So, how much of this putative story is autobiographical?
The putative story line would be written from the alternating points of view of the three girls, each of whom would see separate clues to the crime which, taken together, would be incriminating.
The putative story line of "Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp," which begins on Tuesday (10 p.m. Eastern and Pacific times, 9 p.m. Central), is a look at how a young, unwed mother struggles to raise her toddler son alone.
I can't remember exactly when I first read the putative "news story" about Jackson, Brando, and Taylor escaping New York together by car on September 11th — it was many years ago, anyway.
l On the serious lack of scientific consensus of the larval-transfer hypothesis see 'Unification as a putative causal story'.
In what follows we try to indicate the specialization of every author for two reasons: first we want to appreciate the remarkable interdisciplinarity of the group; second we want to assess a claim made by Lynn Margulis in the Preface, characterizing the authors as 'real scientists' as opposed to intermediaries or journalists (see 'Unification as a putative causal story' below).
As for empirical hypotheses ('Unification as a putative causal story'), by definition they can be true or false, like the SET: as Schaechter (2012) reports, Margulis 'correctly predicted that, if an organelle originated as a free-living cell, it is possible that naturally occurring counterparts still can be found among extant organisms', and that is exactly what happened.
Brought into the deal by Waldman's former Toronto partner, Shnaider bought the downtown site for $28 million in cash late last year, assuming majority control of the equity in a putative $500 million, 70-story tower that, so far, exists only on paper.
This was a strong story: a putative foreign minister appeared to be saying on the record that Indonesian officials had given her private assurances that contradicted Indonesia's public position.
Stories about putative 'No-Go Zones' in France, and that the City of Birmingham in England being under Sharia law were met for the most part, with the contempt and derision that they deserved, but some people remain convinced that they were true and this contributes to anti-Muslim sentiment.
Below is an example fragment of two verses, which was quoted in the Collection of Paradoxical Stories, whose putative author Antigonus (often identified with Antigonus of Carystus, a near-contemporary) does not specify which work they came from; indirect evidence suggests Demeter.
