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The premise seems improbable, yet the series is based on a 2020 Chilean documentary feature titled “The Mole Agent,” which tells just such a tale.

If that sequence comes to pass, Scotland would finish in a improbable second place in the section and seal both a pot-one berth for the World Cup qualifying draw on December 13 and a place in March’s Nations League quarter-finals.

From BBC

Once the Trump team won what was seen as an improbable victory, they decided on an unconventional approach and fired Christie.

From BBC

Back then, the unsettling disbelief about Trump’s improbable victory led to the flowering of new movements and strategies—the launching of Indivisible to fight the GOP legislative agenda, the Women’s March to fight back against Trump’s sexism and misogyny, and eventually the Me Too movement to hold powerful men like our 45th president accountable for their sexual misconduct.

From Slate

But he more than made up for it with the bat as his unbeaten 124 from 85 balls guided England to an improbable win.

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