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Churchill tried, completely implausibly, to claim in his memoirs that these arrangements, which he conceded were "fateful to millions", were merely "temporary. Taking the stand in his own "defense," however, he inexplicably and implausibly announced that he was in fact to be the pilot of a fifth hijacked plane on 9/11, one to be flown into the White House. The second line of defense has been to make "rosy scenario" assumptions that make new retirement commitments disappear from consideration by assuming implausibly large returns to retirement fund investments. |
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implausibly - not easy to believe; "behind you the coastal hills plunge to the incredibly blue sea backed by the Turkish mountains"