of whether their age would be genuine.
