(Reuters) -A pair of Federal Reserve policymakers often considered to have divergent monetary policy leanings on Tuesday both said they think it would be "reasonable" to cut U.S. interest rates three times this year, even as stronger recent economic data has sown investor doubts about that outcome. Cleveland Fed Bank President Loretta Mester and San Francisco Fed Bank President Mary Daly last month joined the U.S. central bank's unanimous vote to leave short-term interest-rates in the 5.25%-5.5% range to keep putting downward pressure on inflation. The labor market is still going strong and growth is going strong.