The report imagines a hypothetical class of 100 graduates.
When one report imagines a possibility of 90,000 dead, and others say there is no reason for panic, where's the line between an abundance of caution and a side order of crazy?
Matthew Elliott, chief executive of the Eurosceptic Business for Britain group, said: "This report imagines a world where every negative and false assumption held by those in favour of remaining in the EU at-all-costs is true, and then gives this absurd doomsday scenario a cost in terms of GDP.
The regulator's report imagines a past in which Lehman underwent an "orderly liquidation" instead of a sudden collapse.
But in France, a segment of the French was reported imagining Mr. Sarkozy's hand in the fall of the probable Socialist candidate.
And in fact, the first reaction was quicker even than that: the day after the referendum, there were radio reports – imagine, hundreds of Swiss Erasmus exchange students, bags packed, tickets booked to Barcelona or wherever, suddenly excluded from the programme.
Click here to watch Blood Orange's Chamakay video On his blog, Hynes made clear that the fire was just as serious as reported: "Imagine being outside of your home one day," he wrote.
If dedicating a song to Mr. Moore could send fans fleeing to the exit doors there, as was widely reported, imagine what might happen when a musical in which puppets have sex onstage, sing about masturbating to Internet porn and take potshots at President Bush comes to the city without clocks.
Several of them failed to notice the tomato, but reported imagining New York at sunset (Segal, 1972).
Moreover, upon debriefing, women reported imagining themselves in the perspective of the figure on the screen more strongly than men, and there was a trend for a greater proportion of women to report using a body-centered strategy.
