That makes a revamped Frankenstein coalition the most plausible option.
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This is arguably the most plausible outcome at the moments.
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Thus, I don't believe this is the most plausible explanation.
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But also Trump's most plausible path to a second term.
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The most plausible possibility that it's Leo Thames, Taylor Swift's godson.
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The most plausible explanation is that Hanna wasn't dreaming at all.
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A rushing-based offense is Seattle's most plausible course to victory.
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Here's a look at Trump's three most plausible paths (maps via 270toWin.com).
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The remaining, but most plausible, possibility is the election Mr Salvini seeks.
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Sacks, in the aftermath of Trump's comments, suggested the most plausible outcomes.
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But the authors take a different view of the most plausible solutions.
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Bad actors would be the most plausible reason for an internet outage.
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This seems like the most banal but also the most plausible explanation.
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Likewise, Alyx remains one of the most plausible, endearing characters in video games.
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Yet on November 29th evidence for the last, and perhaps the most plausible, emerged.
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It's all speculation, but these two theories, at this point, seem the most plausible.
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In my opinion, the most plausible explanation for this is that North Korea blinked.
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Environmental crackdown seems the most plausible explanation for the change in Chinese supply dynamics.
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Rather, each is trying to communicate the most plausible possible fantasy of that experience.
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It is certainly the most plausible argument against the likelihood of a Trump presidency.
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Making sure to stress these facts constantly, Johnson presented himself as the most plausible alternative.
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The most plausible contender for prime minister is Antonio Tajani, president of the European Parliament.
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But most plausible projections of how Trump could fall short required him to lose Indiana.
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What would be the most plausible scenario concerning a Trump-ordered preemption against North Korea?
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The most plausible explanation is that a significant segment of the Obama coalition stayed home.
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That somebody, or a group of individuals, removed the observatory remains the most plausible explanation.
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Regardless, the bouncing boulder theory is emerging as the most plausible explanation for Phobos' distinctive grooves.
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They found that the most plausible explanation is the uptick in aerosol pollution over this region.
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In 2011, it topped a NASA poll of the most plausible science fiction movies ever made.
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Yet the pattern of Trump's behavior is so consistent that it seems the most plausible explanation.
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But the most plausible explanation is that Mr. Kerry more or less agreed with his diplomats.
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We now know that Trump reimbursed Cohen, which had always seemed like the most plausible explanation.
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Verdict: This is easily the most plausible and supported theory, but the available evidence is inconsistent.
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The most plausible interpretation is that working-class whites are experiencing a pervasive sense of vulnerability.
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S.-led solution in Syria would become the most plausible end to the war, said Issa.
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The most plausible explanation is that when it comes to Hillary Clinton, his passion clouds his judgement.
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Such oceans are viewed as one of the most plausible places to find life outside of Earth.
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We've compiled all the most compelling theories out there, from the craziest ones to the most plausible.
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The diagnosis that seemed most plausible was incipient dementia (possibly Alzheimer's, Fronto-Temporal, or less likely, cerebrovascular).
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So, to recap, here's what I see as the most plausible — though still implausible — Sanders victory scenario.
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But I do believe that the most plausible explanation is that the media we consume influences our dreams.
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The most plausible figure, argues Ian Campbell in the first comprehensive account of the massacre, may be 20,000.
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The most plausible outcome would be a coalition between the PD and Forza Italia, if Mr Berlusconi agreed.
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Perhaps the most plausible part of the Starship Enterprise was the holodeck, which simulated other people and environments.
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He stopped scanning the results when his eyes fell on what he thought was the most plausible explanation.
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It's also the most plausible path up from white identity politics to a one-nation, pan-ethnic conservatism.
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This seems the most plausible explanation for why the near unanimous predictions of a Clinton victory proved wrong.
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Many scholars believe that the most plausible bases for a Trump impeachment are corruption and abuse of power.
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The markings reminded early naturalists of snakeskin, which is the most plausible source for this orchid's arresting name.
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Again, this is the most plausible segment of the court's reasoning, though it is hardly a slam dunk.
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All allies agree that the most plausible assessment would be that Russia is in violation of the treaty.
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And yet the most plausible response to that question may be one that the Sharifs can't state publicly.
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That's still a very heavy lift — but it's the most plausible the party's chances have looked all year.
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Specifically, the most plausible scenario for stopping Trump now is that he'd be deposed at a contested convention.
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There are likely many reasons for the decline of social skills, but the most plausible villain is technology itself.
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So if, indeed, the most plausible supernatural creatures are those which most resemble reality, the question becomes: which part?
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Stallman said the 'most plausible scenario' is that one of Epstein's underage victims was 'entirely willing', VICE News reported.
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The most plausible reforms — ending the filibuster and admitting DC and Puerto Rico — only begin to reduce the problem.
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From where you're sitting now, will this president testify to the special counsel—what is the most plausible outcome?
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But it was arguably the most plausible and promising accord yet proposed in the history of international climate talks.
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But outside experts argue that some sort of microwave weapon, not a sonic one, is the most plausible explanation.
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There needed to be heat, and one of the most plausible ideas is that Mars itself provided the internal furnace.
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I turned blue and purple states red as I tried to envision the most plausible path for a Trump victory.
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The most plausible explanation is that Mr Emefiele has been kowtowing to President Muhammadu Buhari, who fears a weak currency.
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The most plausible explanation may be that Republicans have a floor with Hispanic voters somewhere around the Romney-Trump level.
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So, with a bit of creative license, here are the three most plausible scenarios for the good times to end.
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"The most plausible path to a more aggressive stimulus model is the occurrence of a (deep) economic crisis," Carlsson-Szelak wrote.
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The key to thinking sensibly about this "solar geoengineering" is to avoid the extremes and consider the most plausible-use scenarios.
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Like The Purple Rose of Cairo, La La Land arrives at the most plausible of happy endings for Mia and Sebastian.
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I believe the JCPOA is a good deal: It provides the most plausible way of preventing Iran from getting the bomb.
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Not everyone in canine science shares that view today, but many researchers think it is the most plausible route to domestication.
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And it all but destroys the most plausible chance at solving Israel's political paralysis: a unity government between Gantz and Netanyahu.
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And that's easily the most plausible bit in the entire book, which is otherwise packed with Lafferty's typically irascible comic genius.
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Here's the way I would put it: In most plausible theories of the universe, the universe is a kind of computation.
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Trump's most plausible argument against investing in the stock market is that stock prices are propped up by low interest rates.
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Nomura said the most plausible channel for a Japan inflation jump would be interplay between the dollar/yen pair and oil prices.
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But the most plausible explanation I heard is that Foxconn's secret is that it has no idea what it's doing in Wisconsin.
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The result was not a likely scenario in which Sanders caught Clinton, but rather the most plausible one he could think of.
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That resistance illuminated the critical shift in the gun debate since Clinton's era-and the most plausible path toward any future limits.
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There are a handful of theories, but the most plausible one alludes much to an outdated stereotype about how bidets are used.
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"We can imagine many scenarios, but the most plausible scenario is that she presented herself to him as entirely willing," Stallman wrote.
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Early in the thread, Stallman insists that the "most plausible scenario" is that Epstein's underage victims were "entirely willing" while being trafficked.
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Health minister Leo Varadkar has said this pairing would be a "nightmare," but some pollsters say it is the most plausible outcome.
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The latter increasingly seems like the most plausible, straightforward option when you consider how complicated multiple Infinity Stones would make the final film.
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Jerry becoming a professional stoner and edibles tycoon is easily the most plausible subplot the series has offered in the first four episodes.
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The most plausible interpretation was that it expressed uncertainty about the inmates' future after January 20th, when Donald Trump assumes the American presidency.
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The most plausible source of this hydrogen is hydrothermal reactions between hot rocks and water in the ocean beneath the moon's icy surface.
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More than any other tech giant, Facebook's power feels like an immediate threat and the most plausible first target for congressional action. Sen.
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The most plausible explanation, say the researchers, is that they're connected by underground aquifers, and not through channels or rivers on the surface.
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Then, based on your priorities and realities, consider the most plausible Options available, such as to cut staffing or offer a deep discount.
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I asked Nate to come up with a map or two for the most plausible way Trump could win in a close election.
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Foreseeably, and for the next several years, the most plausible U.S. targets of any North Korean nuclear aggression would be Hawaii and Alaska.
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Of all the van Goghs on film, however, Roth is the most plausible with a brush, or a charcoal stick, in his hand.
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Most plausible, according to Drew, is Ehrlichman's allegation that Nixon personally erased the tapes, presumably because they contained discussion of a cover-up.
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If that's the evidence you give me, I think the most plausible hypothesis is that it applies to other means of nutritional effects.
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"The most plausible reason for the slowdown is the escalation of the trade war since May," wrote Jan Hatzius, the bank's chief economist.
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Still, beating back zombies and avoiding starvation seem like the most plausible scenarios, they said, proving once again that medieval times were no joke.
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Alexei Navalny, the most plausible candidate of the new generation, was barred from standing in December after the Kremlin engineered fraud charges against him.
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This is the most plausible way an election hack could succeed, kicking up enough dust to sow doubt about any result the system produces.
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And the man now seen as the most plausible establishment alternative to Trump, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, spent $14.8 million in the fourth quarter.
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The most plausible explanation for Magufuli's authoritarian turn is that he is trying to minimize the possibility of an opposition victory in the future.
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The most plausible scenario for Ms. Pelosi to exit, Democrats believe, is one in which the party just barely wins control of the House.
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The most plausible claim seemed to be that of Geraldine Doyle, who in 19793 worked briefly as a metal presser in a Michigan plant.
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The most plausible explanation for the drop in oil prices over the past nineteen months, in fact, has nothing to do with weak demand.
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"We think that the most plausible bull case for the remainder of 2019 is one where better-than-expected China growth pulls up other regions."
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Most plausible, according to Drew, is Ehrlichman's allegation that Nixon personally erased the tapes, presumably because they contained yet more discussion of a cover-up.
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The most plausible explanation of this data is that simply projecting one generation of mobility out across three or four or 30 generations is misleading.
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"The most plausible reason is that the missile deployment was always going to be on a short-term rather than a permanent basis," he said.
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Perhaps no Democratic candidate is capable of succeeding simultaneously with these two heterogeneous groups, but that is the most plausible route to a Trump defeat.
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He says consumers banding together to lobby the tech companies is the most plausible route, citing labor unions as an example of such a movement.
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But it's puzzling what kind of atmosphere can survive on a planet this hot—most plausible atmospheres we can imagine would evaporate away at these temperatures.
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The most enjoyable part of Bandersnatch was how many times you could play through and arrive at different endings, most plausible enough to be believable outcomes.
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The most plausible solutions, like expanding the earned income credit could be prohibitively expensive, while others — like boosting employment opportunity for felons — might be politically unpalatable.
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OF THE explanations offered for the mysterious disappearance of five Hong Kong booksellers late last year it was both the most lurid and the most plausible.
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His odds are still poor, in the most plausible scenarios he loses — but he still has a path, and here's what he needs to walk it.
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The most plausible razor-thin Clinton victory has her winning all of those as well as Virginia (while losing New Hampshire, Florida, Ohio and North Carolina).
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The most plausible guess seemed to be that they were meant to scare off anyone who might have been present in the office at 5 a.m.
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"The most plausible zone of release lies between the Volga and the Urals," the French Institute for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety said on Nov. 9.
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The most plausible negotiated outcome would be a long-term ceasefire and de facto partition of Syria, putting off reintegration until Assad is no longer around.
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Havas' Richards said targeting "coming from a single data point like email" is one of the most plausible reasons why the editor's wife saw the ad.
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Guðni had always thought that a woman candidate for President would be the most plausible popular choice, and that, if a woman ran, she would win.
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Earlier this week, I sketched out what I think is the most plausible outcome for climate policy over the next four years of Donald Trump's presidency.
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First of all, the idea of a dedicated box handling the processing and communicating with the device wirelessly sounds like the most plausible aspect of the rumors.
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SHAPIRO: Yes, I mean, the fact is that -- you know, the most plausible possible read of the president&aposs behavior is that this is all planned out.
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"I think the most plausible explanation is that women who were engaging in partner violence were more likely to be acting in a defensive way," she said.
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" But the "most plausible explanation" for the president's "minimalist response to Brown," he says, was "his fear of the consequences of the decision in the Deep South.
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Perhaps the most plausible one, according to observers, is some kind of center-right "national unity" government: a power-sharing agreement between Likud and Blue and White.
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It's a good, and possibly the most plausible, explanation, but it requires that New Horizons just happens to find itself locked in this peculiar orientation with Ultima Thule.
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In the future, scientists may come up with new idea that leads to a different interpretation of the data, but for now this seems the most plausible conclusion.
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Their most plausible road ahead, if there is one, is through a second or third ballot at the Republican National Convention — something that has not happened since 1948.
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And third, the most plausible ways Trump could lose the nomination at the convention if he comes in with the most delegates are not popular among Republican voters.
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Around this time four years ago, before the presidential primaries had begun, the most plausible Republican candidates seemed to be reading from more or less the same script.
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Maybe the most plausible explanation, especially for not releasing multiple years of reports, is that they might imply Trump's net worth is much lower than he has said.
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And Trump's most plausible path to the White House almost certainly goes through Ohio, where its heavily white, manufacturing base is expected to give Trump a shot in November.
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Nomura said the two most plausible scenarios for potential Russian aggression would be greater involvement in Ukraine, toward the border with Poland, and involvement in the Baltics, particularly Lithuania.
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Google explains that the software reads a sentence and comes up with multiple hypotheses as to which variant of the sentence is the most plausible in a specific context.
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According to the researchers, the most plausible explanation for this relatively high hydrogen reading is that there are hydrothermal reactions between rocks and water deep inside Enceladus's subsurface ocean.
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The most plausible way out is to combine emission cuts with "negative-emission" or "drawdown" technologies, which pull greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere and into the other pools.
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But the most plausible is that noxious treatment forced them out of Virginia and the Carolinas and, around the end of the 18th century, into what became Hancock County, Tennessee.
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Contrary to the rhetoric on Capitol Hill, Medicaid, not Medicare — or, for that matter, the ACA exchanges — offers the most plausible path to an American version of affordable universal coverage.
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The most plausible explanation for the deviation from previous practice is that Aramco is doing its best to keep oil prices high ahead of its planned initial public offering (IPO).
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One of the most plausible is that Baghdadi is a much harder target, whereas the nature of the No. 2 job involves exposing oneself to greater risk of being targeted.
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In other words, think of this investigation as a search for the most plausible answer -- across a spectrum -- to the question: Why did Russia involve itself so aggressively in our election?
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The most plausible explanation is that while the remnants of the transport fleet were limping away, Euron's fleet happened across the skiff Grey Worm mentioned, the escape ship Missandei was boarding.
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Any such points system would stop Britain from taking part in the single market which even commentators in the pro-Brexit Telegraph think is the most plausible outcome of a Leave vote.
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So while I do think the Jaime = valonqar theory is most plausible, even if doesn't come to pass, the showrunners are not being subtle about telling us that Cersei's days are numbered.
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The most plausible story behind the twelve cryptic letters that line the manège and indicate where movements stop and start is that they mark where German princes liked their underlings to stand.
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Over the course of his career, Kim Stanley Robinson has written some of the best known — and most plausible — works of science fiction: Red Mars, 2312, and Aurora, just to name a few.
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Both are seen as among the most plausible candidates for consolidation, following confirmation last week that the boards of National Bank of Abu Dhabi and First Gulf Bank had agreed to a merger.
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And of the liberals who loathed the anti-competitive effects of bigness, Galbraith argued that their "most plausible alternative to competition is full public ownership," which few seriously proposed, either then or now.
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The funny thing is that what would make a Trump victory most plausible is just the kind of un-American activity he has been campaigning against — in this case, a multiparty parliamentary system.
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But if you look at the possible scenarios — and at the entrance and exit polls' record with Latinos — the most plausible conclusion is that the entrance polls didn't correctly predict Nevada's Latino vote.
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All of these scenarios seem possible, even as the most plausible scenario remains the one where she decides being a prophetess is better than being a president and declines to run at all.
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Most plausible, according to Watergate reporter and expert Elizabeth Drew, is Nixon aide John Ehrlichman's allegation that Nixon personally erased the tapes, presumably because they contained yet more discussion of a cover-up.
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Although Justice Scalia's body could have appeared relaxed and asleep without showing any external signs if he had been poisoned, a natural cause is the most plausible explanation for his death, Dr. Baden said.
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Instead of continuing to do nothing or participating in shouting matches about the NRA, the best and most plausible solution is to rededicate the efforts that worked so well before to reduce gun crimes.
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It is not clear why, but the most plausible explanation is that the screening is so comprehensive that to qualify, you must be part of a relatively small, very healthy segment of the population.
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It will be hard, but not impossible, to guarantee this, with the most plausible solution being the establishment of some sort of free trade zone in which the futures contract could be legally housed.
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While the compact still has a ways to go before it takes effect, and will certainly face legal challenges if it does, it is currently the most plausible path to electing the president directly.
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While Laboe's tale is perhaps the most plausible explanation, another compelling (and possibly related) theory came from Regan Murphy, mayor of Robbinsdale, Minnesota, who tweeted about his dad's stolen monkey shitting all over a bedroom.
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The most plausible way to identify the remains would be to treat them as a crime scene sample, which might trigger a match if the mother and father are present in a law enforcement database.
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NASA's selection process is notoriously rigorous—strict enough that it was the most plausible kind of place to set the movie Gattaca, where only the perfectly genetically engineered get to board rockets bound for space.
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"For the first half of 2017, OECD inventories are likely to finish higher, rather than lower... The most plausible explanation is that OPEC compliance has been not as high as has been suggested," Bernstein said.
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The most plausible pressure would come from Mr. Obama's leading the Security Council to put its authority behind a resolution to support a two-state solution and offer the outlines of what that could be.
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The most plausible route to ending Yemen's civil war and, in Pompeo's words, "ensur[ing] a just peace," is not to stay the course in supporting the Saudi coalition, as the secretary of state recommends.
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The most plausible early deal could involve a suspension of joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea, which Pyongyang considers a rehearsal for invasion, in exchange for a halt to weapons tests.
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And no media event was more important in the late stages of the campaign than Comey's letter, which suggests that the most plausible explanation for the strong break in late-deciding voters was that letter.
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The existence of those voters has served as evidence that the most plausible explanation for what happened in 22012 — that Trump's campaign tapped into the racism of white Americans to win pivotal states — is wrong.
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A clear picture of which threats to humanity are most plausible can help us prioritize our efforts to reduce existential risks — and can be an effective reminder that our fate is mostly in our own hands.
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There is one big clue pointing to this as the most plausible explanation for how the actor Sebastian Stan can coexist in the same reality as Bucky Barnes, who in our reality is played by Stan.
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To mount a challenge to a statewide map of election districts, plaintiffs have to marshal data to show that the most plausible explanation for the plan was that it was the result of willful partisan manipulation.
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The agency said in a research note that most of the GRF's liquid assets "would be depleted under most plausible scenarios within the next four years" and that this could have implications for sovereign credit worthiness.
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"The most plausible economic explanation is that long-dormant wealth effects came back with a vengeance, and consumers slashed their holiday purchases when they saw their 401(k)'s going down the drain," J.P. Morgan economists wrote.
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Though he cautioned that it could take years of research to pin down the magnitude of the effects, he said deregulation was "the most plausible story" to explain why economic growth in 2017 had outstripped most forecasts.
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Worst of all, the most plausible explanation the researchers came up with for why senior management didn't fire the people who blew up the economy is that they didn't want to admit their own failure as bosses.
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Taught that answering questions is simply about cycling through the multiple choice answers to find the most plausible ones, they begin to stop thinking altogether and just spout random combinations of test buzzwords whenever they're asked a question.
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In ADULTERY: Infidelity and the Law (Harvard University, $28.95), Rhode concludes that "perhaps the most plausible solution" to the problem of polygamy is partial legalization: invalidating criminal laws against cohabitation but retaining the prohibition on multiple marriage licenses.
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Here are the three most plausible theories for Rey's parentage, should the films make the wholly incorrect decision to go back on the information revealed in Last Jedi: Rey is Han and Leia's daughter: No, hear me out.
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So the most plausible interpretation of his administration's strategy is that it's trying to maximize the political capital he can wring out of each initiative -- a sure sign that an election is just 18 months away and approaching fast.
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Role Call: Mia, an aspiring actress in Los Angeles who manages to stay upbeat in the face of professional rejection After a decade of starring in successful Hollywood films, Emma Stone doesn't seem like the most plausible struggling actress.
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He said direct negotiations with the Philippines and some form of the 2002 ASEAN provisional code of conduct, in which states agree to suspend sovereignty claims in favor of joint economic activity, remain the most plausible courses of action.
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When it comes to explaining Trump's motivations ineptitude is always a fair guess, but the drama here is so phony and familiar that the most plausible option is that all of this is for the ratings, so to speak.
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In 2000, Jonathan Chait speculated that McCain was coming unmoored from the Republican Party: The most plausible way to explain McCain's strange intellectual odyssey is to assume that something unmoored him from the discipline and dogma of his party.
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Once, when venturing out to buy a much needed tube of superglue, we went into the store, eyeballed the packaging, and made a guess that the niftier presentation, combined with the most plausible price, correlated with the gluiest glue.
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"For the first half of 2017, OECD inventories are likely to finish higher, rather than lower ... The most plausible explanation is that OPEC compliance has been not as high as has been suggested," brokerage firm Sanford C. Bernstein said.
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The secret economic analysis, which was intended only for the eyes of Cabinet ministers but was leaked to BuzzFeed Tuesday, modeled three of the most plausible Brexit scenarios and found that each of them would leave Britain economically worse off.
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Perhaps the most plausible reading, even without access to his hostility-filled campaign statements, is that Mr Trump would prefer his ban to target Muslims by religion rather than to rope out people based on their residency in predominantly Muslim countries.
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Clinton isn't the most plausible agent of that, not after a quarter-century as a Democratic standard-bearer, not with a previous stint in the White House, not with Obama imploring Americans to honor and safeguard his legacy by choosing her.
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As I consider possible reasons for this federal lack of leadership, it appears the fear of attaching oneself to the politics of the past election — rather than tackling the real challenges of the upcoming one — emerges as the most plausible explanation.
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The most plausible result, according to the experts, is that ISIS's leadership tries to fade into the shadows, continuing to plot terrorist attacks both in the Middle East and globally without controlling territory in the way it has in the past.
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But everything else is a matter of controversy: The budget procedure experts I spoke with thought the second interpretation — that reconciliation lasts until a new budget resolution is passed — was the most plausible, but acknowledged there's considerable uncertainty on the question.
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Right now, the only thing we really know about Ivanka is this: She's inherited the family talent for personal marketing, casting herself as a representative for women and families, the Trump heir in whom it seems most plausible to place our fractured faith.
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With a "Jamaica coalition" of the conservatives (black), the FDP (yellow) and the Greens the most plausible coalition after last Sunday's national vote, the parties that enjoy the overwhelming support of Germany's business community rushed to hem in the leftist Greens with red lines.
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The most plausible explanation for Comey's unseemly behavior is the pressure he felt from Republican congressmen, and right-wing career FBI agents, after he infuriated them when he concluded in July that there wasn't enough evidence to show Hillary Clinton had ever committed any crime.
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One such approach, known as generative modeling, can help identify the most plausible theory among competing explanations for observational data, based solely on the data, and, importantly, without any preprogrammed knowledge of what physical processes might be at work in the system under study.
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There are many theories for Zika's rapid rise, but the most plausible is that the virus mutated from an African to a pandemic strain a decade or more ago and then spread east across the Pacific from Micronesia and French Polynesia, until it struck Brazil.
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The most plausible theory, that Snoke was a failed clone of Emperor Palpatine, got a boost when ol' Palpy's signature cackle closed out the first trailer for The Rise of Skywalker — but what other evidence is there for the late clone on the throne?
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But as Emily accepts those constraints, enclosing herself within an ever-narrowing circle of activity and acquaintance, Nixon's voice and body vibrate at a higher frequency, and we find ourselves beholding one of the most plausible and powerful depictions of genius ever committed to film.
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And while this surely annoys Beto O'Rourke and Amy Klobuchar, he is the candidate in that lane with the most fundraising prowess and the most plausible path to the nomination in the polling (especially in Iowa, where he's in fourth, but not that far down from first).
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"The most plausible mechanism for this efficient separation is the formation of Jupiter, opening a gap in the disc (a plane of gas and dust from stars) and preventing the exchange of material between the two reservoirs," Thomas Kruijer, the study's lead author, said in a statement.
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The ruling added that courts must ensure that evidence is "sufficiently serious, specific and consistent to warrant the conclusion," having also considered available evidence and arguments made by a vaccine's producer, to then decide that a vaccine is the most plausible explanation for any damage to health.
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IRSN, the technical arm of French nuclear regulator ASN, said in a statement it could not pinpoint the location of the release of radioactive material but that based on weather patterns, the most plausible zone lay south of the Ural mountains, between the Urals and the Volga river.
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"The most plausible mechanism for this efficient separation is the formation of Jupiter, opening a gap in the disc (a plane of gas and dust from stars) and preventing the exchange of material between the two reservoirs," Thomas Kruijer, lead author of the study, said in a statement.
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To say that the movie is highly anticipated is an understatement of intergalactic proportions, so it's only natural that fan theories about how the saga will end are paramount in the Discourse — here are seven of the most plausible theories about what will happen in The Rise of Skywalker.
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"If an agreement were to be reached, we'd expect an arrangement like Denza (Mercedes-BYD), or VW-JAC, Ford-Zotye to be the most plausible outcome, whereby a new brand is used to sell EVs," they said in a note, adding that the vehicles could be sold under the Mini brand.
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Polls show an overwhelming majority of Americans believe the nation is on the wrong track, and most experts believe Trump's most plausible road to victory is through Rust Belt states like Ohio and Pennsylvania, where he may be able to draw voters to the polls who have felt disenchanted and disenfranchised for years.
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Therefore, researchers assert that the most plausible route by which HIV was first introduced into this network of people who use drugs was high-risk sexual behavior, emphasizing the overlapping nature of transmission risks and the need for access to PrEP and other sexual risk reduction interventions among people who use drugs.
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But, said Ivan Kurilla, a political analyst in St. Petersburg, Mr. Putin's hometown, "the most plausible explanation is that he wants to become the elder statesman who still holds power like the former Chinese leader or Nazarbayev," references to the deceased Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping and to Nursultan A. Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan.
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Memoranda, a point-and-click adventure recently released (for PC, Mac and Linux) by Canadian newcomers Bit Byterz, adopts the most plausible means of successfully translating one medium into another: It focuses on evoking a toneakin to its inspirations, as opposed to trying to mimic directly the narrative and/or the experience of consumption.
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Memoranda, a point-and-click adventure recently released (for PC, Mac and Linux) by Canadian newcomers Bit Byterz, adopts the most plausible means of successfully translating one medium into another: It focuses on evoking a tone akin to its inspirations, as opposed to trying to mimic directly the narrative and/or the experience of consumption.
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"The most plausible economic explanation is that long-dormant wealth effects came back with a vengeance, and consumers slashed their holiday purchases when they saw their 401(k)s going down the drain," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York, referring to the retirement savings plans held by millions of Americans.
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Tantrum Trump is the most incoherent Trump, but the most plausible meaning of these tweets is that he thinks a government shutdown would help Republicans get their way in Congress later this year, or win 60 Senate seats next year, and that if Mitch McConnell and his members disagree, they should abolish the filibuster.
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"The most plausible economic explanation is that long-dormant wealth effects came back with a vengeance, and consumers slashed their holiday purchases when they saw their 2.03(k)s going down the drain," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York, referring to the retirement savings plans held by millions of Americans.
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And when you combine the factors discussed above – the resilience of cultural identity, the power of tribalism, the risks of backlash – then mass immigration on the scale we've seen recently in Europe, particularly combined with what may be a long era of relative economic stagnation, offers of the most plausible drivers for a near-future breakdown in liberal norms.
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Exit polls: Live updates Here are the key states and signs to study as the night unfolds: Trump's must-wins Most plausible paths to victory for Trump start with holding onto two battlegrounds that Mitt Romney won four years ago -- North Carolina and Arizona -- and flipping three states President Barack Obama carried: Florida, Ohio and Iowa.
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But the one put forward by Trumpworld — that the June 7 announcement had nothing to do with the June 7 setup of the meeting, that nothing came of the meeting, and that the meeting was then denied publicly during a months-long furor over Russian hacking — does not seem even close to being the most plausible one.
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While Mr. Trump is not ready to give up entirely on any of the major battlegrounds, advisers have become increasingly convinced that his most plausible route to the presidency, and perhaps his only realistic victory scenario, involves capturing all three of the biggest contested electoral prizes on the map, and keeping North Carolina in the Republican column.
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In this telling Sanders has less agency: There might have been more he could have done to reassure Democratic voters ideologically, but there was no way — even with Biden's age and verbal stumbles — for a consummate outsider like the Vermont senator to portray himself as the most plausible choice to deal with such a mortal threat.
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"When the senior leaders are basically saying move forward, and that's their message to their working groups, I think there's a good chance" the meeting happens, said John Park, director of the Korea Working Group at Harvard's Kennedy School, who added the most plausible outcome from the talks would be an agreed-upon plan for North Korea to address its nuclear program.
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The most plausible scenario is that DOI offers all available 1.56 million acres for sale, and oil and gas companies bid on 85033 percent—the total portion of parcels adjacent to the Coastal Plain they've historically bid on; and they bid an average of $53.21/acre—the average received for all onshore North Slope sales over the last five years.
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The administration's official European goals (if not Trump's behind-the-scenes anti-NATO grumbling) also fit plausibly into its larger framework: Building up a stronger military presence on NATO's Russia-facing flank while getting other countries to bear more of the military burden is the most plausible way to preserve the Western alliance's basic purposes while the United States refocuses on China.
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According to the researchers' results, their test subjects found online accommodation scams (where an apartment's rent is far below normal, for example) to be the most plausible while advanced fee frauds (where you receive an email that says you will receive millions of dollars from some dead relative if you just send the processing fee first) were generally considered the least plausible.
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As a prank, he once wrote about new glass-bottomed Virgin Atlantic planes, and the idea was so popular that he is now considering installing giant windows in the roof of the planes for stargazing (a decision made after realizing the luggage at the bottom of the plane would block any type of view through a glass surface.) "Sometimes the most far-fetched schemes are the most plausible," Branson writes.
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The old assumptions — that truth matters, that lies shame the liar, that in a democracy the press and the public must have a right to interrogate those who seek the top jobs — have all been swept aside by the Tories' conviction that in an inattentive, dissatisfied, cacophonous world, victory will go to the most compelling entertainer, the most plausible and shameless deceiver, the leader who can drill home a repetitive and seductive incantation.
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