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plausible excuse

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See: alibi


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The 22-year-old Scot did have a plausible excuse for his lacklustre display in that he did not complete his marathon second round tie against American James Blake until 1:45 am on Thursday morning.
AI DON'T think the woman should have taken photos of your boyfriend, far less spread them around the office, but it's a plausible excuse.
Byline: Vera Mahoney SURELY the BBC's plan to make pounds 400m of cuts means they now at last have a plausible excuse to get rid of Jonathan Ross.
 
 
 
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