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In written submissions, barrister David Sherborne said it could be "inferred" through an invoice that extensive details in a Daily Mail story ahead of Prince William's birthday party were "obtained through blagging" - meaning dishonestly.

Chris is a man of low social standing, unlike Bruce Wayne, Diana Prince or Clark Kent, whose social nobility somehow infers a level of trustworthiness.

Aside from getting the name of the painting wrong, they inferred that this was the heritage we all share.

Ancient inscriptions tend to be formulaic so historians can often infer what the missing part of a sentence goes on to say.

We can therefore infer that the RMB has probably tried to work out what those threats really amount to.