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• This is so improbable that it can be dismissed as part of a viable explanation.

• However, it is improbable that differences in phenotype were created during the production of clones, in fact the opposite is expected.

• However, "improvements" in ordinary housekeeping functions of the hominid isocortex are equally improbable as selective agents responsible for its expansion.

• No definitive credible evidence of assassination has been found, and it is highly improbable that there was any such attempt.

• And every improbable, inconceivable, and amazing thing does happen, whence the stories which form the legacy of all our catastrophes and pain.

• But she achieved the improbable feat of spanning three centuries, having been born in 1899 and dying in 2001.

• Certain forms of melodrama might be improbable, but were acceptable so long as they had such a moral.

• In science, controlled experiments sharply delimit what is considered highly probable and what is considered highly improbable.

• The parallelism is easy to formulate : just as living things are complex and highly improbable, so the universe is complex and highly improbable.

• There is no sharp dividing line between probable and improbable results.

• In other words, the function of this model is to limit the improbable tag sequences, rather than finding names.

• In contrast, disagreement on core issues seems improbable among competent practitioners because such issues are easily resolved.

• Given such revolutionary developments, it is highly improbable that patterns of crime and criminality and the measures taken to counteract them would be unaffected.

• These "debts may be compromising or corrupting," and impartiality may become an improbable ideal for the insider-ethicist.

• In any case, historians do not have the luxury of ignoring the improbable out of hand.