Sentences with phrase «plausible deniability»

Racy situations go nowhere and the boozing and sexual laxity of films just a year earlier is more suggested than shown: a case of plausible deniability for the studio, which seems to have simply chopped out pieces of the script to stay within the bounds of decency (a subplot involving the school nurse and some sinister threat she poses just evaporates).

Athletic autonomy is good for plausible deniability in the presidents» offices.

So, in summary, alongside a highly deceptive graph used throughout the document and in worldwide publicity a single paragraph in TAR refered to hand - waving in the literature, without making clear the problem to readers but providing the authors plausible deniability in the unlikely event someone difficult like McIntyre should come along.

It is conceivable that some technology breakthrough would enable the subs to be secretly destroyed, with plausible deniability at least.

A «Hidden» volume only helps if you're forced to disclose your password to someone and want to maintain plausible deniability about the existence of any other files.

As a result, we now have even less room for plausible deniability about a problem we are lately frequently confronting: a failure to anticipate how technology meant to work on an individual level might be repurposed or exploited when scaled up to apply to millions.

Babetski writes: «A target's biases put the «plausible» in plausible deniability during covert actions.

«She gets plausible deniability straight out of the Richard Nixon playbook.»

Daniel in Texas Some Christians believe that God does not actively control everything in nature, but intervenes only occasionally, thus making it possible for him to control the weather directly when it suits him, as in the case of Noah, and create miracles like appearing on toast, but allowing plausible deniability for all natural disasters that cause believers angst.

Every name is covered by plausible deniability.

He was simply putting policy into practice and committing the gaffe of not creating plausible deniability.

In fact since Heartland has good plausible deniability here they aren't likely to admit anything.

«She gets plausible deniability straight out of the Richard Nixon...

As for the potential blowback from being accused of doing so by the US, well Putin only needs plausible deniability and will spin such accusations for his own good domestically.

What I'm referring to is the constant plausible deniability that goes on by atheists.

Had he been shot in the fight we might have photos but execution style no photos plausible deniability

The only question is whether the Suns are one of those teams looking for plausible deniability next year rather than wins.

Identify the rumor in a headline that is a declarative statement followed by a question mark to give the rumor plausible deniability.

But their current strategy, essentially aiming for some measure of plausible deniability whilst simultaneously haphazardly pointing fingers at everyone and anyone, is just dodgy politics 101.

Some of the dialogue concerning «statecraft» feels like it's come out of a John le Carré novel, and the idea of secrets embedded in black ops embedded in plausible deniability seems disturbingly realistic.

The resulting bits of quasi-proclamation and pseudo-communication are both sinister and amusing by turns, calling to mind the gentle snark of Ed Ruscha's late - 1970s word pastels: «drug allergy fake» loiters just far enough from «radical wonton» to establish plausible deniability.

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«It's been known» allows the reader to draw his or her own inference as to by whom it has been known, while leaving Mann with plausible deniability if the consequences of any particular inference do not suit him.

On the flip side, for Cambridge Analytica or any company today, it's not enough to just throw - up and claim plausible deniability.

«We'll add BIP 39 passphrase support in a future update, mostly for privacy or plausible deniability reasons — it'll be possible to enter it directly on device or to link it to a specific PIN to work with all services that might not be aware of it,» he said.

He also claimed that an executive at Facebook advised him against looking too much into how the data was being used by these firms, effectively saying plausible deniability was the best solution.

The Bitbox also has unique features like plausible deniability.

Could he be trying to have it both ways — allowing the Democrats to finally finish up the Senate's business while maintaining plausible deniability?

It all leads to the question: Was Trump broadly aware of the Daniels situation but deliberately kept in the dark about the payment to retain plausible deniability?

To insulate themselves and provide plausible deniability.

This means that the actual transaction is easily obfuscated with a certain plausible deniability.

Does your deity hate its creation, fred, yet want some kind of plausible deniability?

If the user lies, you get plausible deniability, and if the user tells the truth, well, then it's COPPA friendly.

That allows for plausible deniability, which is good enough for the coaches, administrators, conference officials, and network executives.

All pointing to the US and other allies preparing to create «plausible deniability,» that is, to let Netanyahu himself launch some kind of operation against Tehran.

Using the Plausible Deniability defense, they claimed that they weren't even in the loop when it came to paying AIG enough to turn around and pay Goldman Sachs and other arbitrageurs 100 cents on the dollar for securities worth about a fifth as much.

And it seems at least theoretically possible there was some kind of a fund to deal with these issues without telling Trump — thereby maintaining Trump's plausible deniability.

It's certainly possible that Cohen decided to keep Trump out of the loop in the later case, in order for Trump to retain his plausible deniability during the presidential campaign.

Or as I like to call him, Saint Ronnie of Gipper, patron of afternoon naps and plausible deniability.