However, this failure, deplorable though it is, cannot justify the early release of a man who remains guilty until the conspiracy theory associated with claims of his innocence is proven to the extent that it raises a realistic doubt about the guilty verdict.
A realistic doubt, though, is whether, under Brazilian conditions, pushing up the ticket prices is good business.
I was such a starkly different creature; born pragmatic realistic, full of doubt.
His abandonment, in 358, of the district of Toxandria, roughly equivalent to modern Belgium, to its barbarian squatters, on condition of their defending it against other invaders, was no doubt a realistic decision.
"It's still realistic there's no doubt about that, but we've got to learn quickly," he said.
In any event it is no doubt more realistic - at least unless we decide differently after evaluating the open debate on the Green Paper - to go for a directive to begin with.
Scanning tunneling microscopy, although much more recent in inception, has provided realistic images that confirm beyond doubt the essential features of molecular geometry.
A realistic and sharp portrait, no doubt, and not without irony and self-awareness, but ultimately it suffocates on its own unrelenting self-referentiality.
That Schlick was converted to "phenomenalistic positivism" might be contested (see Geymonat 1985); but, beyond the shadow of a doubt, Feigl's realistic reconstruction of the theories of physics had a minority status within the Vienna Circle.
But, despite the initial success of Lemieux's return to the ice, it is realistic to retain a few doubts about what will come.
My advice is steer clear of negative gossip about a place or people you don't know, and if in doubt look for a realistic source of information.
