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We didn't have a single class together in high school until the beginning of our senior year, when we ended up, implausibly, in the same physical education class, during the last period of the day. — Land of the Blind by Jess Walter
Probably because people are so pissed off they issue death threats (and claim, implausibly, that the site led to crimes against Japanese women abroad). — Balderdash
In a passage like this, DeShell is forced to use his narrator to present information so transparently and so implausibly (no one really says such things to oneself) that narrative continuity is broken. — The Reading Experience
In its statement, SICO said AIG "implausibly" asserts that in 1970 it established a trust of shares worth more than $100 million at the time, but the trust was never put in writing and never included on its balance sheet. — Latest Articles
She claimed, implausibly, that she was merely channeling — One Thousand Reasons