You may find this somewhat far-fetched, and it is, indeed, somewhat far-fetched.
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After all, it's not far-fetched that in this reality she never even met Olivia Pope & Co. What is far-fetched is the absence of Columbus Short as Harrison.
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Wright has joked that our real-life POTUS has taken "all of our good ideas," making the Netflix drama's far-fetched plots seem a little less, well, far-fetched.
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To be honest, I'm finding it a little bit far-fetched, but then again, I would've thought that the Hodor theory far-fetched if I'd seen that on an internet forum.
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This plotline seems a little far-fetched — even for Veep.
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The idea of consumers clamouring for craniotomies also seems far-fetched.
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That reminder would not be as far-fetched as it seems.
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Far-fetched, obviously, but there are New England Patriots fans involved.
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That goal might sound far-fetched, but it's actually entirely achievable.
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The suggestions that Sessions committed perjury are far-fetched and unsupported.
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On the surface, that might sound like a far-fetched excuse.
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What's worrisome is that this is not a far-fetched scenario.
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The idea may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.
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This is in no way hard to believe or far-fetched.
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Blaming World War I on nationalism alone is far-fetched too.
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So Cardarelli tossed out what seemed like a far-fetched idea.
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At first glance, this may seem like a far-fetched idea.
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It may seem far-fetched, but it's important to figure out.
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While this theory might seem far-fetched, it isn't that crazy.
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"It's really far-fetched to be thinking we'd be without it."
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The essay as a whole is similarly far-fetched and confused.
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On paper, the humor of Sex Education isn't that far-fetched.
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Living In 8 Photos View Slide Show ' It seems far-fetched.
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Far-fetched as it may seem, the legal maneuver has worked.
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"What we are asking is not far-fetched," Mr. Messina said.
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"But winning is pretty far-fetched, even if I just won."
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Theories that seemed far-fetched on the surface soon gained currency.
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But the idea of arming teachers is not entirely far-fetched.
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And on one hand, it's not that far-fetched an idea.
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Maybe The Lizzie McGuire Movie plot wasn't so far-fetched after all.
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Given Ituri's history of gore, it is not a far-fetched conclusion.
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It may seem far-fetched, but the phishing threat is very real.
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So while Trump's words may seem ridiculous, they're not that far-fetched.
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Maybe the idea of a reunion isn't so far-fetched after all.
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But with today's announcements, those revenue projections don't seem as far-fetched.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR), who believes the collusion plot is far-fetched.
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When you know the facts of the story, that's all far fetched.
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Though, using it for Apple Car assembly wouldn't be too far fetched.
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Yet there are reasons to think this is not so far-fetched.
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According to the Times Of London, this isn't a far-fetched scenario.
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But a Hollywood persona becoming president is not all that far-fetched.
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Recent hacks show that idea isn't as far-fetched as it seems.
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In the Trump era, such a prospect is only slightly far-fetched.
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He countered by saying that the project was not so far-fetched.
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That idea is not quite as far-fetched as it might sound.
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"Although the theory seemed far-fetched, it was plausible," the report said.
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But for people who understand cybersecurity, this isn't far-fetched at all.
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A book full of serious scientific answers to far-fetched hypothetical questions
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It's a far-fetched (and very unlikely!) scenario, but that's my point.
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If you think that sounds far-fetched, consider a startup called RecordGram.
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The idea seemed far-fetched but ended up being completely life-altering.
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Telegraph in the 1990s, Johnson was known for filing far-fetched stories
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A high court resignation is not a far-fetched prospect these days.
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It's not a far-fetched concern given the film industry's current trajectory.
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Those premises looked arguably faulty then but are now downright far-fetched.
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She denied the goal of universal Maori language education was far-fetched.
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The Dow Jones Newswire headline seemed too far-fetched to be true.
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It seems far-fetched, but Barcelona has been through major changes before.
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In reality, Marbury's comeback is about as far-fetched as they come.
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The plans seemed far-fetched, but Mr. Shapiro has been underestimated before.
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It no longer seems far fetched that Republicans are now planning this.
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"If the promise seems really far-fetched, it probably is," he said.
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I thought that getting anywhere near Michael was just so far-fetched.
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So turning waste into a building material didn't seem so far-fetched.
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Instead, the Trump campaign concocted increasingly far-fetched explanations for the star.
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That idea seems a lot less far-fetched than it did in 1998.
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A former employee says she would often veto Adam's more far-fetched ideas.
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That might seem far-fetched, but the seduction coaches have powerful Russian enemies.
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Yet though "Bodyguard" is far-fetched and formulaic, it is also well-executed.
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Back then, the idea of Trump as a real candidate seemed far-fetched.
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In this case, the most far-fetched theories are those that absolve Russia.
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"But even though those things are far-fetched at present, we need dream."
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In summary, it's dramatic as hell – and a bit far fetched for teens.
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But the idea that cocos would help struggling banks recapitalise seems far-fetched.
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Believe it or not, the latter is not some far-fetched fantasy number.
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Because these suggestions are so far-fetched, it's hard to take them seriously.
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But if that's the political rationale, it's far-fetched to say the least.
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In truth, the white knight act feels a bit far-fetched and idealistic.
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Does the alleged behavior of these McDonald's employees seem altogether too far-fetched?
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It's possible (though far-fetched) that Bitcoin will change this in the future.
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I suppose that's technically possible but seems very, very far-fetched to me.
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In 2009 he hatched a plan, one that seems far-fetched in retrospect.
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It is appearing less far-fetched now and more like a forgone conclusion.
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Not quite, but the idea isn't as far-fetched as you might think.
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Ledgett's reference to a pacemaker isn't as far fetched as it sounds, either.
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A little pre-Friday indulgence won't be a far-fetched dream this week.
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"The suggestion that herpes was causative seemed a bit far-fetched," he said.
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These ideas, no matter how far-fetched, find broad appeal in western societies.
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Like many a television soap opera, recent events have been absorbingly far-fetched.
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The prospect of a full-blown calamity in developed economies sounded far-fetched.
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Welcome to the Mass Shooting Memorial—a memorial like no other. Far-fetched?
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If this is really what Republicans think, it is far-fetched and unlikely.
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"All arguments in favour of such tariffs are ... ultimately far-fetched," he said.
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The prospect of him just switching all that off overnight seems far-fetched.
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Some theories surrounding Melania Trump's style choices are indeed misguided or far-fetched.
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This modest pooposal is not as far-fetched as it might first sound.
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The concept behind Jurassic Park may not be so far-fetched after all.
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"It's not far-fetched," Sean Timmons, a managing partner at Tully Rinckey, said.
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Recently advances have made the plan less far-fetched than it might seem.
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The idea that it would take over the world hardly seems far-fetched.
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After the laughs subsided, they realized their suggestion might not be far-fetched.
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In short: Democrats' absolute worst-case-scenario for 2020 isn't so far-fetched.
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And seeking to ban a technology over far-fetched contingencies is bad policy.
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They have conducted searches and chased down leads, no matter how far-fetched.
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This system had its faults: after all, far-fetched theories are sometimes true.
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Even so, the premise of "The Handmaid's Tale" seemed far-fetched in 1985.
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Putin called the impeachment proceedings "far-fetched" in a news conference this month.
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Legal experts across the political spectrum have panned the claims as far-fetched.
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The prospect of anything like that seems too far-fetched to seriously consider.
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The spin was just too aggressive, self-serving, and a little far-fetched.
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They responded by trying to grab attention with far-fetched statements of their own.
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So is it so far-fetched to think that someone, somewhere, might be watching?
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"The idea that Officer Kimbark would have felt intimidated seems far-fetched," Burck said.
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There are some options: The dog is a link between the locations Far fetched?
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I think anything that sparks debate is hip-hop, no matter how far-fetched.
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Others, like communicating through dynamic holograms, feel like some far-fetched Blade Runner reality.
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As wishful thinking goes, this isn't the most far-fetched forecast for the race.
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The theory isn't so far-fetched for fans who are already suspicious of Bran.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist with Miller Tabak, sees such a scenario as far-fetched.
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"I know locating to me may seem far-fetched," the city writes about itself.
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The municipal government's plan to build more cheap homes around Yangon seems far-fetched.
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Patterson admits that's not a far-fetched scenario but doesn't think it will happen.
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Any effort to remove Trump as the Republican presidential nominee would be far-fetched.
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Sometimes horror movie set-ups can seem a little far-fetched, but Killer Kate!
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This Is Us fans love theories — even if some of them are far-fetched.
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With a story like that, a $30,000 price tag may not seem far-fetched.
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What if we then told you that the theory isn't all that far-fetched?
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Bottom line: Such options are a bit far-fetched and neither is risk free.
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If PRO Rugby is successful, he says, that goal will become less far-fetched.
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And while the idea may sound far-fetched, there is significant support for it.
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The husband, played by Nicolas Cage, shoots them down on increasingly far-fetched grounds.
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At the time, the premise seemed wildly far-fetched, on the cusp of camp.
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In a place like Canada, going totally wireless feels a lot more far-fetched.
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So far, this plan isn't entirely far-fetched — at least in its broad outlines.
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I don't see me working with him for a long time being far fetched.
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And the idea he is on the verge of impeachment is also far-fetched.
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While Mr. Capuano has his advantages, a Pressley win no longer seems far-fetched.
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But its promise of a fully immersive, multisensory experience today doesn't seem far-fetched.
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In our opinion section, a filmmaker suggests the idea is not so far-fetched.
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" Presley chimed in with a far-fetched claim: "We slept with each other's husbands.
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While the idea might seem a little far-fetched, it is still entirely possible.
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Otis blames Maeve for his breakup, which Eric thinks is a little far-fetched.
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"It's not a pleasant thought, but it also doesn't seem far-fetched," he said.
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As far-fetched as Nunes's spin was, Bartiromo let him get away with it.
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It's also a similar pattern to other parts of Google's far-fetched research lab.
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However, the idea of Amazon launching a consumer messaging app is not that far-fetched.
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Today, the idea of sending humans to Mars is not such a far-fetched proposition.
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It wouldn't be far-fetched for you to want a large family, blood or chosen.
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Yet in that far-fetched scenario, raids would only lead to an unworkable court logjam.
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The idea that HBS is responsible for the ills of Western civilisation is far-fetched.
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This seems far-fetched, although maybe they'll stick around to see if treats are available.
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Given the attention the fight has garnered so far, it's certainly not too far-fetched.
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It may seem far-fetched that such a China might grant Hong Kong more freedom.
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And while it might sound far-fetched, we may actually have a path to them.
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Moreover, it is far-fetched to say that Thailand is developing an antipathy towards immigration.
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But it's especially far-fetched if you know anything about how the Facebook algorithm works.
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That's not too far-fetched considering how simple it's gotten to make your own videos.
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Using gene therapies as a kind of preventative medicine for astronauts isn't so far-fetched.
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The idea that sound and flavour are intertwined isn't as far-fetched as it sounds.
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NurturePod may seem far-fetched at first but it's closer to reality than it appears.
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Sounds pretty far-fetched; but have you ever gone after anything so, I suppose, magical?
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Realistically, the chance of any of these far-fetched policies becoming enacted is virtually nil.
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The idea that Abloh may become a legend or modern icon is not far-fetched.
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And it's far-fetched to think China will stop buying Boeing aircraft or Intel chips.
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While the most far-fetched of these are entertaining, they never take on much urgency.
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He has won a far-fetched 12 singles titles on the red clay in Paris.
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Their goal is far-fetched, but their efforts hold important lessons for other fragmenting democracies.
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This is admittedly far-fetched, but don't laugh: This tax hits all the right goals.
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" Asked if Ghani would accept an Abdullah victory, Sultanzoy said that possibility was "far-fetched.
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But the more extreme act of quitting is no longer such a far-fetched fantasy.
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As far-fetched as this may sound, it's already happening in countries such as China.
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Page, on the other hand, focused on more far-fetched pet projects like flying cars.
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For close observers of the negotiations like Karan, however, such a proposal seems far-fetched.
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It may sound far-fetched, but that possibility has already been proved by the researchers.
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This claim might sound far-fetched given the cultural climate in the United States today.
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It's a wild vision, but one that may not be as far-fetched as it sounds.
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If Clinton were to reach 270 in that far-fetched scenario, she could have become President.
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It went from being really far-fetched science fiction to becoming a reflection of our time.
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It's not impossible or that far-fetched to imagine the red light district on the move.
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Maybe, if he were to come, hopefully I could play with him but that's far-fetched.
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While some see that as far-fetched, Apple's already been granted a patent for that innovation.
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It's a far-fetched theory, but with every new bit of info, it seems increasingly plausible.
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If anything can happen, it follows, there's no such thing as fan fiction too far-fetched.
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It seems pretty far fetched that every single one of these facts is a mere coincidence.
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They're often effed-up and far-fetched, but have also been proven to be oddly prescient.
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In some ways, the OneState looks less far-fetched now than it must originally have seemed.
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It may sound far-fetched, but that myth is actually built on a kernel of truth.
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Cruz dismissed the comments on Tuesday with a lighthearted tweet implying Trump's remarks were far-fetched.
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If Netflix taking up that much of the web's traffic alone sounds far-fetched, it shouldn't.
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"It seemed very far-fetched that we got it," frontman Parry Gripp said in 2016. 7.
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In November, Republicans won complete control of the state legislature—making talk of impeachment far-fetched.
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The twist was that as far-fetched as his designs were, audiences went along with them.
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It would, therefore, not be a far-fetched thought to anticipate a much more assertive China.
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They swivel and leap from topic to topic, delighting in uncommon facts and far-fetched analogies.
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Even after the notes were revealed, prosecutors continued to concoct far-fetched explanations for their behavior.
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As far-fetched as that may sound, the story is true — simply because they are gay.
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But they all are chasing Cleveland, and another major championship does not seem far-fetched anymore.
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It was more far-fetched him speaking about Mayweather than it is me speaking about him.
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If you think that's far-fetched, just remember how quickly Trump recast Russia as our friend.
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This may sound far-fetched, but Brown believes we're at a tipping point for climate mobilization.
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Then there are the less likely options which, though far-fetched, are fun to think about.
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I love the fact that, as far-fetched as it seems, it is 22 percent conceivable.
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This may sound like an far-fetched scenario but, sadly, it bears some resemblance to reality.
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" But after that, things devolve into "this is extremely far-fetched" and, finally, "this is goofy.
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The comparison of going viral on the Internet and a coronavirus pandemic is not far-fetched.
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"Lying, being far-fetched, and holding such opinions will not have any real influence," it said.
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Democrats dismissed Mr. Trump's proposal on Monday as a far-fetched plan full of misplaced priorities.
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But in 2002 the notion that America could police the world didn't seem so far-fetched.
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Far-fetched conspiracy theories like that underline the confusion and disappointment felt by many Cuban officials.
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Four superconferences for 2026 is not far-fetched; some observers have even floated a single megaconference.
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It was around then that she decided to give this far-fetched cookbook idea a shot.
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" The idea that Ankara could be the fourth customer, he added, "does not appear far-fetched.
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It was certainly too far-fetched for Dar Adal, who cried foul, and essentially foiled it.
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Scenarios that may seem far-fetched right now raise troubling questions that ought to be anticipated.
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And at 270-22008, it is understandable — the playoffs are far-fetched for them this season.
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Like, if this stuff really happened, then the McMartin preschool case wasn't so far fetched, right?
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Child's finales can be crazily far-fetched, but the last part of this one really matters.
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I hate being a naysayer off the bat, but it seems a little bit far-fetched.
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I know it seems far fetched, but I really think I will find moderate success there!
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That is an extremely unlikely scenario that is almost as far-fetched as the alien gambit.
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It is thus "far-fetched to suggest that the content of a registered mark is government speech".
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Seemingly far-fetched developments turn out to be the new reality the world must to adjust to.
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The result was so far-fetched that at first, mathematicians didn't know what to make of it.
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Let's see how that far-fetched story holds up, especially when it's told by the Waterford family.
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This futuristic scenario is actually not so far-fetched, and it's coming sooner than you might think.
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"One has to be open to all possibilities, but it just seems rather far-fetched," Adashi said.
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Everything that you guys are talking about sounds like a really entertaining, but far-fetched TV show.
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"I try not to make hysterical predictions, but I don't think this is far-fetched," he says.
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It's a far-fetched concept that could hold promise for the future of low-volume sporty cars.
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A year ago, calls for a sector-specific regulator to oversee the internet ecosystem seemed far-fetched.
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Why it matters: Single-payer health care is no longer a far-fetched fantasy of the left.
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Far-fetched for a business selling books out of a garage to succeed in business and philanthropy.
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If this all sounds too convenient — and far-fetched — to be true, that's because it probably is.
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In other words, it's not far-fetched to suggest that they could reestablish sanctions against Trump's will.
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The fear that a soft landing might turn into a hard one did not seem far-fetched.
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If flying cars and personal assistants that live inside your light bulbs sound far-fetched, think again.
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Though a national policy seems far-fetched in the current political climate, some policy makers are trying.
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It's an interesting question, and not necessarily as far-fetched or ill-timed as you may imagine.
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Black Mirror is once again showing us that these crazy technological advances aren't that far fetched anymore.
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But, for Waltner-Toews, the idea of waste processing becoming more local is not that far-fetched.
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"This is not some far-fetched future scenario we're talking about," says van Dongen in Solar Solace.
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It's not far-fetched to say that very soon, the world will see its last polio case.
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The problem, however, is we don't know how far-fetched the worst case scenarios are with Trump.
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It might seem far-fetched that a single, near-record strong storm that hit Iceland on Dec.
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It doesn't seem far-fetched that the club could attract 70 percent of its fanbase from abroad.
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While there's as yet no evidence to support these claims, some other concerns are less far fetched.
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But Sanders needed to win Kentucky to maintain an increasingly far-fetched path to the Democratic nomination.
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The plot is farcical and far-fetched—or at least, it seemed that way he wrote it.
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Even in Reagan-era 1986, McCarthy had the privilege of writing off the novel as far-fetched.
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With open white nationalists running for office in Wisconsin and Illinois, that concern is not far-fetched.
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But with the wind industry becalmed and rural opposition rising, those plans are looking increasingly far-fetched.
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It would be easy to dismiss this sort of thing as too far-fetched to become reality.
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It sounds far-fetched, but at that moment I had the feeling that I could save Ershadi.
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Suddenly, building a career by simply being a hard-core sports fan no longer seemed far-fetched.
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These scenarios seem far-fetched and are difficult to accept without a complete investigation into what happened.
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Hitching one's wagon to Trump would entail enormous, potentially career-ending risks, with only far-fetched upsides.
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The results were inconclusive, largely because the less accepted theories were too far-fetched to be attractive.
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With a system as complex and old as New York's, though, the idea could sound far-fetched.
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"Even a year ago, some of that seemed paranoid and a little far-fetched," Mr. Judd said.
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The ambitious collaboration between countries, "was a bit far-fetched to a lot of people," he said.
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You could set a true-life crime show here, but producers would call it too far-fetched.
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Well before Long's goal was negated, the notion of a multigoal outburst appeared far-fetched, at best.
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This may sound far-fetched, but it's a key focus of theoretical physics and early universe cosmology.
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But the reaction from top Democrats was strongly negative, and any backing from them seems far-fetched.
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His contract is no longer a topic of discussion, nor as far-fetched as it once seemed.
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But that project, while far-fetched, had some legitimate merits, whereas this was purely a PR stunt.
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From the realistic to the fanciful to the far-fetched, those picks prepare the Jets for chaos.
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The notion of full-wall antennas certainly seems a bit far-fetched — and in most cases unnecessary.
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That is also far-fetched — the Fed has never slashed rates to zero outside of a recession.
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To read our piece on vote hacking fears and why they may be far-fetched, click here.
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The idea might sound far-fetched, but it's not the first time Western Australia has considered it.
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He characterises the suggested tricks to try to get round it as "far-fetched and reputationally catastrophic".
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References to a second American civil war – no matter how far-fetched – reveal a bitterly divided nation.
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He added he thinks some of Warren's policy ideas such as Medicare for All are "far-fetched."
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The landscape in Europe is changing but investing in European companies isn't far-fetched, analysts told CNBC.
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And so it's not far-fetched to believe that even a far-left progressive such as Sen.
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It's not far-fetched to say that very soon the world will see its last polio case.
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If that sounds far-fetched, consider that companies already tap into that bodily identification for their advertising.
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It instead offers us an expanded fantasia on what was already a far-fetched fantasy to begin with.
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For example, a slide to $1.20 in the coming months from $1.27 currently isn't a far-fetched scenario.
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It's filled with teenage angst, not far-fetched for the 17-year-old, but less than mediocre bars.
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Last week, Papa John's reported a mixed quarter with nothing but "far-fetched" alibis on its conference call.
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And yes, he acknowledged the idea was far-fetched, but it speaks to the GOP angst, he said.
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That seems less far-fetched since the president and parliament replaced two judges with regime loyalists in May.
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It was far-fetched for 13 scrawny American colonies to succeed against the might of the British Empire.
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Here form fails to reify, but rather falls into far-fetched farragoes of entangled being and non-being.
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So getting to 50 percent is pretty far-fetched, especially when one considers the recent stagnation in recycling.
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However, to a certain type of person, particularly older internet users, the conspiracy theory isn't so far-fetched.
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You could say the same about Adoptly, which means maybe it's really not that far-fetched after all.
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" He adds: "I think it's not far-fetched to say that t@gged is an allegory to that.
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He has said that he expects a robust debate on the matter, which also doesn't seem far-fetched.
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Well, Noisey is genuinely interested on how true this could all be, far-fetched as it may seem.
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Talk of a common currency in East Africa and even a political federation do not seem far-fetched.
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However, it's not too far fetched to imagine that Olli points the direction of future public transit systems.
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We know he's capable to taking a life himself to secure control, so it's not too far fetched.
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Blount wanders amiably into discussing musicians who perform songs about food, and more far-fetched byways than that.
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Trump has said he won't change, and it seems far-fetched at this point to think he could.
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It seems far-fetched that over three-fourths of new voters would line up for the same candidate.
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The 103 election does seem like far-fetched fiction starring wizards and he-who-must-not-be-named.
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Antimatter engines are science fiction, but they're actually one of the least far-fetched ideas on Star Trek.
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It is not far-fetched to believe they would also apply for bank accounts if given the opportunity.
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Cutting it short by the 25th Amendment always has been far-fetched, and the anonymous author disavows it.
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No longer just a lazy, far-fetched fantasy, pajama-inspired clothing has gotten the designer seal of approval.
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Whether Sun turns the idea into a company remains a question but it doesn't seem so far fetched.
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"The Justice Department argument in the Texas case is as far-fetched as any I've ever heard," Sen.
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All that said, to win reelection with a job approval rating that's 21 points underwater sounds far-fetched.
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But it was Oklahoma in the 90s, so the idea of doing anything about it was far-fetched.
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It is not far-fetched to think that the government could one day demand and abuse that information.
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The editors unfortunately did not share my enthusiasm for this entry; they thought it was too far-fetched.
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But to financiers and development executives, the character of Martin Ginsburg as a supportive husband was far-fetched.
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Make your main characters too good or too perfect, and obstacles to their happy ending seem far-fetched.
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"Invoking national security would be even more far-fetched in the case of the car industry," he said.
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Even if it sounds like a far-off, far-fetched, futuristic proposition, self-driving cars aren't sci-fi.
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None of that stuff is too far-fetched with the--based on what Trump has said to date.
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In the fraught history of the Korean Peninsula, however, the idea of assassination attempts is not far-fetched.
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SOPHIA DYVIK HENKELondon Bagehot's comparison of Boris Johnson to Richard Nixon was a bit far-fetched (October 5th).
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But the idea that understanding lipids at a molecular level will help you stay trim seems far-fetched.
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Regrettably, in the midst of the longest shutdown in our history, such compromise seems far fetched at best.
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But it seems even more far-fetched now, after three years of anguished national debate over Britain's future.
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I didn't believe him for a second, but, on the other hand, it didn't seem so far-fetched.
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"Expect Great Things" is eccentric, strange, even far-fetched, but nonetheless admirable — a bit like Henry David Thoreau.
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In his annual marathon press conference Thursday in Moscow, Putin argued Trump was impeached for "far-fetched" reasons.
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Sitting in a horse and carriage with Meryl Streep sounds like most of our most far-fetched daydreams.
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The A.C.L.U. called it "far-fetched" to expect the government to find and vet a sponsor so quickly.
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The idea that Trump would play dealmaker on immigration wasn't as far-fetched as it might have seemed.
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But it turned out the goal of accepting her post-recovery body wasn't as far-fetched as she'd imagined.
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"He was a neat guy, I liked him," O'Connor says, describing the far-fetched stories that Shayne would write.
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That's a far-fetched scenario, but it comments on the often inexplicable inflation of prices in the art market.
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Some theories are far-fetched, but sometimes the dots and patterns that support a conspiracy theory prove the charge.
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Mr Trump's suggestions that his deal-making skills might be applied to Israel and Palestine, meanwhile, remain far-fetched.
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And a growing Yellow Jacket movement feeds on far-fetched theories of secret-service plots and police cover-ups.
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And the movie is a not-so-far-fetched look into what it's like to live like Asia's 1%.
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Suddenly, the premise of magical beings battling it out with L.A.'s Latino community doesn't seem so far-fetched.
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But the North's Maeri propaganda website brushed off the South's aid plan as "empty words" and "far-fetched mockery".
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Still, the state of Egyptian zoos is such that reports of suicidal ungulates do not seem too far-fetched.
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Blac Chyna and Tyga's complicated history, and Rose's friendship with Chyna, doesn't make this tweet seem too far-fetched.
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What was a once far-fetched idea is now a sustainable option for providing food to a growing population.
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It sounds far-fetched, and it is, but as it goes on it becomes more and more chillingly plausible.
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"And for a lot of people it seems far-fetched" to link climate change with fundamental rights, she said.
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It sounds far-fetched and perhaps a bit alarming, but evolutionary roboticists are already churning out these fantastical designs.
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Other judges think it's sufficient that the agency gave a reason (however inadequate or far-fetched) for its decisions.
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"Shutting down Facebook completely is an idea that is far-fetched and would lead to great consequences," Raoof said.
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Yet Peter Norvig, a leading artificial intelligence scientist and a director of research at Google, thinks that's far-fetched.
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You never have a hard time suspending disbelief because as far-fetched as everything is, it's grounded in reality.
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The idea of an underwater hotel is certainly novel, and one could be forgiven for thinking it's far-fetched.
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The more far-fetched you make something, the more reality-based it is because life is totally like that.
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This wouldn't be too far-fetched considering the Bachelor community often likes to keep things all in the family.
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But Cockburn's latest barb against her opponent has nothing to do the far-right, but rather the far-fetched.
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The dances, by Eugene Loring, who choreographed Aaron Copland's "Billy the Kid," are funny, fluid and intentionally far-fetched.
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But although the plot is a little more far-fetched, Witherspoon deeply connected to the message of missing home.
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Yes, it's an intentionally far-fetched idea, and illustrates the profound difficulty of solving such a challenging environmental problem.
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Gabriel Otte, the founder and CEO of cancer genetics startup Freenome, said Epstein's plan was far-fetched and simplistic.
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Tech companies regularly patent far fetched ideas, and it this doesn't mean a new product is on the way.
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Our worst fears we talked about in the West Wing on that November morning were not so far-fetched.
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"When it ['The Handmaid's Tale'] first came out, it was viewed as being far-fetched," she said last year.
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He spoke moments after Trump told reporters that it's "far-fetched" to think Russia hacked Democrats to help him.
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The prospect of such a thing actually happening may sound far-fetched (har-har-har), but it is not.
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But the idea that the events were the stuff of musical theater seemed, at best, far-fetched to many.
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Things that seemed far-fetched or alarmist a few days or even a few hours ago are becoming realities.
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And, yes, I realize that both grazing cows and well-functioning subways sound far-fetched to today's New Yorkers.
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I've known parents who have gone to those lengths, but Kearney's mother considered the work of fiction far-fetched.
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In a country only a couple of generations removed from starvation, the possibility doesn't seem far-fetched to many.
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For thousands of runners, that dream of running in the Boston Marathon just got a little more far-fetched.
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If that kind of America sounds far-fetched, consider another tweet that showed up on the thread Anderson noticed.
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He has a maddening habit of leaping to outrageous conclusions and then bending facts to fit far-fetched theories.
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The Democrats' tentative approach to a trade, however, indicates that it's not as far-fetched as it might seem.
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Other agents thought that such a conclusion was far-fetched and that the significance of the document was unclear.
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The latter does not seem far-fetched if one looks at farming, which accounts for about 30% of GDP.
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Ashman's vivacious rhymes and Kaufman's lovingly detailed illustrations bring a far-fetched dream to life in this larky story.
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Ashman's vivacious rhymes and Kaufman's lovingly detailed illustrations bring a far-fetched dream to life in this larky story.
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In ABC's new dead-child time-travel mystery, "Somewhere Between," the coincidences are somewhere between far-fetched and lunatic.
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On one occasion, they drove 15 miles to Columbia Falls on a tip, even though it seemed far-fetched.
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This sequence of events seemed far-fetched, but Weinstein was nevertheless optimistic about the coming year, win or lose.
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In the fall of 2018, the members of an online collective called Thwip Gang had a far-fetched idea.
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There could have been solid science reasons to motivate nearly all of the film's more far-fetched plot points.
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But that goal seems far-fetched at a time when only about one-third of Americans have bachelor's degrees.
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Here are some possible scenarios, as outlined by experts VICE spoke to: None of that is particularly far-fetched.
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"It's not too far-fetched," Todd Flood, the special investigator, told reporters on Tuesday, according to the Associated Press.
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Even if putting a big computing tube underwater seems far-fetched, the project could lead to other innovations, he said.
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The idea that ritualistic killings of women could spread throughout the world is not so far-fetched for women today.
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When you look at the bigger picture of The Division 2, the premise is nearly as ridiculous and far-fetched.
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It doesn't feel far-fetched for a game like that to exist with how obsessed everyone is with social media.
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They do, however, make The Bold Type's reality feel a lot more far-fetched and a lot less realistic. —K.
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But as far-fetched as that scene was, there was some truth to it: Bike seats can be pretty uncomfortable.
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But Claws wouldn't work as well as it does without the superlative cast that helps ground it's far-fetched plots.
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This scenario probably sounds a little far-fetched, and not least the bit about the repeatedly successful homegrown tennis player.
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Still, this didn't seem too far-fetched at the time — there's ample NFL precedent for bringing rookie quarterbacks along slowly.
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Speculating about the future, even if it is far-fetched, can help people and institutions cope with what comes next.
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It is not far-fetched to think that some Latinos have unconsciously absorbed these messages and then acted upon them.
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As it turns out, the writers' "far-fetched" version of America wasn't really that unthinkable—and that's scary as hell.
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Yet even with Mr Trump in office, the idea that Australia might start sidling over to China seems far-fetched.
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But the Democrat's recent surge of hope in regaining control of the lower chamber isn't so far-fetched any more.
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As for the ability of TMS to reactivate forgotten memories in patients, Rose says that's still a far-fetched idea.
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"With the current mentality, do I think that it is far-fetched that MBS can execute my father?" said Alaoudh.
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That doesn't seem far-fetched, considering that even Barney Frank, the chair of the committee, endorsed eliminating superdelegates last month.
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A few months back, I covered the story of cancer patients trying to create their own far-fetched DIY immunotherapies.
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She also notes that a recall election isn't far-fetched; protocol for such recalls can be found in California's constitution.
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So the idea that the President was suddenly motivated by a desire to clean up that episode seems far fetched.
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For the moment at least, both of these possibilities sound more far-fetched and improbable than any bizarre news story.
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It was pretty far-fetched at the time because light doesn't seem toxic in any way that could cause cancer.
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In retrospect, Fisaha told me, the promises made by the Israeli government were far-fetched, a "fantasy," in his words.
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A truly far-fetched number would be 21945: No player has reached that total since Pittsburgh's Jay Bell in 2991.
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Congressional intelligence leaders say they have seen no evidence of such a wiretap, and experts call the scenario far-fetched.
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Here the reader can anticipate some of the major secrets from the very beginning, while other revelations feel far-fetched.
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Yet prior litigation over the law dubbed Obamacare suggests seemingly far-fetched arguments can go far and roil the courts.
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While it's hard to imagine a royal drinking with their staff, the idea isn't as far-fetched as it seems.
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Those comments exacerbated a hard day for the Trump campaign, which offered shifting and far-fetched explanations for the plagiarism.
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Yet the notion that a Gulenist faction within the military was behind the coup plot is not so far-fetched.
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Add it all up and the idea of Avenatti even being taken seriously as a candidate is decidedly far-fetched.
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Maybe Carter is actually stuck in time My final proposition is the most far-fetched, but is still worth considering.
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It's not far-fetched to think that she was asking for some support — he kind of owes her, after all.
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We're also currently in a political moment in which even the most asinine supervillains no longer seem so far-fetched.
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To some, it may sound far-fetched to suggest that ugly behavior in classrooms can metastasize into more hateful acts.
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The notion that the history of France unrolls at the table is not far-fetched, as this curious volume demonstrates.
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The idea is so risky — and seemingly far-fetched — that some of Mr. Trump's aides believe it will never happen.
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Politics has become so far-fetched these days that certain moments almost feel like something out of a sketch show.
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Nonetheless, the fact remains that on some nights, our brains spin scenes that are far-fetched at the very least.
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And Frank Borzage's direction of Gene Towne and C. Graham Baker's far-fetched screenplay is a model of seamless conviction.
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But in the sketch as in life, one of the employees proposes a far-fetched plan to save the company.
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However, doctors found the many romantic liaisons and adrenaline-soaked atmosphere of the show's fictional hospital are completely far-fetched.
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It's a far-fetched story and almost sounds too good to be true, and that's where fact and fiction collide.
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The movie then gins up a seemingly far-fetched idea: that Benedict revealed to Bergoglio that he planned to resign.
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Ever since the advent of the mass media, professional journalists have been a bulwark against seditious or far-fetched theories.
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With far-right parties then on the rise across the Continent, it did not seem that far-fetched a proposition.
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That may sound far-fetched, but in addition to vacuuming robots can already mop our floors and mow our lawns.
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But as time goes on, your partner's excuses for keeping your relationship weirdly private start to get more far-fetched.
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That makes a merger far-fetched — and may leave any Staples buyout plan strictly on the back of an envelope.
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And the idea isn't too far-fetched: The high atmosphere is actually quite pleasant, with cool temperatures and low pressures.
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The idea, though — that you can plug in your phone and have your secrets stolen — is not entirely far-fetched.
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The spread on that game is 22, and a margin of that size does not look at all far-fetched.
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It wouldn't have been a far-fetched assumption to attribute it to the consumer reining in its spending, Cramer said.
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That may seem implausible or far-fetched, but a year ago, so was the idea of a $1 trillion Amazon.
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That makes a merger far-fetched – and may leave any Staples buyout plan strictly on the back of an envelope.
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The Birdcage and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert were too campy and far-fetched to feel realistic.
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Realizing that was a bit far-fetched, she amended her request, saying she just hoped she could watch the third episode.
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The theory is, of course, far-fetched and not true; Comet Pizza, the restaurant in question, doesn't even have a basement.
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Here are a few far-fetched ideas about a few of the oldest Washington events in the spirit of the season.
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Not too far-fetched for a man that was born in prison to a mother targeted by the government sanctioned COINTELPRO.
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It's a far-fetched idea, and Udall told reporters he got no response or comment from Gorsuch's team in the room.
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None of these initiatives — from Washington or from the industry itself — is far-fetched, either conceptually or in terms of execution.
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But the conditions needed for that to happen seem so far-fetched, it's unlikely any users at all were actually affected.
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Some biotech insiders and former employees have criticized Verily for glomming onto too many far-fetched health care projects without focus.
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Maybe it's faint, and many would say far-fetched, but there's a case to be made for stocks moving nicely higher.
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Think of what her fellow West Coast painter, Jess, did with Fludd's work, and this possibility doesn't seem so far-fetched.
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There's no Game Of Thrones theory too far-fetched for the rollercoaster that is season 7 of the hit HBO series.
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Still, a Smart that looks something like this and embraces at least some of the ideas shown isn't too far-fetched.
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Enter the unique and seemingly far-fetched concept of being a romantic while also being happily single and playing the field.
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Sure, its hyperspace travel and governmental telepaths were pretty far-fetched — but they were shown as the domain of alien races.
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It is no longer far-fetched to think that the world is entering an era of clean, unlimited and cheap power.
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Falling asleep on textbooks may seem like a ridiculous way to learn (through osmosis, right?), but it's not so far-fetched.
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The notion that a midlevel Chigi official in charge of ceremonial matters could have made the decision does seem far-fetched.
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Usually it wasn't far-fetched—it's not like I lied about being a pilot or something and applied to Air Canada.
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Luckily for fans, a crossover isn't such a far-fetched idea considering the show's creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa also created Riverdale.
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This was always far-fetched, with Mr Wu far more reliant on debt and far less disciplined in his deal-making.
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All of these hypotheses are astoundingly far-fetched, and yet still found support among at least a few of Trump's delegates.
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Titanic is a whopping three hours long, giving redditors ample room to come up with far-fetched, but somewhat compelling, ideas.
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If we had just accepted her confession, no matter how far-fetched, we would have had an open-and-shut case.
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Rory's struggle to juggle school, family, and her social life is not far fetched, and it makes for an interesting story.
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It's not a far-fetched idea to think that the future of television is right in your favorite social media app.
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Normally when Jimmy Kimmel dupes people into believing something incredibly far-fetched, we laugh and groan and marvel at their ignorance.
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I look forward to proving them wrong, but to me, it's not super far-fetched to be like, 'You know what?
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They say we all have a doppelgänger out there somewhere, but we've always thought the theory sounds a little far-fetched.
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The Russian news agency Interfax reported comments from the Kremlin which said the strikes had happened under a "far-fetched pretext".
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Milo Ventimiglia just put to bed a far-fetched but hopeful fan theory about Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life.
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Far fetched as all this sounds, purely in terms of energy it is not that much grander than everyday space flight.
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I understand this is pretty far-fetched, but this is serious, this is real, this is our life on this planet.
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A separate climate report released Tuesday by the United Nations said those worst-case scenarios are not at all far-fetched.
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It may sound far-fetched to suggest newish countries like Canada, or its southern neighbor, could break into smaller sovereign pieces.
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It sounds far-fetched, but to those who drew the blueprints for a new condominium in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, it did.
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Obama's actions would have been far-fetched as recently as 2012, when he had still not formally backed same-sex marriage.
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Experts told Business Insider that Epstein's genetic research plans were outlandish and far-fetched, although they contained elements based in reality.
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The most legally realistic option for keeping the seat in GOP hands may be the most politically far-fetched of all.
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The fear that the market could oversell to the point of bringing the economy into recession is far-fetched, Pride said.
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A Trump nomination still seemed far-fetched, but doubt sank in: Was I the one missing the bigger picture of 2016?
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When the M.I.T. meteorologist Lodovica Illari first met Mr. Saraceno, she found his dream of alternative flight a bit far-fetched.
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The thought that the Lions could come together and win an N.F.L. championship in the next few seasons is far-fetched.
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In five minutes, we are brought back to what may seem surreal to some, but is not a far-fetched reality.
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The story of our modern Santa Claus — magical bearded man, flying reindeer, supersonic sleigh travel — is nothing if not far-fetched.
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And for all the elaborate contested convention scenarios tossed around earlier this year, this one is almost certainly prohibitively far-fetched.
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With the use of cloud-based tech inhabiting more and more of public life, it's not too far-fetched an idea.
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In other words, the Supreme Court upheld this provision based on a mere conjecture, and a far-fetched one at that.
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It's a notion that would have seemed far-fetched even a few days ago, and most industry observers remain highly dubious.
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Firing on all cylinders But Amazon would have to more than double to get to $2 trillion, which isn't far fetched.
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And it occurs to them that flying reindeer and a guy coming down the chimney might be a little far fetched.
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And its path to profitability looks about as far-fetched as Uber's plans to launch an air taxi service in 2023.
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Suddenly, making "Uncut Gems" didn&apost look that too far fetched — though getting Sandler for it was still a pipe dream.
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AIDS was still in the headlines at the time, the early 1990s, and same-sex marriage was a far-fetched notion.
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Is it such a far-fetched proposition, that "language can't be separated from the world without separating the world from itself"?
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Bolden's leap from bus passenger to leader of a powerful labor organization was not far-fetched to those who knew her.
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Likewise, her suggestion that Pakistan was involved in moving 300 Pakistani jihadists to the core of the ISIS fight is far-fetched.
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It's not so far-fetched that Westworld and The Truman Show use the same technology — and thus, exist in the same universe.
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And if you think the comparison with Britain's independence from the EU is far fetched, let Donald Trump make it for you.
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So to suggest that the 39-year-old Stevenson is ducking Smith wouldn't be far fetched, although Michel has denied that publicly.
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Given the adverse effects of insufficient sleep on health and productivity, Moriyama's investment in his employees' well-being isn't too far-fetched.
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The idea of having your biometric data collected was as far-fetched as the idea that you might be being spied on.
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While it might seem over the top to imagine that these forces could so seamlessly converge, it's really not that far-fetched.
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Others who'd seen that boy in the group shower knew him to be well-endowed, so Jensen's claim didn't seem far-fetched.
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Given Ronan Farrow's in-depth reporting on Harvey Weinstein's army of spies, conspirators, and bullies, this is not all that far-fetched.
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He doesn't think the idea of getting a host of automakers and other companies to join their platform is so far-fetched.
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The Mitsubishi e-Evolution Concept is the Japanese automaker's vision of a high-performance crossover SUV that doesn't sound too far-fetched.
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All that's missing is the arrest of a candidate or two (and that is not as far-fetched as it once was).
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You might call this far-fetched, but I would remind you that we're talking about a world totally alien to our own.
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But it seems pretty far-fetched to presume that wax-eating birds just happened to spray Mucnh's canvas as they flew by.
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For all these reasons, the idea of Trump leading a political movement that doesn't aim at his own election seems far-fetched.
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The historical figures they choose to reference are sometimes far-fetched, but always telling—not of the candidates' strengths, but their shortcomings.
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That might seem far-fetched for someone whose website, Breitbart News, calls climate change a hoax and those who study it corrupt.
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The chilling thought of North Korea's fully submersible submarines firing a nuclear ballistic missile isn't as far-fetched as some might think.
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In fact, research suggests that divorce could be contagious, so it's not far-fetched to think cheating could work the same way.
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OK, so this definitely one of the more far-fetched Game of Thrones theories you'll read this week, but bear with us.
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How technologies that sound far-fetched are in fact inevitable, derived as they are from a centuries-long process of incremental breakthroughs.
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A PRESIDENTIAL campaign season that is already a trifle too far-fetched for a movie script may soon get even more interesting.
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Given Milloy's closeness to Trump's inner circle, and Breitbart's growing influence on the White House, and it doesn't seem so far-fetched.
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The idea that this will win over the majority of the country that is skeptical of Trump's new regime seems far-fetched.
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Far-fetched as it seems today, the dread in 1945 was that Germany would rise up yet again, as a Fourth Reich.
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The idea that Wales and England have a sufficiently virulent football rivalry to go to war in the streets is far fetched.
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Given everything we know from controlled experiments in captivity, such as the ones I conduct myself, these speculations are not far-fetched.
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Even so, the transaction is still probably not far-fetched, Cramer said, but the host recommended selling HP into its current strength.
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The mind-blowing thing for me was how new all of these technologies are, and yet they seem kind of far-fetched.
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It did not seem far-fetched to think Claire would reach her lifetime limit on care before she reached her first birthday.
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Colby, whose father was the C.I.A. director William Colby, is at the center of a few far-fetched Marley-related conspiracy theories.
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It would not be far-fetched to formulate an overarching bear case against the slew of unprofitable companies that are going public.
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At times, Tulathimutte overextends the joke: One character claims not to have an email address, which seems far-fetched for this generation.
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The situations all seem far-fetched, but the president's comments have people chattering in the halls of Congress and throughout the Beltway.
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But the hardest part of winning the Finals is getting there—and it's not far-fetched to believe Boston can do that.
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Meanwhile, the alternative notion that VR might actually be a niche — rather than mainstream — tech doesn't seem too far-fetched at all.
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In one episode, autonomous drone bees—tiny mechanical insects that pollinate flowers—are hacked to assassinate targets, using facial recognition. Far-fetched?
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The 11-day timeline to find a sponsor "seems far-fetched," said Brigitte Amiri, one of the A.C.L.U. lawyers representing the teenager.
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WASHINGTON — Progressive goals that long seemed like pipe dreams suddenly don't look so far-fetched as the novel coronavirus ravages the economy.
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One obvious way forward is to defeat populists with such overwhelming majorities that charges of fraud will just seem too far-fetched.
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As a diehard urbanite, the idea that seasoning herbs from the kitchen can combat colds, coughs, and the flu sounds far-fetched.
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To municipalities, these appeals amount to a far-fetched tax dodge that allows corporations to wriggle out of paying their fair share.
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Once we start worrying and ruminating about this possibility, no matter how far-fetched, something in our brains causes us to doubt.
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The tech world's most far-fetched ideas are often sketched and tested here, and if they're successful, they'll spread throughout the country.
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It is far-fetched to suggest Hispanic mobilization will fundamentally transform the electorate and turn Texas into a blueish state anytime soon.
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It's a monument to a world in which unimaginable things have become real, where far-fetched conspiracy theories percolate within the mainstream.
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But is it so far-fetched to think that knocking apart Facebook now merely opens up ecological niches for new nasty beasties?
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It's a little far-fetched, I think, but it reflects the way that Chandra and Stone are attempting to save their client.
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The idea that the British could still be debating in late March a reversal of the coming split once seemed far-fetched.
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Such a transformation is less far-fetched than it may appear right now; indeed, the Republican National Committee recommended it in 2013.
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His hope, however far-fetched, was that Trump, by demolishing traditional Party ideologies, might somehow help people move beyond hardened partisan positions.
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Unfortunately for Trump, no such immunity appears in the Constitution, and his notion of a parade of horribles is pretty far-fetched.
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Twenty years ago, the idea of a female soldier was even more far-fetched than that of a woman doctor or lawyer.
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Is it too far-fetched, therefore, to think that Pelosi again will use the State of the Union as a negotiating tactic?
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If you ever thought that biblical burning bush story sounded a bit far fetched, you're going to want to see this video.
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Yet I see slim rays of hope, like Philadelphia, that equal justice will one day be more than a far-fetched idea.
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" That confrontation may seem far-fetched and crass, but this election seems to call urgently for the media's application of the "F.
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When the C.I.A. released hundreds of thousands of declassified files online in January, the contents probably seemed far-fetched to most people.
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While a free-trade agreement between the European Union and Britain on favorable terms for finance seems far-fetched, it's not impossible.
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Spurning "conspicuous consumption," a favorite phrase, may seem far-fetched for a country that just elected Donald J. Trump to be president.
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"All ideas merit consideration, even the most far-fetched ones," the French finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, said in a radio interview.
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As awkward as that situation may have been, the connection between dabbing and sneezing wasn't so far-fetched to one high school principal.
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It would certainly be fascinating to see what kind of case a UFC title could make, and the idea isn't too far-fetched.
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You could basically say, We're going to invest our time, money, and potential in Nick because that's not such a far-fetched proposal.
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"Because Boston's a relatively tight community, it's not far-fetched to think we might be successful in identifying this little boy," he said.
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"In fact, it seems rather far-fetched that after increasing exponentially, the chance of dying should suddenly stop in its tracks," he said.
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Sally's account of the burnt boy always seemed to me to be the most far-fetched of all the stories about dead children.
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Although she retains a loyal band of supporters, polls suggest that two-thirds of Argentines dislike her, making her re-election far-fetched.
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But it's really not that far-fetched to imagine him setting up a populist authoritarian regime modeled on Putin's Russia or contemporary Turkey.
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That is why passing your nunchucks all the way around someone's wrist or neck in a single smooth motion is so far-fetched.
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Trump had become prominent in Republican politics by embracing a conspiracy theory that was not only far-fetched and racist but categorically false.
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As Clinton consolidated her lead in the primary campaign, Sanders fans concocted increasingly far-fetched theories to explain why he could still win.
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If this seems far-fetched, consider the example of United's pioneering use of data analytics and artificial intelligence at its in-house PBM.
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Coal shows just how easy it is to create a brand and start a company, no matter how far-fetched your product is.
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Thanks to the megaphone he'll enjoy as the Republican presidential nominee, anything Trump says, no matter how far-fetched, will make mainstream news.
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If they win the Senate, too — not likely, but not far-fetched, either — the Trump presidency as we know it will be over.
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Option contracts used to speculate on far-fetched outcomes tend to be cheap, and if crude's rally stalls, those positions will expire worthless.
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We know that first lady Melania Trump is adding a glam room to the White House, so it seems nothing's too far-fetched.
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But the idea that that's any kind of authority based on the track record that occurred last time is a little far-fetched.
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Another is an older woman easily seduced by get-rich-quick investments, burning through her savings on one far-fetched idea after another.
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I think that's too far-fetched an argument and we don't have to make it," Giuliani said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Many Sandersistas have made much more far-fetched, ludicrous claims that the election was "stolen" or "rigged" through some dastardly widespread electioneering conspiracy.
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And in case you're thinking that the argument seems impossibly far-fetched, the petition includes a reminder that in 1977's Piper v.
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He made the far-fetched claim that Cohen's willingness to turn on Trump wasn't just about self-preservation but was motivated by patriotism.
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The notion that Durant, who is from the Washington, D.C., area, might someday return to Oklahoma City seems a lot more far-fetched.
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Legal experts, including many conservative ones, say the lawsuit is unlikely to ultimately succeed and is based on a far-fetched legal theory.
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READ: Why giant mosquitoes are suddenly swarming Greenland As far-fetched as Trump's alleged ambitions towards Greenland might sound, they're not without precedent.
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You could even start with visualizing yourself brushing your hair or affirm hair brushing to yourself, because it's just not that far fetched.
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It sounds like a far fetched conspiracy theory, but dig just a little and the conspiracy sounds like it could be the truth.
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I don't think it is far-fetched to suggest that Nguyen's survival as an artist shares something with the red-shanked douc langur.
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It may sound far-fetched, but in fact this is basically the Musk standard playbook for building new companies based on big ideas.
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Behind the scenes, Rose's co-director Joshua Leonard got so fed up with Korine's increasingly far-fetched yarns that he walked off set.
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It might seem far-fetched, but that is what's happening in Canada, which became the first major world economy to legalize recreational marijuana.
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And the idea that, given the choice, a progressive like Abrams would choose Bloomberg over Sanders or Biden is far-fetched at best.
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Like enhanced weathering, fertilizing the ocean by putting iron particles or other nutrients in the water is among the more far-fetched approaches.
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Kofman compared American worries about a Russian invasion of the Baltics to equally far-fetched Russian worries about an American move into Belarus.
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Mr. Emanuel said the "skate" technology is not far-fetched — it would be a modified Tesla vehicle frame running on a concrete track.
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It isn't far-fetched to say that what's at risk of being lost with their obsolescence is nothing less than Italy's rural soul.
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A future as a singer was far-fetched, I knew, but I wrote it as a way of saying: Ethan does have abilities.
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Apart from how far-fetched this idea is, how exactly would sacrificing the quality of Disney's own franchise help "keep DC in limbo"?
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Bernie Sanders: We've both written about how it's not far-fetched at all that the junior senator from Vermont could win the nomination.
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In this case, a give-me-the-moderators-I-want-or-I-won't show-up approach doesn't seem far-fetched on the surface.
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He admits many are far-fetched, but if the ranch does hold strange secrets, he's out to try his best to confirm them.
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Look, a lot of this is delightfully batty because of how extreme the piano is, but some of these ideas aren't far-fetched.
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Fictional utopias -- like ones conjured by Thomas More, Aldous Huxley and Charlotte Perkins Gilman -- are far more common, but also more far-fetched.
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The plot of each new Christmas Prince movie is as far-fetched as it is nonsensical and we enjoy every minute of it.
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The courts have never ruled on this issue, one of many seemingly far-fetched law school hypotheticals that now may spring to life.
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Sherwood said these concerns "aren't so far-fetched," and that their organization takes steps to ensure their digital security is up-to-date.
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The internet has somehow made a far-fetched but still kinda convincing argument that Goldilocks is a stand in for white supremacist values.
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But once you start digging into the actual obstacles in the way, the odds of pulling it off sound much more far-fetched.
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And with a president who misguidedly believes trade wars "are good and easy to win," that worst-case scenario doesn't seem far-fetched.
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Many economists found Abe's comparisons to the Lehman Brothers failure far-fetched, but there is consensus that Japan's economic data has been disappointingly weak.
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So Onelink's Safe and Sound, a smoke and carbon monoxide alarm with an integrated speaker and voice assistant, isn't exactly a far-fetched concept.
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That might sound far fetched, but feasting upon human flesh honestly sounds like a more pleasurable promotional strategy than playing a showcase at SXSW.
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Perhaps it is also time to ponder what ideals, no matter how far-fetched, are worth striving for now—and how to achieve them.
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So as far-fetched as it sounds, I told Shereé, 'I think we need to give you your own VIP nightclub in your basement.
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She wrote that Cruz should stop "inventing far-fetched theories about who's really to blame for Trump's rise" because voters can see through it.
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Those hopes aren't so far-fetched: Tyrieshia Douglas, another Upton fighter, came within one fight of winning a spot on the 2012 Olympic squad.
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And, unfortunately, this is not a far-fetched or unusual scenario for low-wage working women, the majority of whom are women of color.
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It is not far-fetched to call the tech giants a federation of quasi governments, and they are fast growing in size and power.
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But the argument that millennials will come racing to Schwab's platform to get involved in fractional trading was a bit far-fetched for Davi.
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Her claim may not be far-fetched, given that a former governor of Veracruz was accused of buying fake medicines for state-run hospitals.
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It's not as far-fetched as it seems: there's a few clues that suggest this, including Bran's clothing suspiciously mirroring the Night King's garb.
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It might sound far-fetched in an era of trade wars and isolationism to think that anything can be done for the common good.
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If you think the concept is so far-fetched, never forget that Netflix did it in real life, with their reality program The Push.
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"We put our heart and soul into our careers, and (Walsh's) comments are incredibly far-fetched as to what actually happens," Bindas told CNN.
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If you have a bias against Trump or against Trump supporters, so you would very easily believe any story, however far fetched and ridiculous.
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For an international event that, traditionally, has been so tied to celebrating the history and accomplishments of one city, this may sound far-fetched.
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One of the more far-fetched theories is that Nessie is a long-necked plesiosaur that somehow survived the period when dinosaurs became extinct.
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" Review snippet: "There's no way to definitively test 'DNA health', so having a claim of supporting DNA and/or mitochondrial function seems far-fetched.
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Driving the news: In numerous interviews for my latest Harder Line column this week, some experts said the lawsuits were distracting and far-fetched.
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Thank you to my parents and brother for believing in me and supporting my dream even when it felt really far-fetched and unrealistic.
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But a merger between Renault and Fiat Chrysler seems just a bit far-fetched, Bernstein analyst Max Warburton said in a research note Wednesday.
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But one of the craziest aspects of the 2016 election—the possible alliance between Russian intelligence and the Trump campaign—still seemed far-fetched.
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It was 2010, the year the company touted its plan -- or then, what seemed like a far-fetched dream -- to build self-driving cars.
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While this may seem far-fetched, Almaz Capital's Daniil Stolyarov, who invested in the company, explained why he's bullish about the pet-tech space.
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The proposal also sparked debate among economists, with more liberal ones suggesting the plan was not as far-fetched as critics made it seem.
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Not that long ago, dream matches between WWE wrestlers and the elite of the Japanese wrestling scene seemed far-fetched, or at least unlikely.
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" Robert Ray, former independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation, believes the notion that Trump's actions amount to criminal obstruction of justice is "far-fetched.
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What a luxury it must be, to fear the far-fetched and to long for a past that is still very much with us.
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The network can be congratulated for finding imports that are so close in spirit to the far-fetched original movies it's already known for.
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But he did manage to reach the singles final in Australia again in 1982, which makes him an exception among these far-fetched finalists.
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Mr. Doig, however, said they are taking advantage of the similarity in two people's names so as to profit from a far-fetched tale.
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The possibility that Mr. Brady voted for Mr. Trump is not far-fetched, as the two men have played golf together in the past.
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Because of the nature of the current Republican nomination battle, however, the possibility of an open convention has become less far-fetched than usual.
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It may seem far-fetched to compare the United States to China, for example, where political protest sites aren't even be allowed to exist.
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For many of us, our dreams of becoming an international pop star, professional athlete or even President of the United States seemed far-fetched.
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Right now it's beginning to feel like decent politics — and decent policy that has universal regard for individuals and other nations — is far-fetched.
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It may seem far-fetched to compare the United States to China, for example, where political protest sites wouldn't even be allowed to exist.
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This may sound far-fetched, but it's clearly a claim that has convinced investors, since Hadean has now closed a seed round of $2.6m.
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Mr. Plotkin thinks RTT laws do not provide a broad enough set of legal protections for participating entities, but that claim is far-fetched.
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Now, 10 years later, what was once Page's " far-fetched" dream to make "a 360-degree map of the world" has become a reality.
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If the Tufts administration cannot currently sever ties with Greek Life, expecting other schools to uproot their social order seems even more far-fetched.
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The second case dealt with a more far-fetched challenge: It sought to have the ACA invalidated because the Senate wrote most of it.
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The brand would arguably peak soon thereafter, with Soulja Boy, and it's not far-fetched to point to Lil Wayne as a key influence.
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Each has, for decades, been laser-focused on a narrow — and increasingly far-fetched — vision of success and plan for how to get there.
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I, too, considered it far-fetched, but only until I wound up in the same position with Hart as I had with the shihan.
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But even to close friends and admirers, the prospect of an Oprah 2020 race appeared far-fetched or impossible as recently as last year.
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The premise seems far-fetched, if not bizarre, but fantastical sitcoms like "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Bewitched" became popular around the same time.
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We may not know what's coming next—please be Starfield, however far fetched it might be—but Howard's studio will produce another game...eventually.
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Spectacular modern installations appeared on remote corners in the most far-fetched of places, that they sometimes seemed like a figment of my imagination.
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It's not a far-fetched notion at a time when one of the world's biggest movie stars, Dwayne Johnson, is a former pro wrestler.
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Like the foreigners' confessions, those extracted from the Cambodian prisoners are replete with "admissions" of far-fetched CIA activities, sometimes going back for decades.
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Many readers credit Brown with being prescient, but ironically he initially set the book aside because he thought the premise was too far-fetched.
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It's not too far-fetched to assume that, had the tapes ever been made public, they would have been quite damaging to the agency.
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It may seem far-fetched, but "You" is a show known for it's shocking and terrifying moments, so we can't rule anything out completely.
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But history suggests that the idea of a red wave -- given everything we know about this election cycle so far -- is incredibly far-fetched.
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The idea no longer seems so far-fetched, but taking the process out of the lab and into the real world has proven challenging.
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If this all sounds far-fetched, consider that the Russians have a long history of these kinds of operations, including in the United States.
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It may seem far-fetched, but such a system would grant Mr. Xi the legitimacy and public support he craves to stay in power.
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In a flashback, she remembers Pearlman telling her she should front a rock band, which she found far-fetched and "extreme" at the time.
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Stroeer called the report "far-fetched" and said that its business outlook was excellent, with an expected organic growth rate of about 10 percent.
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Last summer, the Congressional Budget Office analyzed the White House's 2018 budget and found its estimate for 3 percent growth to be far-fetched.
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For now, this seems like a theoretical, far-fetched scenario, given that Philips Hue smart light bulbs aren't that popular to blanket a city.
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It may seem far-fetched — reports show it will take 6-8 years for VR to go mainstream — but Facebook's social VR pushes the boundaries.
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China, for example, recently proposed far-fetched laser-armed satellite to remove space junk, while also demonstrating its ability to shoot down missiles in space.
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It's a long way off, sort of far-fetched, and it raises all of the ethical concerns scientists are already worrying about with gene editing.
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If you're like me, you've probably been ignoring the bitcoin phenomenon for years — because it seemed too complex, far-fetched, or maybe even too libertarian.
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While many things in the new series seem like they're so far-fetched there's no way they could be true, I've got some bad news.
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Dan Bailey has good range, so while that kick is a long shot, it's slightly less far-fetched than it might be for some kickers.
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Some reviewers found the premise far-fetched, but Ford has already seen a similar scenario play out at a local supermarket that encourages open carry.
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"It's the responsibility of the government to create jobs and make them inclusive—of age, gender, sexuality—but for now that's far fetched," Quilicol said.
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Diana Lee Woody's mockumentary even profiles a feline Olympian, which shouldn't seem too far-fetched to those with their own furry racers and long jumpers.catfilmfestival.
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When Starry announced its new venture for gigabit mesh networks in January, it was hailed as ambitious, innovative, and more than a little far-fetched.
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But considering the museum holds artifacts, photographs, videos, and more related to China's most censored event, the possibility of political motivations is not far-fetched.
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FEW television dramas boast a plot as far-fetched as the one that has unfolded in North-East Asian geopolitics over the past two weeks.
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Far-fetched as that might sound, Mr Avallone points out that there are traces of such philosophy even in some of Mr Murray's earliest films.
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But take a step back and look at the Mississippi Delta's history when it comes to segregation, and it might not seem so far-fetched.
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But it is far-fetched to claim that Snap played down that threat when it went public, which is what the class action case claims.
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A South Carolina sheriff's office received numerous calls of a kangaroo sighting Tuesday morning -- and responding deputies were astonished the far-fetched reports were true.
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Still, the idea seemed far-fetched — until Netflix started looking for available properties that could boost the profile and reputation of its original content roster.
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The idea that your car can understand traffic light patterns still seems far-fetched as we're still trying to grapple with limited self-driving technology.
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It seems far-fetched to imagine that the paper will ever capture enough digital advertising to offset the declining revenue from its shrinking print base.
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His hopes of building it up against existing party machines, with their deep pockets and decades of experience, looked then like a far-fetched fantasy.
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As far as more far-fetched possibilities go, the Adairs told Gizmodo that they thought it may have even been a drone delivery gone awry.
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Though White has stated the date as a mere coincidence, his recent attitude to green-light the venture makes such speculation not too far-fetched.
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Navigation app Waze has already changed drivers' habits in some cities, so it's not so far-fetched to imagine a gamification system that reduces congestion.
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All of a sudden, the talk about the U.S. 10-year yield heading to World War II lows does not sound all that far-fetched.
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Negative interest rates in the U.S. may seem like a far-fetched idea, but the Federal Reserve is telling banks to prepare, just in case.
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Though almost every fruit has probably been used as a sex toy at some point, a lot of these stories are a little far-fetched.
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On Thursday Russia's embassy to the United States called the new sanctions draconian and said the allegations of using the nerve agent were far-fetched.
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According to Knoepfler, doing so with CRISPR isn't all that far-fetched — while Greely makes a strong case that it's both politically and logistically infeasible.
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It may seem far-fetched that emoji are being used in criminal cases, since the symbols are used casually in everyday texting and messaging conversations.
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Perhaps it was to spite him that she supported us in our far-fetched endeavors—art school for Gretchen and me, Amy at Second City.
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Shows like "Black Mirror" routinely take a fictional look at these dark technological scenarios, but the show might not be so far-fetched after all.
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This person will have free reign to explore additional far-fetched business ideas for the agency beyond what they are already attempting to take on.
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It may sound far-fetched, but not necessarily to voters in Pennsylvania and Michigan, who, after voting Democratic in 2012, chose Mr. Trump this time.
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But diplomats involved in previous — and equally fruitless — Middle East negotiations said those hopes were far-fetched, since Hamas would never give up its weapons.
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" The questions posed by the ancient astronaut theorists, however far-fetched, serve a rare purpose, according to Mr. Burns: "It allows the audience to wonder.
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But this software strategy seems far-fetched, given that Tesla's marketing so far has been about range, safety and cool — not over-the-air updates.
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For beleaguered riders of New York City's dismal subway, such scenarios might seem as far-fetched as a week of commutes without a single delay.
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Born in Costa Rica, where the idea of a woman doctor was far-fetched, she declared her intent to pursue medicine when she was 5.
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"Since this individual would be subject to charges in the Dominican Republic, the chance of us getting him back is, frankly, far-fetched," Adams said.
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He led the Trump administration's lawyer, Jeffrey Bossert Clark, through a far-fetched hypothetical involving Canadian terrorists crossing the border and kidnapping and killing children.
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The ability of Saudi Arabia to help Israel contain Iran and provide political cover for a final deal with the Palestinians now looks far-fetched.
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Though a cause of death has not been revealed, it wouldn't be far-fetched to link his death to his hospital stay the week before.
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It sounds far-fetched, but she's already let it slip that she's looking to start a savings account for her soon-to-be-born child.
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"The idea that things were dangled as some sort of carrots for me to be involved with the Russians is very far-fetched," he said.
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So does the importance of the issue: It is hardly far-fetched that the next presidential election could turn on the votes of faithless electors.
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If the Bills lose those games (hardly a far-fetched scenario), a Week 15 matchup against the Steelers in Pittsburgh looms as Buffalo's most important.
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To critics, discussion of independence for a tiny clutch of islands, while far-fetched, underscores the growing risk of the post-Brexit Balkanization of Britain.
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According to two award-winning scientists and an adviser to large companies and wealthy individuals, the idea struck all three as far-fetched and disturbing.
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"Designated Survivor," in contrast, made its debut in September, when the idea that Mr. Trump and his fearmongering campaign could succeed still seemed far-fetched.
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This theory might be a little far-fetched, though: his concert was in Orlando, FL, a city primarily known for being the home of Disneyland.
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We understand so little about it, and the idea that we can make accurate representations about it, let alone manipulate it, is somewhat far-fetched.
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"Camp Redwood" is a far-fetched and fun start to the season, delivered with American Horror Story's typical winking reverence to horror tropes of yore.
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That may seem far fetched given recent history, but if Trump can meet with Kim Jong Un, then surely he can meet with Lopez Obrador.
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But in this historic moment -- fueled by the #MeToo movement and a growing culture of female empowerment -- the notion doesn't seem quite so far-fetched.
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"I get that headlines are written to be provocative and get clicks, but it's obviously pretty far-fetched," Buttigieg told the Tribune at the time.
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Dr. Jones's ideas for a nuclear-powered pogo stick and a black-hole garbage disposal appliance probably struck most of his readers as far-fetched.
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"To say that this regular cooperation is China's government interfering in the U.S. elections is totally far-fetched and without foundation in facts," he said.
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Although Mr. Obama and his predecessors never formally took a military option off the table, it has generally been seen as a far-fetched alternative.
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This movie packs in plenty of cinema acrobatics and spectacle without ever feeling out of control, even as it morphs into a far-fetched whodunit.
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"This may seem far-fetched to those of us who live from year to year," he acknowledged, before adding an Orientalist twist to his scenario.
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Tesla was a wacky guy with some far-fetched ideas, but many of theories about how electricity could work would eventually prove to be dead on.
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Hell, even the Jamaican bobsled team can make a compelling case for the importance of chasing your dreams, no matter how far-fetched they may seem.
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But the idea that a financial crisis on the scale of a decade ago could not happen again is far fetched, and not a little naive.
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Reynolds had once joked that he'd burden his firstborn with that nonsensical moniker, which really isn't so far-fetched when you consider some celebrity baby names.
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As the duo continues to co-parent and film their show together, the likelihood of reconciling seems far-fetched, despite pressure from family to do so.
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The idea of a bunch of retailers collaborating effectively on a joint venture seemed far-fetched, let alone one where technology would play a critical role.
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Season 2 is already playing out much as Season 1 did: There's infighting, early-morning Twitter rants, the looming, if far-fetched, threat of early cancellation.
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Not theoretical exposures which might, under some far-fetched conditions, possibly have an effect," said Kabat, who is also author of the book "Hyping Health Risks.
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The counter-argument is that it is far-fetched to think that any illegal trade would be so extensive as to undercut the public-health gains.
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"We take the rejection of our proposals as evidence that the allegations of Russian meddling in US elections were far-fetched," Zakharova said in late December.
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Since this tech isn't so far-fetched, did that alter how you tweaked Ghost in the Shell to discuss issues that are current to our climate?
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Calling out the inherent racism in a pageant that judges women based on their looks, in addition to other things, is not at all far-fetched.
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Yes, both companies are known for their love-to-hate ugly shoes, and are owned by Deckers Brands, so a partnership wouldn't be too far-fetched.
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The idea of him choosing a referendum on the deal so as to break the logjam in Parliament, as this newspaper would like, is far-fetched.
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It wouldn't be too far-fetched to think that Kardashian West could be making room to fill her page with little sis' Kylie's highly anticipated announcement.
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California Assistant Attorney General Alisha Carlile argued that Multhaup had presented a "far-fetched version of events" that didn&apost support the facts of the case.
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It quoted Wilfried Porth as saying the demand was "even more far-fetched" than a 6 percent claim by fellow unions representing German public sector workers.
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From the pope's supposed endorsement of Trump to Hillary Clinton's purported weapons sales to ISIS, here are some of this year's most far-fetched fake stories.
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The goal seemed far-fetched; among other reasons, some of those flights were planned for the Falcon Heavy, which at the time had yet to fly.
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And theoretically, since King's Dominion isn't immune from high school drama, it wouldn't be that far-fetched to see fights between students when relationships go sour.
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Instead, however, people are told, for example, a far-fetched story about Gui Minhai, the Hong Kong bookseller who vanished in October from Pattaya in Thailand.
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So it wasn't such a far-fetched idea to write a scene where Robert Kardashian is dispelling advice advice about the dangers of the celebrity life.
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I don't think it is far fetched to think of Schade's works on paper — some of which measure 40 by 60 inches — as illuminated manuscript pages.
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This possibility, while still seeming far-fetched, has some Democrats wondering what Mrs Clinton might do with a freer hand than Mr Obama has recently enjoyed.
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It seems far-fetched, and the Cubs already lost some of their depth last month with the season-ending knee injury to left fielder Kyle Schwarber.
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The plot to the 2015 German film "Phoenix" sounds far-fetched, but the movie itself is suspenseful, sad and — if you get on its wavelength — unforgettable.
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To some, Pitch might seem far-fetched, which is probably why writers gave Ginny a "trick pitch" to explain how she competes with all these men.
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Puerto Rican officials are adamant that the only permanent solution to the issue is statehood, an idea that's regarded as far-fetched by many in Washington.
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And, the likelihood that troops can stay behind as an insurance policy, in a deal that the Taliban will be on board with, sounds far-fetched.
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"The idea that his comments have not been affected by the President of the United States and his campaign of vilification is far fetched," Wisenberg said.
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"The possibility that the government will support both runways is not so far-fetched," said Duncan Field, head of planning at law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.
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The idea of being president apparently appealed to him in the earlier days of his campaign, when it seemed too far-fetched to think deeply about.
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Living on two ham sandwiches a day Linking a minimum wage battle in Birmingham to water hoses and attack dogs may seem far-fetched, almost obscene.
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While the cruiserweight division is renowned for being a fairly uncompetitive division, the story which unfolded on Sunday night would look far-fetched upon first glance.
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There has been a frenzy to come up with something—anything, no matter how far-fetched or odious—that will block a vote on my nomination.
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It is not far-fetched to think that governments could, or would, define individuals as threats or potential threats based on what they wrote and viewed.
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The idea that he suddenly becomes one as soon as he has something bad to say about the president is far-fetched, to say the least.
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That particular point seems far-fetched, said Paul Bew, an independent member of the British House of Lords and a politics professor at Queen's University, Belfast.
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Far-fetched as it may sound, during spells of very cold weather, Amtrak sends a crew into the tunnels under the Hudson River to remove icicles.
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Not being able to meet that threshold may seem far-fetched now, but we don't know for sure what the future of coronavirus may hold. Rep.
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The idea of packing up North Korea's sprawling nuclear program and flying it out of the country on American military transport planes was always far-fetched.
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Despite the fantasy-heavy, crime show having all of the lore, creatures, and far-fetched backdrops of a book series, it is all for the show.
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But at the end of the day, despite the far fetched idea the proposal continues to be capitalized upon by politicians eager to win another election.
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Those investigations may fizzle, but the JPMorgan case provides a template for prosecutors and regulators to bring these sorts of cases, which once seemed far-fetched.
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While this idea might sound far-fetched, Google CEO Sundar Pichai told investors in January that Google Translate was set to make big leaps this year.
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LONDON — Of all the glad tidings that Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised would flow from Brexit, one of the most far-fetched was a baby boom.
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The latest research suggests it's not far-fetched at all — especially when you consider all the societal and cultural factors that make today's games so attractive.
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While this seems far-fetched and utopian at a moment of such intense tension, this could also be the best moment to attempt such a gambit.
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It turned out to be prescient, but at the time, I thought it was not that far-fetched, and it turned out not to be, unfortunately.
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Spend part of the day reading about the rise and fall of empires and how it always seems far-fetched and inconceivable until it actually happens.
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If you think this level is far-fetched, think back to all the times the market rose to new heights that had widely been considered unlikely.
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There are a lot of things about this particular plot point that are a bit far fetched, but hey, it's super adorable, so good for them.
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"America is spreading a far-fetched claim that we have cooperated with Syria in creating chemical weapons," the news agency quoted the Foreign Ministry as saying.
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After reading this memoir written 25 years later, the notion that Buttigieg might be the nation's first openly gay president doesn't feel quite as far-fetched.
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That's a far-fetched scenario that depends on the light bulbs becoming widespread enough to blanket a city, but there are other more realistic attacks too.
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Then, in 1942, the Starostins — Nikolai and his brothers, Andrey, Aleksandr and Pyotr — were arrested, initially on a far-fetched charge of plotting to assassinate Stalin.
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"It seems far-fetched, but if we demonstrate efficacy at the level of cells and tissues, it's possible to start thinking about these things," he said.
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"Dealmaker" Trump has previously pledged to apply his talents to the Middle East peace process, a promise that looks increasingly far-fetched following his Jerusalem announcement.
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The idea sounds a bit far-fetched at first — simply take a quiz, import your DNA and you magically have all your nutritional needs taken care of.
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Each of these unsolved deaths are remarkable for the media flurry they incited, in which far-fetched theories proliferated in news headlines, and personalities were reevaluated posthumously.
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Experts frequently liken the space debris issue to pollution and climate change: A devastating series of collisions may seem far-fetched until, suddenly, it's a looming catastrophe.
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EU communications director Andy Wigmore, has said Banks' lawsuit was about preventing Cadwalladr from continuing "to make assertions which are factually far-fetched and just not true."
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The dream of being able to reliably stream and play games from anywhere in the world might not be that far-fetched in the years to come.
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Italy has targeted a 2020 deficit of 2.2% in terms of national output, based on economic growth of 0.6%, an assumption some major forecasters consider far-fetched.
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It may seem far-fetched to expect a US administration in the final months of its first term to look for breakthrough opportunities regarding China or Iran.
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Once seen as far-fetched, winning a majority is at least mathematically possible, especially after a Democrat, Doug Jones, won a special election in Alabama in December.
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To those who have seen Mr. Trump defy all expectations, the notion that a few campaign advertisements might bring him down might seem a little far-fetched.
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The notion of a gadget that can sense emotions isn't too far-fetched, as there are a number of measurable biomarkers that can suggest states like agitation.
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Well, the latest research suggests it's not far-fetched at all — especially when you consider all the societal and cultural factors that make today's games so attractive.
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With such a captive audience, the Durovs' ambition of bringing virtual money to the masses over the next year or so does not sound so far-fetched.
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When I made the claim two years ago, it may have seemed a bit far-fetched, but since then, plenty of businesses have started utilizing the concept.
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There are two obvious options -- and a third that Trump seems to be trying to sell this morning that seems, to be honest, a bit far-fetched.
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Through the machinations of the duo, Trump went from a seemingly far-fetched candidate whose campaign was in great peril, to winning 30 states on November 8th.
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Given technological advances, it's not too far-fetched to think that within the coming decade, doctors will routinely measure the amount of mutations in their patients' tumors.
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The kitchen sink This being Washington, there's a cottage industry of people who love nothing more than come up with far-fetched ways to get things done.
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Indeed, some of the court's reasoning seems so far-fetched, particularly to any reporter who was in Croatia and Bosnia at the time, that it defies belief.
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"All ideas merit consideration, even the most far-fetched ones," Bruno Le Maire said, noting that the Channel Tunnel already linked Europe's second- and third-largest economies.
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It's not far-fetched to believe that we will figure this out one day; after all, changes in emotion will show up as changes in the EEG.
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Bottom line: Congress might adopt some minor regulations on political advertising, but the idea of this group of senators regulating digital data right now seems far-fetched.
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It's not a far-fetched idea to make the Watch into a medical device, especially given the moves Apple has made in the last couple of years.
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Thibault set an offensive goal as leading the league in assists, and it doesn't sound far-fetched, even without an obvious natural point guard on the floor.
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Roiland is an outspoken Batman lover, so it's not far fetched that the absurd elements of the show would permeate into Rick and Morty through cultural osmosis.
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While that seems far-fetched, Mr. Trump has demonstrated an isolationist streak in questioning the value of NATO and the nuclear umbrella over South Korea and Japan.
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He would have to be willing to give up his Senate seat to run a think tank, which was maybe not as far-fetched as it sounded.
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The reasons for Annie's volatility, gradually revealed, become increasingly far-fetched, and it's easy to ignore them and just ride along with Ms. Paquin's likability and intelligence.
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On Sundays, he and a group of friends would gather and talk about books, films and dreams of creative opportunities that seemed far-fetched at the time.
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Days later, he remembered a strange series of events one morning a month earlier — something far-fetched enough that he has not shared it with the police.
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The techno-dystopian "what if"s that Brooker poses in "Black Mirror" are far-fetched, but his meticulous attention to detail gives the show a remarkable plausibility.
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Although the concept may seem far fetched, she wouldn&apost actually be the first royal to make a career in film after leaving her royal role behind.
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It isn't easy to sort fact from fabrication in the government's case, and parts of Mr. Ipek's account of his own life sound nearly as far-fetched.
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That possibility seems far fetched until one considers that for the last two decades, Republicans have worked to restructure the political system to entrench themselves with power.
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It may seem far-fetched, but that's what happened to Wawa, the popular convenience store chain that operates more than 750 locations in six East Coast states.
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China's jumpiness can seem far-fetched, given the Communist Party's daunting reach, the underlying strength of the economy and the extensive powers of the domestic security services.
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Any kind of widespread forgiveness for existing debtors who hadn't entered public service or paid decades of interest already seemed far-fetched — and then, suddenly, it didn't.
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Trump acknowledged in the interview that the prospect of peace talks now seemed far-fetched, but stressed there was no chance he would revisit the Jerusalem issue.
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Mr. Gui and his associates published books that offered salacious, and often far-fetched, stories about China's leaders, and their supporters believe that mainland authorities have detained them.
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What seemed impossible a year ago, may not be too far-fetched if Trump continues to encourage a stronger relationship — whether it be geopolitical or economic — with Russia.
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It's a little far fetched to assume everyone at this New York School disappeared because that would just be too convenient to the plot of Far From Home.
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Nissan and Mazda have also shown little appetite for VC. Looking ahead, it's not far-fetched to presume that the momentum for startup investing among automakers will continue.
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Painter, who left the State Department in August after six years as its cyber adviser, said an actual conversation with Kim's government seemed far-fetched at the time.
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Their far-fetched 2016 plan was dubbed the "tinnie terror" plot - small aluminum boats are known as tinnies in Australia - even though their boat was made of fiberglass.
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Buddha was trying to do what we're all trying to do on some level — improve ourselves and stop suffering so much, sometimes by employing pretty far-fetched techniques.
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A Star Is Born intermingled harsh realities with far-fetched fantasies so seamlessly that viewers were both transported and reminded of themselves – and Meryl Streep is no exception.
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The punishments are well-deserved, but Mr Bach's claims that they will end the scandal and mark a new chapter in sport's war on drugs are far-fetched.
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And a sequel might be less far-fetched than you might expect: Carli tells me she and some of the women involved in the production have considered it.
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Sceptics tend to dismiss as far-fetched the idea that the rogue regime would knock out the electricity grid by detonating a nuclear bomb high in the atmosphere.
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But Mark Zuckerberg has set himself the challenge this year of building his own personal AI assistant, rejecting fears of a super-intelligence running amok as "far-fetched".
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Although the Second Amendment undoubtedly imposes restrictions on the civil liability of gun manufacturers, the idea of holding them liable for carelessness is actually not so far-fetched.
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At 71, the idea that anyone -- Kelly included -- can fundamentally alter who Trump is -- or who Trump is willing to be for political purposes -- seems very far-fetched.
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It does sell an awful lot of phones, 5G equipment, and chips used in other brands' TVs, so a Huawei-branded TV isn't a very far-fetched notion.
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Thus, ironically, the Trump climate agenda, by making judges sympathetic to arguments that might have seem far-fetched a while ago, may help save the planet after all.
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"This looks like magic to the general public, but turns out no matter how far fetched it sounds, it's entirely feasible from the hardware design perspective," FitzPatrick said.
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Check it out ... Adam -- who, btw, organized XXX's L.A. memorial cops treated as "riot" -- is adamant comparing XXX to Pac is NOT far-fetched and he explains why.
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The poster for Europa advertises the ability to see underwater life — something that doesn't feel so far-fetched considering the moon is home to a global subsurface ocean.
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When I think about what the future means for Amass and for other restaurants, these are not just far-fetched sci-fi scenes that fill me with dread.
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The theories — which range from accusing the students of being pretend "crisis actors," to working on behalf of the FBI — are far-fetched, but have spread rapidly online.
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It's not so rare for a person that age to leave little trace on the internet, but under the circumstances, it made her very existence seem far-fetched.
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There never was a crime, and what seemed far-fetched was simply that — this time, a duly elected president was investigated for a crime that never even existed.
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No doubt such a series of events is far-fetched, but where there is an opportunity to take advantage of the law, someone may try to pursue it.
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His map is far more replete with findings, possibly suggesting the Jesuits' burgeoning knowledge of other cultures and places, however far-fetched or inaccurate some descriptions may be.
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Now, facing a transit crisis that will fuck up hundreds of thousands of daily commutes for over a year, Levy's pitch doesn't seem as far-fetched, nor unwarranted.
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Moscow said the strikes were couched under a "far-fetched pretext" and had put the Russian military on "the verge of fighting" American troops stationed in Syria's northeast.
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Prominent "leavers," as supporters of Brexit are known, dismiss that possibility out of hand, but it may not be as far-fetched as they would have people believe.
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Of course, Tesla has problems of its own that make the idea of a competitor, even a Russian competitor, seem less far-fetched than it once might have.
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Keep in mind, we're working with, supposedly, one of the most unpredictable endings in The Bachelor history — far-fetched as this sounds, anything is possible at this point.
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Some U.S. and Venezuelan security experts, told of the plan by Reuters, called it politically far-fetched and potentially dangerous because it could set off a civil war.
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"The idea of civil discourse with a guy who is tweeting and demeaning people and saying the things he's saying is sort of far-fetched," Kerr told ESPN.
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"I will be the greatest writer in the world!" you declare before your sisters, and they don't laugh or even doubt your far-fetched fantasies for a second.
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It was the same story Dailey had told his attorneys before his own trial — a story they warned him sounded too far-fetched to repeat to a jury.
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Analysts and investors largely agree that sounds far-fetched — even accounting for U.S. President Donald Trump's willingness to break longstanding norms — though some wouldn't completely rule it out.
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"A young man who feels he is a lost boy, coming to the idea that he could be an actual lost boy, isn't so far fetched," Saltz said.
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At the start of 2000, when Mr Trump's chances of capturing the White House still seemed far-fetched, "The Donald" was attracting 0003 posts a day and 2000 comments.
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This may be the most far-fetched choice in an era of polarization, but Mr. Obama could put Republicans in an awkward position by nominating an admired Republican figure.
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"The notion that this would be an actual, valid lawsuit is a far-fetched one," she said on CNN's "Right Now," adding that the law protects platforms like Twitter.
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Drinking the blood out of the cocoon was the only moment I thought was a bit far fetched, but that is precisely what made it great in the end.
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There is even one report claiming that the S Pen could be used as a tiny Bluetooth speaker, but that seems a bit too far-fetched even for Samsung.
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If you thought Tesla robo-taxis were a far-fetched Elon Musk delusion, the Tesla CEO doubled down on the self-driving capable vehicles at Wednesday's Tesla earnings call.
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While both Steyer and Bloomberg have given to other campaigns, Steyer has spent $128 million—more than six winning senators' worth of money—on his far-fetched presidential bid.
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The results also suggested that a write-in campaign by another Republican could tip the seat to Democrats — a prospect that once seemed far-fetched in deep-red Alabama.
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And, with hundreds of museums around the globe using hardware from Y Combinator-based Estimote, is the idea of participating in their next round of funding that far-fetched?
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So of course Trump's electoral prospects weren't going to be scuttled when it turned out that he was prone to making racist or far-fetched or patently unbelievable claims.
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The 2016 hacking effort caught the press off-guard — it seemed far fetched to some, and was covered more as a political news story than a national security one.
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"It might sound far-fetched—massive rings that rotate in opposite direction—but we have now calculated that a 'normal' ring system cannot survive," noted Rieder in a release.
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These are just made up examples for the sake of argument, and photo metadata from a Slack image leading to a prosecution may seem far-fetched in some cases.
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The pair constructed every episode of Sherlock around one far-fetched unrealistic plot after another, but left their audience hanging time and again when it came to actual resolutions.
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Turns out, it's actually not that far fetched: Activ5 is the portable, app-connected personal training device that guides you through multiple, super short strength training workouts per day.
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While that might seem far-fetched, one expert notes that a similar trend after World War II — soy sauce —has become a permanent pantry item in many Americans pantries.
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Shows like "House of Cards" and "Scandal" may seem far-fetched, but the reality of the lobbying industry isn't far off from the themes of those hit television shows.
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It is not too far-fetched to believe the future of audio will help streamline tasks via voice commands and allow us a more seamless, elegant way of communicating.
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But when the trailer for Werner Herzog's upcoming Sundance film describes life with computers as "far-fetched," you can't help but stop and think about how far we've come.
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It is not a far-fetched notion for any of us in this industry, no matter how good advisors believe themselves to be, to take stock and recalibrate. How?
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But the notion that car companies will be able to find all the bugs in their systems, especially as cars become more reliant on internal computers, seems far fetched.
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William Shatner said "it's not that far-fetched," to expect Star Trek tech coming our way when he appeared at the Smithsonian's The Future is Here Festival on Friday.
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But I like a superhero blockbuster from time to time, and I appreciate good characters who convey some development over time, and a coherent (even if far-fetched) plot.
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The idea that a 71-year-old man would fundamentally change the behavior he exhibited over the first seven decades of his life was always a far-fetched one.
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But the whole project, trying to fit Vladimir Putin into the same analytic paradigm as Black Lives Matter and tracing them both back to Martin Luther, is far-fetched.
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Yet, this all sounds like a far-fetched scenario, it wouldn't be the the first time hackers broke the law and hacked thousands of strangers' computers to do good.
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That option is largely see as unlikely and "far-fetched" inside and around the White House, a person close to the White House and a White House official said.
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Yet, on Sunday afternoon, this most brief and benign of walks may have been the setting for an attempted assassination reminiscent of the most far-fetched Cold War skulduggery.
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The Green New Deal may be a target that seems to many to be "far-fetched" or "too optimistic," but at least it gives us something to aim at.
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And so, in the vacuum, the story became a slightly more far-fetched one, one that has only been written once, by Arsenal, since the death of Queen Victoria.
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We never told them about our money situation, because at first we didn't want to bother them, and then later it sounded too ridiculous and far-fetched to share.
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However, interviews with a variety of market pros over the past week showed that the idea of the Fed venturing into the stock market seems anything but far-fetched.
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In the not-far-fetched possibility that Trump is defeated by a narrow margin in the Electoral College, he could use conspiracy theories of this sort to sow doubt.
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Arab countries would also be more likely to help with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict if they saw that the issue they care about most — Jerusalem — was resolved. Far-fetched?
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Some of this story is mildly whimsical, and there are ramps into some kind of magical realism (a blizzard at the French-Italian border is a little far-fetched).
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Thus, Ilana from Broad City's habit of bringing a pillow into the bathroom stall and napping while on the clock at Deals, Deals, Deals really isn't so far-fetched.
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If this all seems a little far-fetched, there may be an explanation: "There's a billion to one chance we're living in base reality," Musk said onstage in 2016.
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If an anonymous vote sounds like a far-fetched fantasy, history shows us that it has already been used twice -- not to remove a president, but to select one.
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But they caution that it's in the Houthis' interests to try to stir internal tensions and it seems far-fetched that local people could have assisted such an attack.
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But online sleuths found that too far-fetched to believe, and speculation that Swinton was playing both roles began to circulate online after photos from the set were leaked.
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Yet even if an AI apocalypse is too far-fetched for policymakers, the profound implications of new technology in the military, surveillance and society demonstrate that regulations are needed.
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It is not too far-fetched to suggest that had schools been more aggressive and unrelenting in blocking Facebook in those early days, the company might not exist today.
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It is not far-fetched to assume that a greater understanding of mental health issues in football could have a positive knock-on effect for society as a whole.
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People find a myriad of things erotic, like peeing in gag bound gimps' mouths and wearing mascot costumes, so really how far fetched is a food fetish, after all?
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Indeed, though this seems somewhat far-fetched, it's at least possible that the whole reason these emails are coming to light now is that the Russians wanted them out.
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Masterpiece Cakeshop simply rejected such concerns, arguing that many of them are far-fetched and that the ruling could be narrowed to products that are expressive or custom-made.
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Masterpiece Cakeshop simply rejects such concerns, arguing that many of them are far-fetched and that the ruling could be narrowed to products that are expressive or custom-made.
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It is hardly far-fetched to imagine that, over a few decades, a billion or more of those people might emigrate if there were no legal obstacle to doing so.
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Things like being able to use a phone to pay for a ride, or not being afraid to wait for a bus at night—doesn't seem as far-fetched here.
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The liberal, Western mainstream that has dominated politics since the fall of the Berlin Wall is facing a threat that as recently 12 months ago seemed, at worst, far-fetched.
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It sounds far fetched, but Newman said convincing advertisers that my cat is actually my baby, for example, could possibly affect my future health insurance premiums without me even knowing.
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But with deep pockets, connections in the industry and an established brand (themselves), recording a song or a full-blown album isn't too far-fetched of an idea for celebrities.
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Why it matters: No matter how far-fetched it seems after the government shutdown, the fact remains that policy endures better with bipartisan support, political scientists and past precedent suggest.
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He could talk for hours, especially about Los Angeles history, and his aspirations ranged from far-fetched collaborations with Walt Disney to opening a puppet theater in Japan, Evans remembers.
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And a reality in which that happens isn't far-fetched: in 2019, six states passed six to eight week abortion bans that have been blocked from becoming law—so far.
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The dollar has recovered in the last week from a weak start to June, as investors consider whether rate cut expectations have gotten too far-fetched relative to the data.
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Hiller, meanwhile, has proposed flying a recovered alien cruiser, which, considering he's been established as a top-notch pilot, seems less far-fetched than the thing Goldblum's character proposed. 10.
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And half a decade later, as the internet arrived and accessible fantasy football came with it, suddenly the idea of predicting players, rather than teams, didn't seem so far-fetched.
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Such heady comparisons, though, seem far-fetched in Venezuela right now where not just government officials but even some cynical opposition supporters scoff at the flash protests as ineffectual stunts.
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But the whole premise of the movie — that some sort of weaponized CRISPR concoction can infect animals and change their bodies as well as their behavior — is incredibly far-fetched.
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IF RECENT events in Moldova, a tiny former Soviet republic, were used as the basis for a political-cum-gangster thriller, critics might find the storylines a bit far-fetched.
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While there's no telling who could be chosen to perform next year, it's not so far-fetched to imagine Kanye up there rapping about how he made Taylor Swift famous.
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Normally, a candidate whose chances were as far-fetched as Trump's—this week, Nate Silver gave him only a 20-percent chance of winning—would be bypassed by the NRA.
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The investigation proceeds through a series of in-person interviews and following increasingly more far-fetched (both logically and geographically) word-of-mouth leads that take them across the country.
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A cynical (but not so far-fetched) interpretation is that the conservatives kept quiet for fear of injecting more talk of the Supreme Court and abortion into the presidential race.
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It's probably not a far-fetched idea to think that anyone who bought one in its early days currently has theirs quietly collecting dust in the back of a cupboard.
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Jussie Smollett being attacked in a hate crime sounded fishy and far-fetched from the jump -- according to a guy who has no love for the "Empire" actor -- Milan Christopher.
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It's not far-fetched, though, to think that someone in Cannon's life will get through to him — because, frankly, allowing someone to harbor and disseminate such troubling lies is unconscionable.
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If you think the fictional tale of a dictator that controls women so that they can only serve as slaves, wives, and servants seems far-fetched, Atwood has another warning.
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Neuroscientists have been quick to challenge recent statements from Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Facebook executive Regina Dugan about their plans for brain-scanning research as unrealistic and far-fetched.
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Experiential marketing, or a brand-sponsored event, takes far-fetched ideas and makes them tactile or turns a cool stunt into a way to introduce a company to the public.
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But it then turned out that initial reports of two million people against same-sex marriage were far-fetched; the Circus Maximus couldn't possibly contain more than 340,000, experts said.
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Claims that they rig things seem far-fetched, particularly since many of these funds are index trackers; their decisions as to what to buy and sell are made for them.
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To be fair to the truthers, their far-fetched explanations are rooted in reality, at least insofar as there are real vessels that really went missing in the Bermuda Triangle.
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Even more questionably, the event page claimed that "free parking is available on site," which is kind of far-fetched, considering the event in in the heart of downtown Chicago.
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"Setting aside the broader question of whether the wall will even be politically realistic, the notion that it will be covered in solar hardware is entirely far-fetched," he said.
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A third-party candidate would have a vanishingly small chance of actually winning, and the idea that the election could be somehow thrown to the House is exceedingly far-fetched.
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The Yankees ranked second to Toronto in runs last season, and while it is hard to trust their aging lineup to repeat that feat, it is not too far-fetched.
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That idea feels far-fetched this morning as Democrats celebrate their Alabama victory and Republicans stare down the reality of a fractured party and a less-than-motivated GOP base.
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" Now, said Dr. Talal Chatila, an immunologist at Harvard Medical School, "it is not far-fetched to start thinking of how one could harness those bacteria for a therapeutic intervention.
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Yes, back in the '80s, a talking car with AI built-in seemed far-fetched, and very futuristic — but even when the original "Knight Rider" was on, it was hokey.
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Higher rates are a way to slow an economy that is at risk of overheating — a far-fetched proposition when tens of millions of Americans are barely hanging in there.
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Many analysts found this argument far-fetched: If conservatives thought Kavanaugh was another O'Connor or Souter, zero chance he'd have been on Trump's short-list given who helped write it.
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Joking that it was a far-fetched scenario, he said any such reunion would have to occur in a warm-weather city because the players would be nearing retirement age.
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"At first it seemed so alien and far-fetched," Dr. Herring said, noting that doctors are often nervous about buprenorphine, which is more commonly known by the brand name Suboxone.
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The painter expressed relief at the verdict and frustration at being dragged into a far-fetched money-making scheme that nearly denied him the authority to authenticate his own work.
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The idea wasn't totally far-fetched: Some cars already have transducers that create extra engine sounds inside the cabin, for drivers who just need to hear the roar of horsepower.
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Private companies are collecting and have access to more data on you than ever, and the idea that some employees may misuse it is not some far-fetched conspiracy theory.
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And even in the highly unlikely, far-fetched scenario in which the 2020 presidential election didn't happen at all, it wouldn't automatically extend Trump and Vice President Mike Pence's tenures.
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Not because it's so far-fetched to believe that your half-siblings may want to have a relationship with you, but because you can't yet know if that's the case.
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He did not lose another game, and his record at Roland Garros is now 86-2: a far-fetched figure that is worth copying down in our notebooks 11 times.
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He's a political fable, holding out the happy if far-fetched possibility that a candidate's effervescence matters more than a state's partisan breakdown and that gumption beats any focus group.
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"Pretty far fetched but imagine me being consistent during an XFL season (and) getting a chance at a 53 man roster in the NFL," Johnson said in a Twiter post.
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" The supposition that a video monitor provides a dramatically significant advantage over a human camera — the eye — to steal signs, he added, "strikes me as a little bit far-fetched.
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It may seem far-fetched that rural Pennsylvania might be at the forefront of a monumental educational innovation — I certainly wouldn't have believed it before I saw it in action.
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I don't know if that felt far-fetched in 4513, but in 2019 Alabama passed a law making most abortions a crime punishable by up to 99 years in prison.
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Trump's thirst for the "ultimate deal" in the Holy Land could not be more far-fetched, however much his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, hones his skills with Henry Kissinger.
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A top Republican in Congress thought Trump was on the Russian take, and based on the campaign's multiple, undisclosed interactions with Russia, it is not an incredibly far-fetched notion.
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The prospect that Kim is working with Fashion Nova in some capacity isn't all that far-fetched, considering her sisters are a part of Fashion Nova's large army of influencers.
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Yes, her new album is notably darker in tone and her new single's focus is vengeful, but the expectation that she would be conniving to that degree seems unfairly far-fetched.
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Any suggestion that neither the Attorney General nor the president had input into the public handling of the most deadly terror attack on U.S. soil since 9/11 is far-fetched.
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My father was arrested the following day, though I only found out after several days of hearing my parents' far-fetched lies and excuses, trying to explain away his sudden disappearance.
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It's not far-fetched to predict a scenario where many seniors - facing a more expensive and confusing array of private health insurance options - just throw up their hands and forego coverage.
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"There has been a frenzy to come up with something — anything, no matter how far-fetched or odious — that will block a vote on my nomination," Kavanaugh will tell the committee.
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In these heady times where startups like SpaceX, Blue Origin and Planetary Resources are planning colonization and asteroid mining missions, the plot point isn't as far-fetched as some might think.
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While this particular concern seems far-fetched, to say the least, any signs of donor resistance can easily add to a campaign's reluctance to spend down its accounts before the conventions.
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But this new research, building on other studies, illustrates that such a planetary-wide undertaking — if applied cautiously, incrementally, and with careful dosing — might not be so far-fetched, after all.
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Not so much about the ACA: I still regard it as extremely unlikely that the Supreme Court will adopt an argument as far-fetched as the one the states have advanced.
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Doug's admission confirms the exact cause of death we hear about earlier in season 6 from FBI director Nathan Green (Jeremy Holm) was precisely correct, despite how far-fetched it sounded.
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While this may seem a bit far-fetched, all of these technologies are already available in some form, but together, in the future, it will create something pretty powerful at home.
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Would it really be so far-fetched if maybe one of her kids' friends were Black, or perhaps one of the women auditioning with her for a role could be Latina?
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The rebels regard their success as evidence they can turn the tables even in the face of Russian might, and that their goal of toppling Assad is no longer far-fetched.
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Even if a woman never plays in the majors (and honestly, saying "never" seems far-fetched), if this encourages more girls to play baseball, then it's a great benefit to society.
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So researchers have been coming up with strategies to close that gap, ranging from the feasible with the technology and public health resources we have now, to the seemingly far-fetched.
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Hardy-har-har. Given that the Lone Star State ranks sixth in heat-trapping carbon emissions worldwide, just behind Germany and ahead of South Korea, the idea sounds pretty far-fetched.
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Given Mr Obama's acquiescence in the ruthless bombing of Syrian rebels ordered by Vladimir Putin just as this book was sent to the publishers, it is not a far-fetched notion.
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The singer has a law degree and is the son of prominent Nigerian lawyer and human rights activist, Femi Falana, so this suggestion is not as far-fetched as it sounds.
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The scenario is neither far-fetched nor far off, says Dr. Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey in California.
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With major companies like IBM, Aetna and Yahoo calling their remote workers back in the office, the idea of finding a well-paying, stay-at-home job can seem far-fetched.
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Given the lack of a shared enemy and the proximity of U.S. forces to Iranian clients, it is not far-fetched to imagine an attack on U.S. troops in either country.
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"It's the kind of thing that feels so far fetched it's hard to recognize it as an imminent reality," said Brook Katzen, senior vice president of development at Urban Investment Partners.
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Given that activist firm Jana Partners (which helped orchestrate the Amazon-Whole Foods deal) still holds a large stake in Zimmer, Cramer said a future deal is possible, though far-fetched.
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Seeing as Russia is already using algorithms to undermine democracies and China plans to launch a Social Credit System to monitor its citizens by 2020, it doesn't seem that far-fetched.
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While this proposal may sound far-fetched, Governor Bill Walker of Alaska is already seeking Chinese financing for a $43-billion deal to export LNG, and the Alaska Gasline Development Corp.
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Yesterday I speculated that Elon Musk's hints that he wanted to take Tesla private with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund backing it might not be as far-fetched as people think.
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That puts us in a position where, enraged at the Church and the powerful men within it who have done wrong, we explore the most far-fetched scenarios we can imagine.
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As the industry continues to ponder the future of the traditional fashion-show format, could a really far-fetched, unexpected venue be the ticket to reviving (not scrapping) the catwalk experience?
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If Doncic makes the leap and averages a LeBron James-esque 27-7-7 (not so far-fetched) while leading the Mavs to a playoff seed, he'll certainly receive some buzz.
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So for there to be some sort of broad-scale, multi-state (remember that 14 states voted on Super Tuesday) conspiracy to hurt Sanders and help Biden is, um, far-fetched.
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They had rejoiced last fall when the Cubs finally ended their epic title drought and probably knew, considering the Cubs' tortured history, that two titles in a row was far-fetched.
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If Democrats win a smashing victory in the 2020 elections — an unlikely but not totally far-fetched scenario — they'll start the next year with the House, the Senate and the presidency.
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Far-fetched as it may seem, the Russians' tactic has in several instances prevented Russians suspected of being computer criminals from being deported to the United States while detained in Europe.
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