How to pronounce “plausibly” in English

And covert refers to plausibly denial covert operations.

But you could plausibly argue, when you have breaks you actually go a little bit faster too.

So the efforts are also plausibly denied.

If we scaled them vigorously but plausibly between now and mid-century, let's say, how much of the needle can they each move

Standard growth economics says it could plausibly double every month or faster.

There's no way you can plausibly do this within the model.

But presumably, very plausibly, there is something it's like to be a bat.

volitional mental factors, that plausibly can steepen people's growth curves as they grow through life.

Without having to read-- because you can't plausibly read all of the books about everything.

So it's a plausibly Earthlike planet within the stars habitable zone.

What if those youth whose lives are marked by turmoil and difficulty were plausibly heirs to the brightest, most creative futures?

We have no examples of that happening in the ancient world that can plausibly be applied to Peter.

take whatever science fiction I'm working on and try-- again, I use the word plausibly--

over a time scale typically of a dozen or less seconds, that we can plausibly engage these mental factors to increase the conversion rate of experiences we're having

So at the beginning of a work day, emulations plausibly will often split off a few copies who spend a few hours doing a short-term task,

In the last few hundred years as we've gotten rich, plausibly what's happened is the pressures that make farmers into farmers feel less compelling.

if we haven't already reached it, in which nuclear warfare becomes plausibly deniable.

So just like a Swiss bank hides money, and it's plausibly deniable, and no one knows it's there.

To go further, you want, I think, to test these explanations, both with psychological studies to see if this is plausibly what's

Covert operations, I should say, are defined as operations that are not just secret, that you're not just keeping it safe, but that you lie about plausibly.

So in the upper right, you've got the reduced CO2 emissions if this solution is scaled vigorously but plausibly

But it's definitely a thing, that humans find it hard to look away from someone who's solving a problem, especially if they're just plausibly trying

And this distinction between the forger lifestyle and mental style from the farmer lifestyle actually maps somewhat plausibly onto a roughly liberal

Things that while necessary, would be unlikely to fundamentally address the problem of say, plausibly deniable nuclear warfare, more broadly.

The judgment is my view, as I've said, that we're getting close to a tipping point in which we enter a world where nuclear warfare is plausibly deniable.

And so, either his humor was not that good and it was not that clever, so it seems like you know, "I don't get the joke," or he was towing that line between, "Yeah, this is plausibly