Here, plausible deniability is at least a recognition that there are people with interests different from one's own and that their influence, if not their interests or humanity, warrants a certain degree of respect.
I never tell anybody that these are original". Kahveci says that counterfeiters are increasingly resorting to more ingenious tactics to avoid discovery and arrest: "If you have an arrest warrant for a certain address, they simply move their goods into the neighbour's shop". And, he adds: "Many workshops now work behind closed blinds over the weekend, when they appear to be closed.
I do lots of research before writing a novel, then try not to use any of it unless it's warranted in a certain scene.
In the Matter of a Warrant to Search a Certain E-mail Account Controlled and Maintained by Microsoft Corporation.
Even when an investor fundamentally believes in an opportunity or an entrepreneur, sometimes the existing risks are too high to warrant committing more than a certain amount of capital at that moment.
That argument works sometimes yesterday another judge in the same courthouse ruled that it's legal to wiretap a US citizen without a warrant in certain circumstances but it didn't hold up here, possibly because of the hardships suffered by the no-fly listers who sued the government.
The inferiority comes from its reputation, warranted or not, for a certain... vapidity.
It took her two years of lorry driving for Military Transport at Marchwood in Hampshire to swap professions and she had a warrant officer in the PT Corps, a certain Kriss Akabusi, who would become the European and Commonwealth 400m hurdles champion in 1990, to thank for smoothing her path.
The CDC also suggest public health authorities assess whether a certain case warrants additional restrictions on movement, which in Hickox's case Maine argued is valid, given her close contact with Ebola patients.
One much-discussed approach -- landlords' accepting stock or warrants to buy stock at a certain price in the dot-coms as additional compensation for providing space in a tight market -- is not yet the custom in New York, Mr. Mosler said.
