Their skin is hardened and strong, impenetrable enough for anything; impenetrable enough so that mine would never have to be.
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LaVar Ball is exhausting in the ways that trolls are exhausting, impenetrable in the way that trolls are impenetrable, and doesn't really seem to have much to say besides.
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No database is impenetrable, and that includes those iCloud uses.
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Where others see impenetrable barriers, they see challenges to overcome.
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A gang can be the most impenetrable support system imaginable.
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It's fascinating how impenetrable this part of the world is.
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Corporate offices bristle with impenetrable security and armies of guards.
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To outsiders, the finer points of competing border on impenetrable.
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But China is not as impenetrable as its critics suggest.
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The ways we think would be impenetrable to someone eavesdropping.
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Given these impressive dimensions, the Lannister stronghold is virtually impenetrable.
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In both cases, lawyers said the merger agreements were impenetrable.
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Success seems so close, but it's behind impenetrable, soundproof glass.
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Mashrou' Leila is known for its cerebral, sometimes impenetrable lyrics.
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The answer lies in the impenetrable gullibility of his base.
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The storm is closing in on us, purple and impenetrable.
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Will an impenetrable US / Russia Cyber Unit make these attacks futile?
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A great and tall wall that is both impenetrable and beautiful.
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This was his second escape from a supposedly impenetrable Mexican prison.
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He says Axe's penthouse is basically wrapped in barb wire. Impenetrable.
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Sometimes, the density of the black becomes impenetrable and coal-like.
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Here's another sampling of overstuffed or impenetrable sentences in recent stories.
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The girl's reflections are stuck inside a diamond, an impenetrable substance.
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Surveillance cameras monitor both inside and outside of the impenetrable window.
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Some "farmland" lay beneath swamps or was covered with impenetrable forest.
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African airports are not so ramshackle; Western ones not so impenetrable.
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From an impenetrable and smoky yellow it became transparent and blue.
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Pruitt gave that impenetrable response to a question about the story.
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How and can we build in so-called impenetrable kill switches?
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Her image on those shows was steely, impenetrable and brutally harsh.
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The blue form felt impenetrable while the green ground was inviting.
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Kuhirwa, a mountain gorilla, lives in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
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The clue "Doctor married lover (7)" seems impenetrable, but it's not.
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Some works don't seem developed; others are just impenetrable mind games.
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I first visited this impenetrable border more than 20 years ago.
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Another factor is the nearly impenetrable landscape, known as valley thicket.
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Climate change has already tested how impenetrable the vault really is.
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It served as a nearly impenetrable national symbol to the world.
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Unfortunately, for a non-expert, jargon often makes the conclusions impenetrable.
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Once gone, thickets of almost impenetrable black birch fill in their place.
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So too with the impenetrable beetle box that is the human mind.
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The end result is a seemingly impenetrable morass of bylaws and rules.
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Think an "impenetrable layer of bronzer," and a lot of gold glitter.
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And a younger audience is put off by the puzzle's impenetrable rules.
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In the meantime, don't assume that your new Galaxy S8 is impenetrable.
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Citizens complain that decisions which affect them are taken on impenetrable grounds.
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Remember Trump's big talk about the "virtually impenetrable" border wall he's constructing?
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Well, you guessed it — the wall's not quite so impenetrable after all.
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But there's a note on the front in Del's Cuneiform-impenetrable handwriting.
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Although this year, even that impenetrable veil of predictability threatens to slip.
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For years, Facebook was historically the most impenetrable company ever, I think.
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A thin curtain separates us from first class, but it feels impenetrable.
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Fans are sold a fantasy from a heavily guarded, almost impenetrable system.
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Gregor Mendel might have relished its many resonances: indivisible, impenetrable, inseparable, identity.
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Isolation is Nathan's security system; the windows look out on impenetrable jungle.
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East German authorities later replaced it with a more impenetrable, concrete version.
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Even the guides that are supposedly for dummies and beginners are basically impenetrable.
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Most days, my Anti-Blackness Force Field is on point, close to impenetrable.
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He's worked support for Cheyenne Mountain, that impenetrable cave-city for space surveillance.
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If the effect was to craft something impenetrable and frightening, they mostly succeeded.
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This strong hero, impenetrable man, and this vulnerable, broken ex-soldier and father.
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The dragons' skin isn't completely impenetrable, too, as witnessed with Drogon's previous injuries.
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This piece, too, looks closely at the formation of Trump's seemingly impenetrable ego.
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The parenthetical insert, containing two independent clauses, makes this already complicated sentence impenetrable.
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There are a number of reasons for Nigeria's impenetrable thicket of red tape.
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It's an opportunity to access the impenetrable upper echelons of the capital's scene.
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The world of BDSM can seem intimidating and even impenetrable to the uninitiated.
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He pledged to start work on an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful" wall.
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They were coated in a salty and near-impenetrable layer of batter crust.
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Either way, it was a welcome impenetrable moment in a mostly predictable evening.
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When China was still a mystery, it was seen as unified and impenetrable.
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Its fur was impenetrable, so weapons made by humans were useless against it.
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" In print, that may look as impenetrable as a passage from "Finnegans Wake.
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Here, women dab their eyes and noses as the world outside appears impenetrable.
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Its tannins could be impenetrable, and the texture was sometimes thick and syrupy.
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Stuck in the same batch of toffee, perhaps, safe in that impenetrable goop.
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We drove for a few miles before encountering an impenetrable wall of jungle.
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Recent works are too many, rarely immersive and often either undeveloped or impenetrable.
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The allegations managed to be both impenetrable -- Who had shown it to him?
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The system is nearly impenetrable, bound by rules designed decades and even centuries ago.
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But as time moved on, Sony's seemingly impenetrable defenses would eventually show a crack.
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Where others see impenetrable barriers, they see challenges to embrace and obstacles to overcome.
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Perhaps it was this lack of organization that made the forums impenetrable to outsiders.
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She remains as impenetrable to me as the elaborate "artwork" daubed across her walls.
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As Jaime remarked, Dragonstone is surrounded by the Lannisters' enemies, and is virtually impenetrable.
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Still, for experts, the fact that the manuscript remains impenetrable might be a relief.
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It's not as bad or as impenetrable as the conservative bubble, but it's there.
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Mike Flynn, sought to defend the conspiracy theory with a perfectly impenetrable logical fallacy.
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"That material seemed impenetrable, so it was a little hard to believe," Slat said.
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It makes sense to them, I assume, but is absolutely impenetrable to anyone else.
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That's because The Bubble is literally Brooklyn, with an impenetrable dome built around it.
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Navarro finds the Stonehenge comparisons to the circular formation of his Impenetrable Rooms amusing.
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It's impenetrable — frightening and stomach-turning, but without an obvious corollary in human experience.
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Although 4G LTE connections are generally considered more secure, the software is not impenetrable.
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The foliage, atmosphere and reflections are as clotted and impenetrable as emblems of evil.
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Where this largely impenetrable system ends, though, the Border Patrol explained, human smugglers begin.
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The rest of our physiology is still impenetrable — invisible to pharmacology, like dark matter.
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Everyone knows, for example, that Kevlar is very strong — impenetrable even to a bullet.
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They must position themselves as learning communities, not impenetrable centers of self-validating authority.
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The preceding paragraphs only hint at the nearly impenetrable complexity of flood risk assessment.
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And as enormous and seemingly impenetrable as Goliath was, eventually he too came down.
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Thus, if both sides can't make concession, then that would be an impenetrable barrier.
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The special counsel has run one of the most impenetrable Washington investigations in memory.
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And standoffs between factions with impenetrable grudges hold, making a resolution seem beyond distant.
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"But the difference between me and Brad Pitt is countless, and impenetrable, and incomprehensible."
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Pregnant stomachs are like impenetrable boulders which have been encased in layers of steel.
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When Hermione first read "Magick Moste Evile," she found it impenetrable and nearly useless.
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This is the mysterious impenetrable planet that John Koethe has orbited for many years.
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The new encasement was a beautiful feat of industrial design, seamless; it looked completely impenetrable.
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They turn dark and seemingly impenetrable, but split easily, and are contradictory in their lightness.
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Undeniably, it is a crack in the impenetrable but crumbling defensive wall of high fashion.
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The above might make it sound like Mrs Merkel's sentences are all unending and impenetrable.
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There is not an impenetrable wall that keeps race-related issues out of the workplace.
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Such a plasma is impenetrable by radio waves, but can be pierced by X-rays.
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Her loyalty to Desna is impenetrable, so that's not going to change any time soon.
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Once again the image is impenetrable, but its gist, invoking exploitation and degradation, is clear.
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In the end, this is a nearly impenetrable issue for even the most engaged observers.
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I asked everyone I could about Calico — and quickly learned that it's an impenetrable fortress.
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In that sense, Facebook's biggest data center is as mysterious as it is physically impenetrable.
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There is some merit to this concern: Corporate financial disclosures are often foggy and impenetrable.
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And for total newcomers, it's that sense of discovery that can make Twitter completely impenetrable.
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No other issue bridges a seemingly impenetrable partisan divide in Washington as does Russia's Putin.
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Leave aside the bit about the "impenetrable" wall, an applause line for an engineering fiction.
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This fire-resistant hunk of galvanized steel features a versatile metal foundation and impenetrable walls.
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The essence of the high-quality reality-show wobbler is that it is basically impenetrable.
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Mr. Trump argued that they need to be replaced by something more permanent and impenetrable.
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It's an intimidating book -- its reputation of being impenetrable is unwarranted, but still ever-present.
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Improved but not impenetrable These results suggest the Iron Dome debate has been too polarized.
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The drawings you made then show a New York that looks quite cold and impenetrable.
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I didn't breathe for perhaps two full minutes, my body locked in an impenetrable flex.
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Technology was creating new opportunities to shake up industries that for decades had seemed impenetrable.
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Brenda Blethyn plays Vera Stanhope, a master detective who cracks impenetrable cases in northeast England.
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German is the predominant language in Switzerland, albeit a dialect that many Germans find impenetrable.
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Standardized auditor reports The fact is audit reports are dense and oftentimes impenetrable for investors.
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Most cryptologists say that there is no such thing as a perfectly impenetrable security system.
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But for the past four years in particular, the house of Saint Laurent was impenetrable.
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His men advanced into what one later recalled as "an impenetrable steel wall" of bullets.
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Technology might seem impersonal and impenetrable, which can make its consequences seem distant and theoretical.
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From there, the Blue Jackets controlled the action and Bobrovsky was impenetrable in the net.
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Today, 7Up today is essentially an impenetrable eco-monstrosity, with greenhouses forming on either side.
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El Negro, a wide man with an impenetrable look who's nearing his sixties, is up.
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What first seems like an impenetrable mess soon reveals the lives of the onetime residents.
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Based on previous statements, we know there are a few things that probably won't become impenetrable.
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The castle is built into a cave and was a nearly impenetrable fortress for many years.
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The "princess of Pyongyang" had done much to put a human face on an impenetrable regime.
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Part croissant, part donut, it promised to bring communities together across America's once impenetrable pastry divide.
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The pride, defiance, and shyness radiating through this photograph adds up to a touching, impenetrable image.
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In Mr Anderson's damning judgment, it was "an impenetrable scheme for the redistribution of oligarchic power".
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Roy Moore's loss broke through one of the most impenetrable walls in American politics: partisan polarization.
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If anyone does, it could prove yet another striking blow to Trump's seeming impenetrable, gilded armor.
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You can watch the shadows come— the elm in the French window impenetrable as a score.
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That isn't enough for President Trump though who wants an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful" wall.
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But technologists and privacy advocates say that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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The decision hits the company where it is dominant and seemingly impenetrable with the App Store.
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He's constructed an impenetrable reputation and the right to coach for as long as he wants.
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The Packers had an impenetrable rushing defense...until Ezekiel Elliott ran for 43 yards against them.
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For their first 2100 years, their potential for pleasure may be locked down underneath impenetrable tannins.
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There was something impenetrable about Mitterrand, which made it very difficult for Druet to capture him.
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With an utterly impenetrable text, something more like my notes than the account I finally published.
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TikTok is full of acne-studded faces, barely concealed tween angst and impenetrable youth-culture references.
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Thus, it is safe to say that a fingerprint-based security system is certainly not impenetrable.
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In the divides the war rended, you can see the swellings of today's impenetrable political bubbles.
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Your lock doesn't need to be impenetrable, it just needs to be better than everyone else's.
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On day one, we will begin working on an impenetrable physical wall on the southern border.
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R: Entra con la mandíbula de frente, y tiene esta pose muy estática y quieta, impenetrable.
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But at the same time, I'm a little surprised you found this episode even somewhat impenetrable.
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He figured that he would probably not tackle Joyce's even more impenetrable novel, "Finnegans Wake," next.
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Perhaps the walls we have erected between our society and our military have truly become impenetrable.
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Hicks thinks we need a rock-solid, impenetrable scientific case if we're going to do it.
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The president's proposed wall is neither the first nor last attempt at creating an impenetrable barrier.
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In any case it seemed impenetrable behind its austere, 17th-century facades on the Left Bank.
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The security industry encourages regular software updates to patch bugs and keep machines as impenetrable as possible.
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Our lack of national paid family leave is yet another reason mothers face an impenetrable wage gap.
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Trump is building a 30-foot plus wall that&aposs impenetrable and that&aposs what we need.
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Annihilation drops us into some near future, narrated by a stoic, emotionally impenetrable biologist (played by Portman).
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Trump's vow to build an impenetrable, concrete wall along the southern border was his signature campaign proposal.
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The most common annoyance is firms hiding their CCPA instructions behind many links and impenetrable privacy policies.
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It's not so much her soft side as it is her not-an-impenetrable-emotional-fortress side.
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We are not just controlled by impenetrable social powers, our very emotions are "outsourced" to chemical stimulation.
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Since arriving in Guadalajara in 53, Camarena had been working to crack the seemingly impenetrable Guadalajara Cartel.
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You'll never hear us complain about the impenetrable, extended wear of a gel or dip powder manicure.
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It's the same three chords with the same kind of beat—the impenetrable early-80s disco beat.
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Modern society may seem impenetrable to such terrifying futures until you look at China's social "proof" system.
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The sound of an automobile crash in the impenetrable din is like a breath in a storm.
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I loved Marmaduke and was fascinated with the seemingly impenetrable sagas of Mark Trail and Prince Valiant.
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Facing mountain ranges punctuated by rivers and a thick, impenetrable fog, the feeling of remoteness is overwhelming.
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Despite the seemingly impenetrable wall put up around Lovato, the substances — and the seedy people — sneaked in.
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" Also, the "ice dragon has been a game changer for them, because the Wall was impenetrable before.
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But even with so many people enthusiastically tuning in, the sport can still seem a bit impenetrable.
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The complexity of the drawings creates an immersive chaotic environment that can feel like an impenetrable wall.
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The ground in the area around Otay Mesa has proven especially impenetrable for law-enforcement detection methods.
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How could these criminals possibly infiltrate the impenetrable security of a retail store run by certifiable geniuses?
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Through the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act, Congress erected an impenetrable firewall between commercial and investment banks.
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Instead, he left the impression that the U.S. election process is impenetrable and outside interference is impossible.
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I was perturbed to discover that half my guac was, in fact, a strangely impenetrable avocado slab.
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More recent statutes, Dodd-Frank or the Affordable Care Act, are so voluminous as to be impenetrable.
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The act often provides the best tunnel into the otherwise impenetrable federal bureaucracy, exposing wrongdoing and incompetence.
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On day one, we will begin working on an impenetrable, physical, tall, power, beautiful southern border wall.
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Scaffolding stretches above him in an impenetrable line, ensuring that the walk home is dark and claustrophobic.
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Perhaps his new putter will become yet another piece of his once impenetrable arsenal that betrays him.
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It seemed that Shengzhou's industrial secrets could prove as impenetrable as the Rolodex of PVH's sourcing department.
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I look at the impenetrable wall of cars on my left and think, Oh for fuck's sake.
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In politics, one's skin must be impenetrable to insult and even the occasional knife in the back.
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Larrimah is about the size of a city block and surrounded by head-high, impenetrable thick scrub.
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Driving was still far from my favorite activity, but it was no longer this impenetrable, dreaded mystery.
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Rather, silk manages to avoid being eaten by locking the nutrients it contains behind an impenetrable barrier.
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The black surface of the water below was utterly impenetrable and tremblingly reflected the sky above us.
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Without the book's obsessive first-person narration, it's hard to see the ocean beneath their impenetrable expressions.
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At the time, CBP spokesman Ralph DeSio argued that no wall, however well designed, would be impenetrable.
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If the policy end of this is, most charitably, complicated, then the political end seems downright impenetrable.
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Conversely, however, the #MeToo movement has thrown a wrench in the once-impenetrable machinery of patriarchal society.
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Navigation, for nearly everyone, is a thrashing, branch-snapping ordeal, and at dark the place seems impenetrable.
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On day one we will begin working on an impenetrable physical tall powerful beautiful southern border wall.
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I always thought politics was impenetrable, but with the right help and the willpower you can do it.
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This installation exposes the communicative properties embedded in architecture's materiality and the often-impenetrable spatial systems it generates.
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The MRAP uses a whole lot of metal but the 10-passenger vehicle works—it's just about impenetrable.
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When the company concedes its existence to reporters, it manages to further cloud the algorithm in impenetrable descriptions.
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But criminology student Morton, who wants to be a police officer after winding down her cycling, was impenetrable.
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Most days, he's ensconced in the impenetrable warren of labs and offices that make up Picower's fifth floor.
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The whole town was heavily fortified: a fast-moving river; a dark, impenetrable forest; a wall of silence.
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But Yakupitiyage managed to break the impenetrable border between the haves and have-nots that surrounds Hudson Yards.
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If automotive destruction isn't your scene, perhaps the prospect of the world's most impenetrable clubhouse is more appealing.
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This can make them impenetrable to new players, or even those who may have forgotten what happened previously.
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The pop culture image of code — those scrolling, never-ending lines of impenetrable hieroglyphs — is an intimidating one.
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One academic economist will befuddle you with two contradictory opinions, while another will attack you with impenetrable algebra.
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Donald Trump&aposs electoral coalition is smashing both American political parties and its previously impenetrable political news media.
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In a way you can imagine impenetrable writing as a defensive strategy wielded to scare off editor-meddlers.
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What the refugees plan to do if they make it across the seemingly impenetrable border is anyone's guess.
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Those log-in pages—their technical name is, somewhat ominously, "captive portals"—can seem impenetrable barriers to streaming.
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An interesting angle to all this is how impenetrable the bureaucratic machinery of the justice system can be.
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The truth is that surrounding yourself with impenetrable barricades is akin to sticking your head in the sand.
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However, the limitations of the platform — which we know creates almost impenetrable bubbles of influence — are a problem.
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Ensuring data on digital devices remains impenetrable works well among consumers, but it can also present great risks.
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American pop culture typically depicts attorney-client privilege as an impenetrable shield that protects both parties from repercussions.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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But 2019 has seen unprecedented attacks, including on systems that were previously seen as impenetrable, like Apple's iOS.
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Trying to leave, the couple discovers the entire house has been sealed by a shiny-black, impenetrable membrane.
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"We didn't want the exhibition to be dark, veiled and impenetrable, like stereotypes of Muslim culture," she said.
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Some objects become sacred for no reason and are just as impenetrable as the people who left them.
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It's "hard" because your attention has to grind on this impenetrable object made up of pseudo-symbolic vignettes.
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By far his most labyrinthine and impenetrable masterpiece, Kubrick's final film demands the viewer unravel it for themselves.
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The boom has an impenetrable skirt that hangs nearly 10 feet below to catch smaller pieces of plastic.
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For those who have no background in programming or data science, the industry they animate can seem impenetrable.
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His next effort built off Samuel Beckett's novel, Watt, which is so impenetrable it almost reads as computerized.
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Every year, they map a little more of the unknown, claim a little more of what seemed impenetrable.
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Rain that falls on snow can freeze into an impenetrable layer of ice over the lichens and grasses.
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Banks and the authorities agree that so much information floods regulators every day that it is essentially impenetrable.
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Each crack in the previously impenetrable juvenile prison gates helped normalize the young people's experience and humanize them.
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Still, I found Munich somewhat impenetrable and it wasn't because of any language barriers (English is widely spoken).
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Miami (CNN)This Super Bowl is a classic case of a seemingly unstoppable offense against an impenetrable defense.
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He arrived with an almost-impenetrable accent and no experience with flush toilets, microwave ovens or smoke alarms.
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Watson woke up with a 87-yard drive through the previously impenetrable Alabama defense with six minutes left.
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Almost a year ago, Trump trumpeted the possibility of creating "an impenetrable cybersecurity unit" in cooperation with Russia.
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The dry forests there are largely impenetrable, however, so it is unclear how many other pockets have gone undiscovered.
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Nothing would remain except an impenetrable graveyard of rubbish that could ground rocket launches for years, maybe even centuries.
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Indeed, the portal, while relatively clean for a government-designed site, read as a somewhat impenetrable list of information.
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This latest version unfolds over 10 episodes in a manner that's loud, messy, and at times pretty near impenetrable.
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It's tragic, but relatable, and also keeps the story from being too morose, too emotionally impenetrable, and too weird.
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Yet as the Baghdadi raid illustrates, these war zones are far less impenetrable than they were in the past.
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Unlike the three-banded armadillos which can curl themselves up completely into crusty impenetrable balls, nine-banded armadillos can't.
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To the uninitiated, though, "Dirk Gently" feels pretty near impenetrable -- an opaque fever dream that careens along almost drunkenly.
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Impenetrable road conditions caused by a winter storm that buried parts of the East Coast had forced the logjam.
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Intentional or not, Sherman's created another one of those seductively visible yet obviously impenetrable "Super Cool" Instagram social circles.
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An impenetrable jungle in western Jamaica, the region is inhospitable to outsiders and also has a rich cultural history.
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Here are our picks: The lowdown: Bank-level AES-256 encryption enshrines your passwords in an impenetrable cryptographic fortress.
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There's the military-grade 256-bit AES encryption which swathes every one of FastestVPN's servers in impenetrable cryptographic glory.
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"This image of the SWIFT network and the surrounding ecosystem being secure and impenetrable has encouraged complacency," he said.
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We're told it has become SOP for the LAPD to provide what is hopefully impenetrable security during major events.
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Their ambition knows no limits, and boundaries that seem impenetrable to many of us, in their minds, don't apply.
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The show's religions seem like a natural response to an impenetrable unknown—especially one defined so sharply by grief.
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Wallowing forever might not be a practical option This doesn't mean that 22, A Million is impenetrable or cold.
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Again I had a feeling of impenetrable ignorance, which for me will always be synonymous with travelling in Japan.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy. Rep.
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"Psychedelic lyrics often feature evocative but ultimately impenetrable imagery, perhaps based on visions had while on acid," Auslander says.
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But not so long ago, Bavaria, the Catholic conservative bastion of western Germany, also seemed impenetrable to the Greens.
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It acts as a sort of impenetrable force field to their attacks, but it actually works in both directions.
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Hummingbirds darted about, insects buzzed everywhere, the vegetation was nearly impenetrable and a thick mist settled in the trees.
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The close-up panel highlights his wide mouth, with any glimpse of potential sincerity hidden by his impenetrable sunglasses.
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In the totalitarian regime imposed on Hungary by Communist Moscow, politics was practiced in impenetrable, smoke-filled back rooms.
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The shadows in the game's world, which its graphical style renders uniquely impenetrable, suddenly seem to be carrying monsters.
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They're talking about blocking and reversing the kinds of acquisitions that built these impenetrable empires in the first place.
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The miasma of warped masculinity that blankets Sean Brosnan's Louisiana revenge tale, "My Father Die," is well nigh impenetrable.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — If you are relatively new to crossword puzzles, Thursdays might seem as if they are mostly impenetrable.
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Let's be clear, building even the most impenetrable wall won't solve the opioid problem and end these rising costs.
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The fear is that we exist in a fragmented realm of impenetrable niches and subcultures enabled by streaming media.
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Faceless, the figures again deny the dynamics of the gaze; their worlds contain a quiet solace, absorbing but impenetrable.
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Surprised by how calm and impenetrable my night's rest was, I awoke to a gentle prodding at 7:30am.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z have their sights set on an impenetrable security compound ... and a comfortable one at that.
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"It's definitely intended as a way to change the framing rather than as an impenetrable tool," he told me.
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But the fact that the firewall may not have been impenetrable here suggests that it risks becoming porous once again.
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Phrases like "That might consequence in substantially high emphasizes and henceforth cracking or delamination" aren't just scientifically dense; they're impenetrable.
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But that apparently wasn't enough to dissuade Trump from mulling the creation of an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" with Russia.
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And perhaps the biggest factor working in their favor is the impenetrable nature of the Chinese market for the FANGs.
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The thought isn't a reassuring one, and I'm grateful for the impenetrable television screen between myself and the Seven Kingdoms.
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OPG says it would be ensconced in "impenetrable rock," and "have no impact on the surrounding environment," including Lake Huron.
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" The name of the project comes from Trump's promise to build an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful, southern border wall.
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The news, therefore, that not even Westwood is impenetrable to the passage of time has shaken me to my core.
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That the words are often impenetrable, and the material often discomforting, is also true, but perhaps not the primary issue.
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The sequence seemed to shatter Rogers's previously impenetrable confidence, and the second set was mostly a downhill stroll for Muguruza.
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Of course nothing is impenetrable or foolproof, but the fencing in Yuma, Arizona, is a great example of what works.
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Comey has long warned that impenetrable encryption is increasingly locking out investigators who have warrants to access a suspect's device.
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If politicians were up there talking about A.I. or about Juul , it would be completely impenetrable to our parents' generation.
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And for all his unusual accessibility to the press and through them the public, a part of him remains impenetrable.
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The harems of course were impenetrable to Western visitors, and so the painters had to imagine what went on there.
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The right could have a more impenetrable barrier at the border because they don't really want to deport hardworking Americans.
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Ms. Hess said that since October, 13 percent of the devices obtained by the F.B.I. were impenetrable by the agency.
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I think what I really need is a shepherding light to break up the impenetrable density of the Steam Store.
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The island is a remote place, but hardly the most isolated — it's not some impenetrable jungle corner of the Amazon.
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But despite the impenetrable, illusory quality of the paintings, one doesn't immediately associate them with covert operations, skullduggery, and violence.
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In a sense, this exception both proves the rule — power provides protection — and shows that that shield is not impenetrable.
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As mirrors, his paintings and sculptures present viewers with an impenetrable surface: we never do know who someone really is.
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At the kind of restaurants that aim to be impenetrable bubbles of infinite pleasure, the answer used to be: Nothing.
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But advocates of gun control and others welcomed the ruling as an indication that the federal protections were not impenetrable.
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"Faced with impenetrable legalese and deliberate obfuscation, consumers can't compare offers or make clear-eyed choices about borrowing," Warren wrote.
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The dread conjured up by a restaurant's impenetrable wine list or a shop's vast rows of bottles is entirely unnecessary.
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I never met my grandmother, who spent 40 years living behind impenetrable gothic walls at Banstead Mental Hospital in England.
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Princess Diana will soon arrive to shake up and, in ways, undermine the impenetrable image of the royal family forever.
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F.B.I. officials said it was the most sophisticated online larceny scheme they had encountered — and for years, it was impenetrable.
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Trilobites With a nearly impenetrable hide covered in spikes, the ankylosaurus was like a dinosaur version of an armored tank.
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They build an impenetrable fantasy of themselves as displaced otherworldly beings and parents-to-be of a yet unborn miracle child.
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In order to speak to scientists, journalists had to go through government communications officers, which presented an often impenetrable bureaucratic barrier.
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However, the only thing lacking in the card packs is a thin plank of impenetrable bubblegum, seemingly made of titanium carbide.
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Ultimately it's not about perfection or having some sort of impenetrable defense because Jun and Thompson are right on that score.
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The sound barrier was a real, impenetrable blockade, and trying to smash through it had cost several test pilots their lives.
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On the fifth floor, they found the office to Pernod Ricard, a French drinks manufacturer, protected by an impenetrable metal door.
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"The force from surface tension feels like an impenetrable wall," said Harvard professor of engineering Robert Wood in a press release.
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But that impenetrable version of Facebook has become oppressive, raising real fears about monopoly power and a new push for regulation.
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This VPN service delivers up to 256-bit military-grade encryption, which makes your browsing activity and personal data virtually impenetrable.
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Amidst branded t-shirts and water bottles, each booth hawked software and hardware that promised impenetrable defenses and peace of mind.
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It introduces forgettable characters and bombards you with impenetrable lore, and stitches these moments together with outlandish-yet-entertaining action scenes.
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Lawmakers have devised impenetrable regulatory systems rigged to be exploited by those blessed with elite degrees, ample time, and sizable budgets.
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If coziness between prosecutor and defense has become impenetrable, personnel with the will to see justice done must come into power.
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Remind Me Tomorrow deals with this rush of mostly welcome (but occasionally disorienting) emotions without creating an impenetrable swirl of sound.
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Because fandom has so many internalized special definitions and linguistics, it can often seem impenetrable, especially to a newcomer or outsider.
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This, of course, results in massive casualties to everyone but Jon Snow, who somehow remains in an impenetrable bubble, Gyllenhaal style.
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Once Republicans took back the Senate in the 280th Congress, the stone wall erected around the judiciary was all but impenetrable.
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She, like her judicial colleagues, was an impenetrable fortress of independence, deciding cases with allegiance to no one but the law.
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What wasn't easy, however, was being able to make his professional way through the often-impenetrable thickets of the movie industry.
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Travel information is fragmented, incomplete and impenetrable, if it is reported at all, making it difficult and time consuming to acquire.
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If you're fourteen, Snapchat's user interface is intuitive; if you're twenty-two, it's intriguing; if you're over thirty-five, it's impenetrable.
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In a chapter titled "Beware of Genius," Mr. Spooner tells the story of an impenetrable Alan Greenspan speech he once heard.
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This is because the automaker says the truck's body — made of "ultra-hard 30X cold-rolled stainless steel" — is almost impenetrable.
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The tumor looks impenetrable, like a cross between a metroid and a peach, and I wonder how the patient's even alive.
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Stare long enough and you are just able to determine the vestiges of eyes, nose, and mouth beneath the impenetrable paint.
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The Cajun-born and French-trained chef boasts a thick, powerful build, a bald head, and an impenetrable beard and mustache.
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One friend, John Wilmerding, emeritus professor of American art at Princeton University, questioned why an "impenetrable wall" had been put up.
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Ms. Traister documents piece by piece how the politics of power interlocked to form a nearly impenetrable armor around Mr. Weinstein.
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Because of all the rivers and lakes, wide swaths of the Selous are impenetrable — picture green, overgrown, scratchy and thorny bush.
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When Union forces eventually surveyed the evacuated Confederate position at Manassas, they found modest defenses, not the impenetrable fortress McClellan feared.
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But the effect of the deployment has been felt most significantly among undocumented migrants, who now see a more impenetrable Mexico.
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So that's how we got agents and managers and attention from what, at the time, seemed like that impenetrable Hollywood world.
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Washington has used it with great success in the past, prying open, for example, Japan's impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.
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Not only can I relish in the victory of a Super Bowl, but my joy is impenetrable by any rude retorts.
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Police needed to establish an impenetrable perimeter -- making it wider than usual, with knowledge that shooter was armed with a rifle.
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The majority of men who enter my office appear either flat and emotionless or superficially engaged but hiding behind impenetrable niceness.
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The 151-year-old investment bank has earned a reputation as the impenetrable (and very profitable) black box of Wall Street.
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The 30-foot walls that are taking their place are easily scalable by humans but completely impenetrable by most wild animals.
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It was supposed to be an impenetrable, modern-day Noah's ark for plants, a life raft against climate change and catastrophe.
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Let's examine Trump's most concrete (no pun intended) promise: that he will build an impenetrable wall on our border with Mexico.
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Barr once more deftly took advantage of the fact that Mueller, with his impenetrable legalese and double negatives, has handcuffed himself.
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The capital city's Mikrorayon neighborhood is famous for the squat, impenetrable concrete apartment complexes built by the Soviets in the 1980s.
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Rousseau is not deterred by what is most challenging or impenetrable about the works she and her collaborators have brought together.
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Together, the white and blue lines dividing the black section hint at dimensionality, making the solid black into an impenetrable space.
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The endless reflection also gestures to the concept of "infinite regression" once more, with creation as an impenetrable concept humans can't crack.
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He is protected by an impenetrable and ever-present armor of enthusiasm that has helped him endure any setback, letdown or underestimation.
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In the first episode, Jones meets and sleeps with Luke Cage, who has a superhuman gift as well: His skin is impenetrable.
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That said, Trump's plan for the "impenetrable... beautiful" wall sounds just a dragon-filled moat short of a ten-year-old's dream.
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After they crossed a series of highways, careening down the opposite banks into all-but-impenetrable foliage, the ailing Mr. Carillas collapsed.
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The remaining 654 miles are already fortified — and provide tangible proof of what can go dangerously wrong when countries construct impenetrable barriers.
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Without that, there's nothing to protect the most vulnerable people on the platform from this impenetrable tangle of altruism and e-commerce.
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One, the risk of failure was high — at the time, Windows Phone was sputtering, and the iOS/Android duopoly looked increasingly impenetrable.
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The wealthy minority had every incentive to defend the status quo and established an impenetrable moat around themselves to guarantee their fortunes.
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Contrary to many companies, and the way many people think about cybersecurity, Etsy doesn't focus primarily on building a bigger, impenetrable wall.
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The complexities of daily life can be difficult to untangle and comprehend, and the fog of helplessness can seem impenetrable and exhausting.
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This doesn't mean impenetrable to spacecraft or asteroids, per se, but rather to potentially harmful particle showers created by turbulent space weather.
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While I've expunged them from my life, they're still roaming hallways of high schools everywhere in impenetrable packs of four and five.
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Approximately 15 seconds later, the key to my best friend's apartment snapped in half, its teeth wedged permanently in an impenetrable cork.
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Wan is fully aware of the ways an impenetrable shadow, a grating noise, or a shuddering score activates the audience's worst imaginings.
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Ward's impenetrable jab had Brand in fits and neatly disguised the occasional big shot thrown from the 230 Athens Olympic gold medallist.
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But this summer the warning will become an impenetrable wall, and your only option will be to download the official Messenger app.
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In April, it offered a rare peek behind its infamously impenetrable curtain, with a refreshing candid conversation about the Mac Pro line.
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The statistics do not speak of an impenetrable border, but rather one that requires more planning and money than it used to.
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Aided by this impenetrable disguise, he slips out of the White House and, bereft of a security detail, goes on the lam.
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For years, Apple was seen as the gold standard of cybersecurity, and its apps and operating systems were thought to be impenetrable.
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Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded.. ...and safe.
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"We see Amazon's famous flywheel as spinning with increasingly impenetrable force, where customer experience, frequency, and data will only grow," he wrote.
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Other than impenetrable maternal love, what I find makes motherly relationships truly special is unfiltered and petty animosity over misspelled text messages.
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They were old, or they had been stored badly, and some had developed tough skins like tiny raincoats, making them nearly impenetrable.
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" — Interview with CBS News "We're going to build a wall, and it's going to be impenetrable, it will be a real wall.
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Washington has used it with great success in the past, prying open, for example, Japan's once impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.
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As I mentioned in last Friday's column, there is always a way in, even if a majority of the clues look impenetrable.
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Beccafumi depicts God as an insubstantial being whose features are cloaked in inexplicable darkness, as impenetrable as the shadows engulfing the damned.
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I built a barrier around my personal time that was impenetrable by family events, the need to exercise, household chores, and friends.
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La gente con antecedentes similares se queda junta, como metidos en la misma olla de caramelo, a salvo en una melcocha impenetrable.
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Encountering such a machine, one gets a glimpse of how an animal might perceive a human mind: all-knowing but perfectly impenetrable.
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Right now, all the cards are piling up in her basement and have formed an impenetrable wall in her garage, she says.
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And then came the disintegration of that once impenetrable veil—partial, at first, and, by the end of the twentieth century, complete.
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The two wines may bear a passing resemblance in their floral aromas, great acidity, sometimes impenetrable tannins when young, and savory minerality.
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There were the journals, like The Public Interest, but they came out more rarely, and their tone was often staid and impenetrable.
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NIMS is complex, and to an outsider, appears to be just another bureaucracy with confusing and impenetrable titles and endless organizational charts.
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Washington has had great success using Section 301 in the past, like when it pried open Japan's impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.
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Not when Courtois was proving to be an impenetrable barrier in the Belgium goal, denying Marcelo&aposs strike before the lead was extended.
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The Death Star was impenetrable, but "a small, one-man fighter should be able to penetrate the outer defense" via this tiny vulnerability.
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She notes that the writers love crafting scenes between the two characters, especially given what J.R. brings out in the often impenetrable Petra.
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Over the last year, a battalion of attorneys general, journalists, scientists, and activists has been clanging away at ExxonMobil's impenetrable armor of secrecy.
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This conspiracy theory alleges that the Earth is actually a flat disk surrounded by an impenetrable ring of ice that we call Antarctica.
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An 'impenetrable' exterior Before leaving, I set a goal for myself: I would only bring the Away bag and try not to overpack.
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Recalling the plumage of Chakaia Booker's tire sculptures, or Simone Leigh's impenetrable body-architectures, Siegel's skin-like shingles magnify a concealed inner presence.
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Dressing in black was hardly en vogue at the time (goth was still Medieval, OK?) and it certainly added to his impenetrable mystique.
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For another, all of this serves to render the job application process even more opaque, impersonal, and impenetrable to the average job hunter.
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Esports remain ineffable and impenetrable to outsiders due to their particularized leagues, odd televised schedules, and, yes, their stigma as "not real" sports.
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Its impenetrable mist was at the center of its horror, an ever-present adversary that seemed to close in and choke the player.
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So even if adults found telepathy impenetrable and overwhelming, is it likely that kids would figure it out within a generation or two?
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I like perfecting my home forts into impenetrable castles with looming jet black parapets, and building gunmetal pyramids around shield amplifiers situated nearby.
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What gives this work its distinctive impact, though, is the vertiginous views it affords of the roiling, impenetrable depths that always lie below.
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James Joyce, who wrote some of the most famously impenetrable passages in English literature, wrote two children's fables about cats for his grandson.
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And the new wall isn't exactly impenetrable, despite Trump's bragging: smugglers have reportedly cut through the wall's steel bollards with cheap reciprocating saws.
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Video game racing has been, from its inception, a mostly linear experience with cars zipping around tracks hewn by impenetrable, often invisible barriers.
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The artificial barriers scattered across the maps of previous games, like an impenetrable gated train track that bisected its predecessor, are largely gone.
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That "firewall" isn't impenetrable, either, as some Chinese citizens have found ways to circumvent blocks on websites by using virtual private networks (VPNs).
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So we imagine a communal bell jar, enclosing us all, an impenetrable but transparent border sealed off from the menace of human ruin.
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Mission planners are hoping to conduct more drilling sessions over the next few weeks, but this assumes no impenetrable rocks are lurking below.
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They may have been left powerless as impenetrable organisations manoeuvre above them, but they have begun to organise protests and make themselves heard.
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Fashion Diary If anything is likely to pierce the seemingly impenetrable fashion week bubble, surely it has to be this wacko election season.
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The standard, procedural route to presidential clemency — a process that has become ever more impenetrable — has hardly been a portrait of justice itself.
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Bennett is exceptional, with an eerie, glazed-over expression that seems impenetrable; she flashes her husband a Stepford smile, disguising her true reaction.
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As we finished our first day, it seemed that Shengzhou's industrial secrets could prove as impenetrable as the Rolodex of PVH's sourcing department.
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The optics problem with first impression omnibus bills is the suspicion that numerous shady deals are tucked away in the nearly impenetrable layers.
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FRANKFURT/RIYADH (Reuters) - For many people, the language of European Central Bank policymakers is so impenetrable, it could be beamed from another planet.
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FRANKFURT/RIYADH (Reuters) - For many people, the language of European Central Bank policymakers is so impenetrable, it could be beamed from another planet.
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Completed in 1749, Fort Christiansvaern is a national historic site today, an impenetrable yellow structure overlooking the glittering turquoise waters of Gallows Bay.
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Together with land-based air defense units on the peninsula, the ships have thrown up a practically impenetrable shield against the enemy's rockets.
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Immigration officials have been careful to note that no border wall is impenetrable but instead is designed to impede the efforts of smugglers.
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By offering a way for outsiders to break into a historically impenetrable industry, the internet allowed for an injection of totally new ideas.
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Now, teenage Zoe is locked in a battle for control with her cold and impenetrable stepmother, who is CEO of the phosphate mining company.
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Combined with the latest published figures from the gorillas&apos only other home, Uganda&aposs Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, the overall population is 1,004.
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Our current technological stage may be as advanced as it gets, with resource depletion, pollution, climate change, and apocalyptic technologies serving as impenetrable filters.
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Grey Worm is dressed for battle and seemingly leading his allies over water towards a small, narrow opening in an otherwise impenetrable rock wall.
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Westworld, conversely, is a TV show dripping with ambiguous moral figures (as well as impenetrable plots that require multiple think-pieces to work through).
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The developers, SIE Japan Studio and Project Siren, created an introduction that's doubly off-putting: narratively impenetrable to newcomers and aesthetically backwards to fans.
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For this particular model, over 500 parts are used to make up the impenetrable box with 26 hardened steel bolts keeping things shut tight.
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Mix it with water, and it would form a mortar strong enough to bind lumps of rock together into an impenetrable, load-bearing material.
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As the exclusive leasing agent for One World Trade, Tara Stacom's job is to convince prospective tenants that the tower is impenetrable, but escapable.
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The whole suicide thing is a logical extension of that stance, framed here as impenetrable and un-American as a wriggly piece of ebi.
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Lenka Zdeborová, a researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics at CEA Saclay in France, points out that human intuitions are often equally impenetrable.
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More damningly, the defense that had become so impenetrable began to spring untimely leaks, especially on possessions where they had to switch multiple times.
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"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded ... and safe," Trump wrote.
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"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded," Trump tweeted on Sunday.
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This highlights the intensely introspective world of Samuele and other Lampedusa residents, and emphasizes how deep and impenetrable that state of insularity has become.
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Yes, in Season 3, now underway, the impenetrable Miss Ives visits a "alienist," who bears a strange resemblance to a character from Season 2.
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It's a common rhetorical twist, one that enshrines Americanness with an impenetrable purity by contrasting it with the country's most evil and uncontroversial enemy.
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Black Lives Matter forced the facts of racialized police violence through the generally impenetrable psyches of Middle Americans, whether they liked it or not.
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The automaker says the truck&aposs body — made of "ultra-hard" stainless steel and "armor glass" — is almost impenetrable, though the reveal proved otherwise.
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Comey has long argued that impenetrable encryption is stymieing investigations by locking out officials who have the appropriate warrants to access a suspect's device.
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Hopefully, you will cross the Canadian border before the completion of the impenetrable wall that will no doubt divide our countries after this election.
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His veiled bearing is a curiosity, because in a sport where fighters steel themselves against weakness, an official may own its most impenetrable face.
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And because of North Korea's relatively impenetrable borders, it's difficult for volcanologists to gain access, making it even harder to accurately predict Paektu's future.
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Guerra adds that rising temperatures in the valley are also ensuring that the "cap" keeping the smog from dispersing is becoming ever more impenetrable.
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The impenetrable, Harry Potter-esque title of this song is doing most of the work, but the song is actually doing a lot, too.
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I honestly don't know whether it's impenetrable, but it hasn't been penetrated so far, and I don't see any sign of cracks to it.
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The people Mr. Chau chose for his mission are among the most impenetrable communities in the world, known for their intense hostility to outsiders.
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Still, folks like Werbach, Hoffman and Pincus long had found the party's primary means of adopting policy and supporting federal candidates to be impenetrable.
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My artichokes, on the other hand, are already at their peak and showing up as they always have: bitter, impenetrable and hostile on contact.
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A gigantic and impenetrable obstruction known as the Cordilleran Ice Sheet blocked entry from Siberia into Alaska, preventing human migration into the New World.
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As such, the works in The Voice Before the Law are cerebral, initially impenetrable, until given necessary, and at times extensive, text-based explanation.
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Reigning from the thousands of televisions scattered across the land, Dumpty has deployed his henchmen to imprison swathes of the population in impenetrable darkness.
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"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded.....and safe," Trump tweeted.
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The fact that CDA immunity has thus far proved impenetrable, has proved irresistible to copycat "entrepreneurs" wanting to get on the sex trade bonanza.
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The hardliners in the IRGC, more moderate elements in Rouhani's government and the religious leadership are all part of an impenetrable decision-making process.
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In a visit to one of the construction sites in September, Trump said the border wall is "virtually impenetrable" and could not be climbed.
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In the inferno nine years ago, as in the most recent one, fire engines trying to reach the area were slowed by impenetrable traffic.
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For the purposes of understanding the most impenetrable and galvanic basketball player currently living on Earth, we can safely stop somewhere short of that.
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At once epochal and impenetrable, the encounter with Heinle would leave a deep mark on Benjamin's intellectual and emotional physiognomy for years to come.
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Trump frequently pledged on the campaign trail to erect an "impenetrable and beautiful" barrier, which he claims will keep out drugs and undocumented immigrants.
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In the gallery, we can occupy the negative space — the ghost of the rock, which would of course be impenetrable in Central Park — physically.
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But although the story is more or less impenetrable in Mr. Khan's abstracted retelling, "Until the Lions" has enough theatrical power to remain mostly compelling.
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Anyone who still maintains experimental theater is inaccessible and synonymous with impenetrable scenes may be happily surprised by the playful spirit of the Marni production.
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Their happiness seems impenetrable, until a sudden health inspection immediately shuts down La Ratatouille due to the immense rat population and rampant threat of disease.
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And the best part is that it doesn't use any of the jargon that can make science so impenetrable because it doesn't have any words.
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In July, that proposal looked as if it might succeed when Trump tweeted that he had discussed "forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" with Putin.
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The Neon Demon is a leering, lurid bite of a movie, as cynical, vicious, and impenetrable as Swiss Army Man is earnest, sweet, and open.
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Image: GettyAs far as jobs enshrined at the top of our impenetrable bureaucracy go, the head of the Food and Drug Administration is pretty important.
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The Windows registry is a sprawling, usually impenetrable settings file covering just about every aspect of the operating system and applications running on a computer.
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Or heavy, impenetrable barricades could be quickly maneuvered into a place where threats are imminent, and there's no time to build a more elaborate structure.
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Messa channels the kind of jazz that I like best, too; smoky, human, more "Strange Fruit" than skronky free jazz improv or impenetrable time signatures.
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Medical reports on recent North Korea defectors give clues to what's really going on in the notoriously impenetrable Hermit Kingdom, and the results are troubling.
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Gay night life in New York, for those seeking something more hands-on than a civil-rights history tour, greets newcomers as an impenetrable maze.
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A skirmish broke out, an impenetrable mist settled over the wood, and no one has managed to come in or out of it ever since.
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Every iota of Trump's success is a con, a dark magic trick, built on illusion and hypnosis and the impenetrable magical thinking of his followers.
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The hormone prevented pregnancy by thickening cervical mucus, making it impenetrable by sperm, and stopping the regular release of eggs for up to five years.
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A sky-top view of this peninsula shows a nation of dazzling light in the South and a mass of impenetrable darkness in the North.
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It is trench warfare, where one side has all the firepower, the other side has a nearly impenetrable shield and little of substance is accomplished.
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Indeed, divers are battling with dirty water, strong riptides and darkness so impenetrable they can barely see their own hands in front of their faces.
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But on ITV's "Good Morning Britain" on Tuesday, Mr. Hawking, a theoretical physicist and best-selling author, acknowledged a mystery that he has found impenetrable.
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As James Madison urged, "independent tribunals of justice" would serve as an "impenetrable bulwark against every assumption of power in the legislative or executive" branches.
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Trump said on Twitter early on Sunday the two leaders discussed forming "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" when they met at the Hamburg G20 summit.
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The music can veer on impenetrable, and the explosiveness of their more pop-oriented work is only amplified by their jam and experimental based roots.
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They followed neutrinos, tiny particles that fly long distances and from otherwise impenetrable spots like the cores of stars at virtually the speed of light.
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Around him was an almost impenetrable mechanical thicket — pipes, wires, machinery and conduit, all servicing amplifiers, control boards, lights, sprinkler systems, winches and cooling ducts.
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The air is thick with sweet, dense fog—an impenetrable haze that falls somewhere on a scale between Victorian-era London and present-day Beijing.
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Others fought through the nearly impenetrable crowd to the funeral pyre, just to gently stroke Sameer Tiger's beard or to kiss his pale face goodbye.
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The Warriors' world, in short, is not the impenetrable paradise that so many of us (including yours truly) have at times portrayed it to be.
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After saying he discussed the creation of an "impenetrable" unit to prevent election hacking with Russian president Vladimir Putin, Trump backtracked on Twitter Sunday night.
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Despite their growth from humble beginnings, Counterparts are able to retain their signature sound which is best described as perfect blend between malleable and impenetrable.
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For my own locking up, I use the heavier — but impenetrable — Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboudit chain, Wirecutter's pick for the best chain for the money.
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Even Baez, who was 4 for 26 with 4 singles (and 2 errors in Game 413) hit a home run off the previously impenetrable Kluber.
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If you want to lock down impenetrable, foolproof cybersecurity for life on up to 10 devices at once, you can do so for just $30.
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Rather, it can be a nearly impenetrable barrier to law school, especially for potential applicants without the financial resources to navigate the intensive preparation process.
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But the recent spate of witness interviews underscores how the president's once-impenetrable barrier to meaningful testimony in Democrats' impeachment inquiry has been blown apart.
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As we've said before, T&Cs/EULAs are designed to be as opaque and impenetrable as possible in order to encourage people not to read them.
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During the last Ice Age, a massive chunk of ice called the Cordilleran Ice Sheet created a natural and impenetrable barrier between Eurasia and North America.
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The cartel thriller's dense, impenetrable plot feels penned by Elmore Leonard on mescaline and the thing's so self-consciously dark that it comes off like camp.
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Satellite imagery and witness accounts indicate that ISIS' defenses are thicker here, and the warren of alleys in the old city is impenetrable to armored vehicles.
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In addition to being one of the most impenetrable countries in the world for traditional espionage, it's also one of the most protected nations for cyberespionage.
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Sambisa, once thought to be Boko Haram's impenetrable, even cursed stronghold, is under attack, the target of relentless aerial bombings and raids by the Nigerian military.
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It is tempting to consider the Salon and the Royal Academy as impenetrable bastions of high culture that were immune to the trappings of contemporary life.
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Police say they waited outside the structure for three people to leave and detained them, using their keys to gain entry into the otherwise impenetrable bunker.
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End-to-end encryption means that the message is impenetrable to everyone — including the app vendor and the network provider — except the message sender and receiver.
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Gale Force's near-impenetrable defense kept EnVyUs scoreless for more than eight straight minutes across two games at one point, despite Deevo's typically overwhelming offensive efforts.
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The Muppet Show is, of course, in another category altogether, but here Mostel's strategy is different: his gags are more coded, made simultaneously accessible and impenetrable.
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And perhaps in Evans' mind, everything that's played out with Juicero so far has been the right way, all according to his unyielding and impenetrable vision.
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He matches his hyperbole with sophistry, promising to build "impenetrable" border walls and to "defeat the ideology of radical Islamic terrorism" that "I alone" can deliver.
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It's not just the scale of their conservation efforts that impresses, it's the variety -- from near impenetrable rainforests in the south to wetlands in the north.
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That suggests Hindus now see caste not as an impenetrable barrier but as a bonus in the marriage market, like a university education or fair skin.
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While Fact & Trouble is at time impenetrable, perhaps that is part of the point: identity construction and social structures are confusing, pliable, and at times arbitrary.
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His stonewall defense was impenetrable, and he won the exhibition—then went on to beat McLean again in the grand finals, and again at another exhibition.
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Half the reason anyone wears sunglasses—besides UVA and UVB ray protection, which the Bose does offer—is to hide shady expressions behind an impenetrable shield.
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We'd read books and magazines—an activity that, for whatever reason, doesn't induce the impenetrable zombie-thud-brain a phone seems to inflict upon its users.
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By impenetrable, I mean that you cannot reduce it to a story or a commentary about blackness: Lawson's portraits are views from inside rather than outside.
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Out of the box, Studio doesn't auto-import Java classes for me; the setting for doing so is buried deep within its impenetrable labyrinth of menus.
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Pensioners are cast adrift like Captain Bligh in Mutiny on the Bounty or like the cast of Lost, marooned with smoke monsters and an impenetrable script.
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The red is almost impenetrable, crawling across the vastness of BlainSouthern's Berlin gallery walls, crosshatching and blending with the white cube that only just contains it.
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President Trump has bragged about his border wall being "virtually impenetrable," but it turns out all you need to get through it is a cheap saw.
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This was a problem, because the major league team was winning pennants with an impenetrable infield of Steve Garvey, Davey Lopes, Bill Russell and Ron Cey.
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Referred to at times as "going dark," the emergence of encrypted communication channels impenetrable to law enforcement even with proper warrants has proved an unsolvable issue.
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Electoral College maps show an almost impenetrable sea of blue east of New York, but under the surface, Republicans have begun clawing back once-Democratic territory.
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He grew so enamored of a magnificent, impenetrable wall along the Mexican border because the primary-season voters who thronged his rallies went gaga for it.
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Grace's thoughts remain tantalizingly impenetrable for much of "Alias Grace," which doesn't prevent this latest adaptation based on Atwood's work from meriting a highly favorable verdict.
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An attack earlier this summer that targeted Uighur Muslims and Tibetans in China exposed flaws in systems like iOS that were previously thought to be impenetrable.
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Writers and editors may debate whether a colloquial expression is effective, how well a metaphor works, or whether a complex sentence is elegant or just impenetrable.
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Yet the first half of that run repeats the show's more impenetrable drawbacks -- playing three-dimensional chess, while spending too much time sadistically blowing away pawns.
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Eggs represent similar themes of new life and rebirth — and thus, we can draw the initially impenetrable connection between the Bunny and the eggs it delivers.
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An impenetrable black surface lends a house an imposing aura of intrigue and depth: It's like an antiquity set down on the landscape with no explanation.
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I once went to Acadia National Park to see the trees change color, but met only a bank of impenetrable fog, like a case of cataracts.
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The problem isn't limited to high-tech fiascos, either; as Arbesman points out, even our legal system has become an impenetrable thicket of rules and regulations.
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Replace the Xbox controller maybe with the impenetrable machinations of Congress, where bills and markups and votes are often the stuff of hard-to-discern theater.
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And it is a way to quantify the abstract, to give familiar numerical access to a sport in which the scoring can seem forbidding and impenetrable.
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Uruguay hoped it could win 1-0 with an impenetrable defense and a moment of Luis Suarez magic, but now it'll have to chase the game.
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The work I tended to like was abstract — difficult, often impenetrable pieces whose formal complexity seemed to elevate the art to something more than the mundane.
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If you want to become an astrologer in India, the path can feel narrow and complex, involving an apprenticeship in a dogmatic and seemingly impenetrable system.
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Her spare compositions, printed on translucent vellum, underscore the lack of transparency in the legal forms that are so often impenetrable to non-native English speakers.
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"The people that are committing those crimes are not folks that are here illegally," he said, pivoting to an impenetrable combination of policy detail and sloganeering.
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If you are disgusted by Trump's behavior, and by the way elected Republicans have built an impenetrable wall of lies to protect him, you should go.
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Metaphorically, the allegory of the modern home invasion film is all about the sanctity and deceptive sovereignty of America as a nation state, powerful and impenetrable.
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The move has isolated Boko Haram from the population it had frightened for so long, pushing the militants deeper into impenetrable forests and away from the northeast.
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Accustomed to impenetrable ministries and officials who act like the press is a toxic force to be avoided, Zakharova is at least someone they can speak with.
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It breathes life into the oft-impenetrable world of the internet, social networks, programming, online commerce and video gaming—activities often dismissed today as absurd and dehumanising.
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There is a long history of their being employed to breach the otherwise-impenetrable biofilms that many species form on bits of equipment used in such plants.
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And then there was the circle of their own private world, as clear as if it had been traced around them, indestructible, impenetrable, an island for two.
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Reflecting on this journey from cynicism to investment, I wondered if British people hide behind a cold, impenetrable wall of humour when confronted with romance and emotions.
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Right about now, Arctic sea ice should be building up toward its annual maximum, making most of the region impenetrable to all but the most hardened icebreakers.
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But their instructions are written by lawyers, who areoften so immersed in their professional argot that they do not realise how impenetrable it can be to outsiders.
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For instance, some bacteria in space develop thicker cell walls, which make antibiotics less effective at killing them; others can more easily bunch together into impenetrable biofilms.
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Since announcing those firings on Monday, which reportedly included senior executives, Uber — which has long operated like an impenetrable fortress — has begun springing leaks right and left.
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In large part due to Snyder, Apple implemented new techniques that rendered iPhones impenetrable to police and to Apple itself, to the great frustration of the FBI.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared to back away Sunday night from an earlier tweet about "forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded and safe," Trump wrote early on Sunday.
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He then went to Arizona where he reiterated his hardline policy on immigration, promising to build an "impenetrable " wall on the border that Mexico would pay for.
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Much has been made of the iPhone's hack-proof security, but the latest security flaw shows that no device, including the very latest iPhones, is fully impenetrable.
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These emerging artists are not only exploring stories of girlhood, but also pulling world independent film out of impenetrable arthouse aesthetics and back into the real world.
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A 2018 survey of 300 hackers found that Windows was overwhelmingly seen as the easiest port of entry for hacks, while Apple was seen as more impenetrable.
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No matter how impenetrable we make a location, there will always be a place for violence (read: Fort Lauderdale International Airport, the Washington Navy Yard, and others).
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After World War II, the city was reconstructed along the pathways that had come up around the rubble of bombed buildings, rendering the terrain even more impenetrable.
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DUNEDIN, New Zealand — Only a keen-eyed observer can spot the rare yellow-eyed penguin in the impenetrable forest hills that hug New Zealand's South Island beaches.
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At the very least, isn't The Bachelor overdue for a reimagining of its identity as a squeaky clean on-screen entity impenetrable to the realities of capitalism?
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President Trump on Sunday said he and Russian President Vladimir Putin talked about creating an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" during their meeting at the G-20 summit.
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And because rodents breed, sleep, eat and urinate in their nests, their urine eventually crystallizes into a shellac, cementing the midden into an impenetrable, well-preserved mass.
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We often climbed well into the 93-foot broad-leafed trees, observing the vast, impenetrable jungle and trying to find terrain features that corresponded to our maps.
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I live in British Columbia and during wildfire season, previously tranquil, blue skies are gagged with thick and impenetrable fleets of smoke that don't subside for months.
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While the rest of the Obama administration was pushing a financial-reform bill that was impenetrable to most Americans, Warren insisted on an idea with Rooseveltian simplicity.
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But this approach collides with a well-worn truth about the man — that he was opaque and impenetrable even to the women who aspired to marry him.
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Cruzvillegas's forms embody the precariousness and hope, if not the danger, of contemporary notions of borders, and the forces at work that make them porous or impenetrable.
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That didn't stop Trump from touting the wall as "virtually impenetrable" when he visited a construction site close to San Diego in September, according to NBC News.
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Law enforcement and other officials warn that impenetrable encryption — cryptography that can't be unlocked even by the manufacturer under court order — is a danger to public safety.
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You can also brave the Google Assistant's arcane and impenetrable settings system to find the preferences for Your News Update and prioritize or mute different news sources.
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Three thousand people from around the world were dispatched to help fight the blaze, which choked the valley in an impenetrable wall of smoke; two firefighters died.
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The two sit in awkward silence, separated by their gaping age difference and by an impenetrable language barrier (the old man's dialogue is even scribbled in Thai).
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In the case of 21 Savage, whose public image was built on a kind of impenetrable toughness mixed with weary resilience, this moment of vulnerability was destabilizing.
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The language is at first impenetrable, but the word "Danza" (dance), at the top of one page, is the beginning that leads the scholar into its teachings.
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You probably don't wanna listen to the 10th anniversary special as your first episode of Comedy Bang Bang, because that's gonna be way too impenetrable, I think.
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Some diptychs feature dark rectangles of impenetrable ink — including Jack Kerouac's Big Sur — some pages are tattered with gaping holes, such as John Rechy's City of Night.
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"On day one, we will begin working on an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall," said Trump on August 31 in one variation of his speech.
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Instead of the impenetrable complexities at small scales (the "garbage") faced by traditional particle physicists, condensed matter physicists use the emergent laws, the "beauty" of hydrodynamics and thermodynamics.
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Looking up again, he could see a faint glow of sky through the branches, but that only made things more impenetrable when he looked down at the ground.
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Though it's a hyper-personal piece heavy with symbolism — apparently there are parts of the work wholly obscured to viewers, known only to Gui — it is not impenetrable.
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Bullock and Cate Blanchett are impenetrable as the team's core, Debbie and Lou, a sometimes flirtatious duo that also single-handedly revive the edginess of old lady names.
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One such figure is Henry, a 74-year-old black widower with drooping, hound-dog eyes, a flattened profile and an accent so impenetrable his speech is subtitled.
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Some people are going to be sitting around a table with people they disagree with at a time when those disagreements seem more urgent and impenetrable than ever.
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The most counterintuitive quantum-mechanical predictions are being harnessed to make measurements of staggering precision, to generate uncrackable codes and to form the basis of impenetrable communications networks.
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Instead, Garfield's legacy is this impenetrable corporate force that will continue to sell T-shirts, mugs, and pepperoni pizzas for eternity without anyone even realizing it's still happening.
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Despite an impenetrable half-court defense and the emergence of Butler as a top-three forward in the Eastern Conference, everything else about this team is decidedly average.
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Sitting astride the swan, we cannot tell from the young woman's expression — a lozenge for a mouth and two small, impenetrable circles for eyes — what she is thinking.
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The Mage, played by Bergès-Frisbey with a blend of exasperation, impenetrable expressions, and an unidentifiable accent, was sent by the magician Merlin to whip Arthur into shape.
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The problem is that an almost impenetrable pedestrian mass, discharged by buses from New Jersey and the Times Square subway exits, hurries south in a kind of stampede.
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"What people really think is opaque beneath the chess game that they play, and the chess game itself goes on inside a highly impenetrable black box," he said.
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What that proved -- or should have proved -- is that the Volunteer State is effectively impenetrable for any Democrat -- even one as well-known and well liked as Bredesen.
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FBI Director James B. Comey has long argued that impenetrable encryption is stymieing investigations by locking out officials who have the appropriate warrants to access a suspect's device.
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However, the Cybertruck reveal showed that the glass may not be as impenetrable as the automaker claimed: Objects thrown at the truck damaged the glass during onstage demos.
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Or, was it an act of political terror committed by a radical Muslim against one of Israel's most widely known symbols of strength, its normally impenetrable national airline?
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But 6.4 million meters later, after powering through impenetrable iron, molten alloy, and solid and mushy rock, you'd arrive, at long last, on the other side, in China.
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After the meeting, Trump sent a tweet saying he would work with Russia to create an "impenetrable" cybersecurity unit to keep "election hacking, & many other negative things" protected.
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He expected the idea to go the way of the "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" Mr. Trump said he discussed when he met with Mr. Putin in July 2017.
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Referencing nearby Skid Row, which James notes is the geographic center of LA, the work arranges the collection of urban debris into an engaging but impenetrable cosmological map.
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But there was something impenetrable about it — from its provocative, booming title to the way it wove many years' worth of writer Jonathan Hickman's storytelling into its bones.
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What he did leave is an unsolvable Cold War puzzle—one protected by layers of impenetrable government classification, cagey colleagues, aging friends with deteriorating memories and failing health.
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It has been an almost impenetrable voting bloc in recent years, and growing stronger, with more than 80 percent of white evangelical voters supporting President Trump in 2016.
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Unfortunately, in today's polarizing climate, under an impenetrable cloud of distracting stories, the urgent plight of our nation's precious natural resources has fallen upon a collective deaf ear.
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"The Jamaica Estates of Mr. Trump's boyhood was an exclusive and nearly all-white place, resistant to outsiders and largely impenetrable to minorities," The Times reported in 2015.
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A passenger on a cruise ship that tried to get into the Weddell during the last week of December reported that the route was impenetrable because of ice.
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The effort has gone largely unreported, and the few publicly available details about it are buried under a layer of near impenetrable jargon in the latest Pentagon budget.
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The code talkers, a group of several hundred soldiers, used their indigenous languages to create impenetrable ciphers as a way of securely relaying vital information on the battlefield.
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But it doesn't feel in-jokey in an impenetrable way; I think that if I wanted to make a character and join in, I'd find my bearings quickly.
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Season five will also follow up on a season four plot in which the narcissistic Lindsay (Portia de Rossi) proposed building an impenetrable wall along the Mexican border.
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"Our BES continues to be impenetrable — also without the ability for back door access — and is the most secure mobile platform for managing all mobile devices," Chen said.
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But if America's woes are rooted in the inaccessibility of the American dream, the increasingly impenetrable barrier around those who manage to achieve it is the place to probe.
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His work in the 1940s and 50s feels rooted in historicism, capturing the stoic nature of slavery-era black people hard at work, stony expressions on their impenetrable faces.
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" Weiss agreed, saying that Gillen "almost turns Littlefinger into a mystical embodiment of will-to-power and thriving on chaos" and that "there's something impenetrable to everything he does.
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Armisen's jokes also carry a message to the over-professionalized young artists who've been trained in MFA programs to package and market their work in nebulous, impenetrable academic formulations.
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I didn't think Joe Crowley would have a problem, I thought the race was impenetrable but obviously he had some very weak spots that she was able to fill.
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"This group of billionaire heirs and heiresses are attempting to intimidate smaller shareholders by flaunting their inherited voting bloc as an impenetrable moat," Third Point said in a statement.
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" The trade publication, quoting an unnamed source, described how the drama would "draw open an iron curtain behind which viewers will see the highly impenetrable world of Jihadi recruitment.
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Minutes after President Trump tweeted that he and Vladimir Putin discussed forming an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to guard against election hacking and "many other negative things," Republican Sen.
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And considering how impenetrable most superhero comics are, that's no small feat: Millar's greatest strength as a writer seems to be how little he inserts himself into the story.
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Curated by Ruba Katrib and artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan, 193 million million is an ambitious if sometimes impenetrable show that uses art to explore the technological indeterminacies of modernization.
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Not only does his impenetrable little face look the part, but he also manages to add to the mystery surrounding Mrs Coulter's character through his body language and expressions.
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With criticism growing that the party's nominating process is unrepresentative and impenetrable, Pennsylvania's system of awarding delegates, on the Republican side only, stands out as perhaps the most confusing.
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But the FARC and other guerrilla groups were formed during an era when segments of society felt excluded and found the political process impenetrable to all but the elites.
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If that doesn't sound appealing to you, consider this — it supposedly forms a nearly impenetrable wall against the internet, providing you with some brief relief from President Trump's tweets.
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Each box, measuring 72 × 72 × 30 inches and titled Impenetrable Room, garners looks of wonder from passersby because of the illusion that they are infinite portals into the unknown.
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"In Russia, you'd be surprised by the warmth of people when they're sitting at the family table, but in the street, they wear these impenetrable masks," he tells me.
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During the talks, President Donald Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time and discussed forming "an impenetrable cybersecurity unit" – an idea he has since retracted.
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Burning never gives you enough to work with to know exactly what's wrong, but he's distant, impenetrable, and, it emerges, his hobby is burning down greenhouses every two months.
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In addition, the English defense has not exactly looked impenetrable, letting Tunisia draw even in the first match and allowing two easy chances for Panama early in Sunday's game.
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Shirtless Rick was chillin' at a public pool Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Florida ... when a staffer from C13Originals spotted him and fired off questions ... but the mastermind was impenetrable.
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Such is the art of the deal in some of New York's most impenetrable markets, where new inventory is tight, homeowners seldom sell and word of mouth is gold.
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Natural selection, it seems, has driven spider silk to store the proteins it is composed of behind a layer made impenetrable by its physical rather than its chemical structure.
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Hours after saying he had decided to form an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" with Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Trump on Sunday night abruptly pulled back on his endorsement.
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Each development suggests that after years in which the parties seemed to partition the country into impenetrable spheres of influence, more states may be within reach for both sides.
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She has identified the thick wall she has built around herself and has begun to understand how it started in Syria and only become more impenetrable with her displacement.
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It was not in impenetrable shadow as the other objects in the yard were, but had a dismal light about it, like a bad lobster in a dark cellar.
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Javier and Gloria are just hours away in Mexico — they Skype to send their love and micromanage the business — but separated torturously by the impenetrable scrim of the law.
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I've already given my opinion..... Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded.. View the discussion thread.
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Like the fighters on the planet Scarif, which is surrounded by an all-but-impenetrable atmospheric shield, you are trapped inside this world, subjected to its whims and laws.
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But a more comprehensive explanation of what drives their choices would go a long way toward lifting the veil from a system that many regard as an impenetrable mystery.
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Trump promised during campaign rallies that his administration would construct an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful" barrier to keep back Central American migrants seeking refuge in the United States.
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That same color covers the vast upper portion of the piece's back like an impenetrable night sky, which descends upon a gathering of pine trees and houses along a shoreline.
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Locked away behind impenetrable stimulus like copious amounts of school work and extreme use of technology, many people are not leaving enough time in their lives to connect with others.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: GizmodoFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is once again going after his neighbors in his latest effort to ensure his 43-acre Hawaiian compound remains impenetrable.
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In one of the untitled installations, set in the middle of the gallery's largest room, a crowded gathering of potted plants, slabs of wood, and concrete blocks is equally impenetrable.
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A major attraction are the gorilla tours, which take place in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a stretch of jungle in the southwest on the border with Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Nobody has ever transplanted an embryo into a rhino uterus, and according to the researchers it's going to be maddeningly difficult owing to the creature's "highly convoluted and impenetrable" cervix.
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As for that epic Italian monologue: I asked my Italian friend to translate what Chuck says; he said it was in some impenetrable Roman dialect, but there is one highlight.
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What Tillerson appears to have met in Moscow is an impenetrable thorny thicket of diplomatic defenses while simultaneously realizing how few tools he has to fight his way through it.
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And when I read back old journals from that time, because I'm starting to write, or letters that I've written to, you know, girls you're courting or something, they're impenetrable.
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Established in 1934 to oversee radio airwaves and the Bell telephone monopoly, the FCC is one of those government institutions that conceals its importance behind an impenetrable veneer of boringness.
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And he declared the US and Russia may create "an impenetrable" cybersecurity group that will no doubt raise eyebrows and suspicions from both American and allied intelligence officials and lawmakers.
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The virus runs out of steam ramming the doors of impenetrable fortresses before it can reach those who are too young to be vaccinated or whose immune systems are weak.
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That said, if your job as a burlesque performer, actress, or professional greasy salad reviewer calls for impeccable and impenetrable lipstick, by all means, this could be your new savior.
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If Pokémon Go survives past its moment in the pop culture sun, it will mean players attracted to a welcoming, easygoing fantasy learned the complexities of a dense, impenetrable game.
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" Trump said in tweets earlier Sunday that he had pressed Russian President Vladimir Putin on Russian election meddling, but said the two leaders discussed forming "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit.
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The compromise is another attempt by Mr. Dorsey to simplify the complex, esoteric rules that have evolved around Twitter and that have made the service somewhat impenetrable to new users.
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Successful people come from all walks of life, yet they all have one thing in common: where others see impenetrable barriers, they see challenges to embrace and obstacles to overcome.
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Still, it's unclear what would it would take to meet this impenetrable standard, or how they would act in the event something or someone removed the "if" from their minds.
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Not only is McInerney's prose ripe with foul language and blasphemous curses delivered in the impenetrable local idiom, but her style is so flamboyantly colorful it can't always be contained.
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Jason Horowitz of the New York Times described the Jamaica Estates of the 1950s as "an exclusive and nearly all-white place, resistant to outsiders and largely impenetrable to minorities."
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"If impeachment is the case, it's because we found impenetrable evidence that we take to the American people and will be accepted by both Republicans and Democrats," he added. Rep.
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E-books, as well, end up looking like either children's stories if you bump the text size up, or impenetrable walls of text with frequent carriage returns if you don't.
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Two great enigmas form the center of this elegant novel, in which a brilliant mathematician attempts to solve the impenetrable Riemann hypothesis and learn the truth of her family history.
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Reactions to President Trump's idea to create an "impenetrable cyber security unit" in collaboration with the Kremlin were still rolling in Monday morning, ranging from stunned to shocked to baffled.
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They were taken by Abu Sayyaf militants across the strait to Jolo, an island where the gunmen are well entrenched, with their camps situated deep inside nearly impenetrable jungle terrain.
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The episode appeared to be a culture clash between an adventurous foreigner, who may have been trying to spread Christianity, and one of the most impenetrable communities in the world.
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" Another recurring persona is Jesus, who, in a 1990 drawing, appears on the Cross, musing, "I am after eight years' hammering against impenetrable adamant, become suddenly somewhat of a success.
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Its wooden first half may be part of the puzzle Eno is dramatizing: Why is it that in our youth, with possibility everywhere, the world seems so flat and impenetrable?
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One Miami lawyer told me they are like armor plating: Shell companies own other companies across multiple jurisdictions, creating layers of corporate plating so thick it becomes all but impenetrable.
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Editorial President Trump on Wednesday unveiled the first proposals to make good on his promise to make America impenetrable to unauthorized immigrants and intolerable for those who are already here.
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A quick collage of clips used under fair use license, the film feels almost Situationist in nature, which is perhaps the most fitting way to approach Lynch's sometimes impenetrable persona.
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Because everyone has secrets, even if it's only a few embarrassing personal emails, and because no network is impenetrable, skilled hackers can dig up compromising material on virtually any target.
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A major exception to Hessler's expansive compositions is "Temperate Rainforest, Northern California," a mesmerizing image of an impenetrable tangle of mossy tree limbs, twisting up from a bed of ferns.
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Whereas Jesus Camp focused on the faithful, though, One of Us takes a different tack in its examination of an insular religious community (and one that's more impenetrable to outsiders).
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Even without quantum computing, some of the algorithms that were thought to be impenetrable were found to be vulnerable; with the power of qubits at work, the danger is even greater.
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At its best, investigative journalism seeks to illuminate abuse of specific systems and the power structures that allow them to go unchecked, often revealed through inspection of bland, arcane, impenetrable documents.
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These are the kinds of stories making up "Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine," a taut collection of flash fictions that are often beautiful but impenetrable, structured like little riddles to unspool.
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These are interspersed with stilted spoken passages in which Myrtle interacts with a few figures from long ago — but even with this trail of perpetual exposition, the plot remains largely impenetrable.
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The exposure may represent a fraction of the billion-plus users registered with Aadhaar, but uncovers yet another inadvertent disclosure of citizen data from a system that UIDAI claims is impenetrable.
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But it's unclear how many more — if any — will be let in if Trump extends the refugee ban or makes the vetting process selective to the point of being entirely impenetrable.
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With their guitar effects pedals and expensive synthesizers, as well as the impenetrable barrier of Canadian faux-humility, Drew's master plan to monopolize the local music scene is put into motion.
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Snapchat seemed like this impenetrable, invulnerable monster when it came to being socially relevant and Instagram is is mopping the floor with them when it comes to social relevance right now.
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Indeed, the fact that Lee chalked up one match victory and pushed the machine hard shows that it is not impenetrable and is also capable of making mistakes or being outwitted.
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The vessel&aposs slow speed, impenetrable screen and people checking for signs of marine life as the screen is lifted from the water will help avoid any casualties, Ocean Cleanup states .
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While the band might possibly disagree with this assessment, they've been avatars of indie rock record nerds for decades now and as a result, their catalog is even more seemingly impenetrable.
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Two years on, the Army has virtually emptied the country's once impenetrable northwestern tribal regions of TTP militants, and with support from American drone strikes, leveled much of its territory too.
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Who but a precocious 23-year-old would have the temerity to confront one of the twentieth century's densest and wildest novels, impenetrable to many readers and seemingly an unfilmable text?
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Wiggins was a paralegal, working in downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in June 217, when she looked out her office window and saw an impenetrable shroud of dark clouds looming over town.
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This remarkable account of Israel's targeted-killing programs is the product of nearly eight years of research into what is arguably the most secretive and impenetrable intelligence community in the world.
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The ungainly mix of those elements, however, has made the HBO series near-impenetrable -- a show that's alternately too blood-soaked, convoluted and cerebral to keep its elaborate machinery running smoothly.
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He held a 13-9 lead in the first set and was 8-5 in the second but was powerless to maintain the pressure against an opponent virtually impenetrable in defense.
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They may have waited a bit to find out if these phones are really as impenetrable as both the FBI and Apple claim, but one must assume they are increasingly convinced.
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"By enabling dangerous criminals to cloak their communications and activities behind an essentially impenetrable digital shield, the deployment of warrant-proof encryption is already imposing huge costs on society," Barr said.
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A primer on flat Earth theory: People who believe that the Earth isn't a round sphere, but a flat circle, think the Earth is neatly surrounded by huge impenetrable ice walls.
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Torpor's "Jasager" eases in on a wave of ominous distortion before rumbling down into the depths of fuzz-crusted, impenetrable doom, illuminated only by a few flashes of almost hardcore aggression.
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In 1999, an American couple, four Britons and two New Zealanders were killed along with four Ugandan guides when their group was ambushed by gunmen in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
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He has gotten beneath the skin of some of the most impenetrable icons of the 20th century: Andy Warhol, Michael Jackson, Johnny Carson, Sophia Loren, Dolly Parton, the list goes on.
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Over 5,400 health care workers have been infected, and those on the front lines say the government has not done enough to provide them with sufficient masks, visors and impenetrable gowns.
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I don't see our society abandoning its lust for roles and categories at any point in the near future, but we should be wary of letting those restrictions become impenetrable walls.
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Its custodian, Jeff Roth, comes across in "Obit" as a droll, mildly frantic version of a Jorge Luis Borges character holding inscrutable dominion over a vast, seemingly impenetrable labyrinth of arcana.
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The "Four" represents Four Loko's original cocktail of drugs, a dangerous, bad-boy mix of alcohol, caffeine, taurine, and guarana, that made people feel horny, impenetrable, and drunk all at once.
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To the film's detriment, this device separates Theron from the main action for most of the film, stranding her in an impenetrable fortress to poke and yell at high-tech screens.
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But it's not an impenetrable one, as losses to the Chargers (Kansas City led by 14 with less than nine minutes left) and the Seahawks (Seattle ran for 210 yards) proved.
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The religious superstition of the creeks and hollers where the aftermath of the Great Depression endures has already fended off so many advances in rational thinking that it's impenetrable by now.
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Image courtesy FutureEverything As you might expect, the science of wind prediction and forecasting over long periods is complex to understand and pretty impenetrable for those of us who aren't specialists.
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In the strange world of Soviet pop art, rife with the precariousness of visual language and sophisticated humor, a lot of the art remains impenetrable to the touristic curator without serious research.
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Already the Trump administration is trumpeting a drop in border apprehensions as a victory for the president's agenda — before a single brick (or transparent-but-still-impenetrable brick equivalent) has been laid.
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If Arya decides to assassinate Dany, either with pure stealth or by using one of her faces, she would have to find some way into the nearly impenetrable Targaryen family home, Dragonstone.
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Its complex strategy combat and impenetrable fantasy lore may not translate to a more general audience, while Heroes' controversial free-to-play structure has the potential to turn off long-time fans.
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"There's no such thing as an impenetrable system, but often even a half-decent defense will deter many cybercriminals — they'll move on and look for an easier target," the report's authors write.
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They are the ones who are tasked with hacking into the most—supposedly—impenetrable targets, be it the computers of an Iranian nuclear power facility, or the cellphones of a fugitive terrorist.
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What hadn't occurred to me was the severity of the New York City Police Department's strict security measures and the virtually impenetrable parade route, which made for a pretty dire bathroom situation.
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Her impenetrable schedule means I'll be interviewing her in transit as she's traveling from a recording session with Refinery29's co-founder/global editor-in-chief Christene Barberich for the UnStyled podcast.
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What parents need to know Though for many parents, Snapchat feels like the most impenetrable app out there because there's no feed to check and messages aren't stored, it's actually somewhat contained.
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But since he was so popular, the narrative constantly brought him back as a specter, implying that Moriarty had planned dark and impenetrable plots to keep Sherlock busy long after his death.
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Those new barriers — financed by American taxpayers — will be limited to the same kinds of fencing built under Trump's predecessors, not the new concrete wall or other "impenetrable" structure he had promised.
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And Sanders again opened the door to the "impenetrable Cyber Security Unit" that Trump raised and killed in the space of a day on Twitter amid widespread criticism from Republicans like Sens.
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Even upscale residential areas far from the site felt its impact, with mothers waking up to an impenetrable blanket of smog and taking to Whatsapp groups to discuss keeping their kids home.
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MIA stands casually in front of the impenetrable barrier, a harsh suggestion of how easy it is to take your freedom for granted, when you're on the right side of the fence.
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After the humiliations of occupation and war, Kim presented himself as a Marxist emperor of sorts, who would revive Korea's racial superiority and rebuild the nation as a fortress, impenetrable to imperialists.
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Cotton argued that Apple deliberately engineered its products to be impenetrable to law enforcement for marketing concerns, despite previously agreeing to assist the FBI in 85033 prior cases involving older model phones.
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The world of New York artists was friendlier, less hierarchical and less impenetrable and competitive than London, where all anybody talked about were the Young British Artists and the death of painting.
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The agency is concerned that impenetrable encryption — which in some cases cannot be broken even by the manufacturer — is allowing terrorists and other criminals to communicate beyond the grasp of law enforcement.
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Trump on Sunday tweeted that he talked with Putin during their meeting at the G-20 summit about forming an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to guard against issues such as election hacking.
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Clinton suffers from unusually high negative ratings from voters, including many women, who see her as an impenetrable figure whose life has been framed by compromised politics and the ultimate power marriage.
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To compensate for the inherent flaws in this scheme, government has erected barriers to entry, implemented restrictive payment policies, unintentionally incentivized impenetrable pricing and fostered the creation of an expensive administrative infrastructure.
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Yet Trump's stream of consciousness in his press availability at the White House Wednesday was a reminder that he is a wild card, as impenetrable to his own side as to Democrats.
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After President Trump insisted over the weekend that his border wall was impenetrable, The Washington Post reported that smugglers from Mexico were able to cut through it with a cordless reciprocating saw.
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Crew murders account for many of the killings that persist in today's New York, leaving detectives to untangle the often petty or impenetrable motives behind them before more violence occurs in retribution.
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The 2nd Circuit's analysis on American Pipe tolling and the statute of repose is as opaque and impenetrable as the wall President Trump said he wants to build along the Mexican border.
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The relentless cruelty of Freud's gray light, which I found deadening in past viewings, suddenly felt as piercing as the flash of a strobe, edging his forms with a sculpted, impenetrable blackness.
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Small cracks in the impenetrable walls of the Catholic church seem to be growing, and there is only one way to mend them: the church must allow the ordination of female priests.
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Taylor Swift's literally putting up walls all around her, turning an historic landmark home into her own personal fortress that will be impenetrable to cameras -- if all goes according to her plan.
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It is one thing to be told constantly that the melting polar ice cap has opened up the Arctic, disappearing what used to be an impenetrable barrier between North America and Russia.
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With all of the recent data security breaches we have had in the past few years (Equifax, Facebook), I also want the assurance of having online services that are impenetrable to hackers.
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So I did that, and that was the trick for slowly (very slowly) awakening to the function of all of those "—"s and impenetrable clues that also run through those bubbled letters.
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There was Altuve, calmly studying tape of Aroldis Chapman, the Yankees often-impenetrable closer, as if it were an afternoon in May instead of one of the biggest moments of the season.
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Despite Mr. Trump's boast of a "virtually impenetrable" barrier, Customs and Border Protection officials know full well breaches are coming and have lined up repair money from a $107 million infrastructure fund.
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The blood-brain barrier is an almost impenetrable layer of cells that make up the brain capillaries that prevent many foreign chemicals from entering the brain, particularly if they are electrically charged.
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The subject of impenetrable end-to-end encryption — which is used to ensure that only the reader and the sender can read a given message — has largely divided law enforcement and technologists.
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The new frontiers of data, privacy, algorithms, and artificial intelligence are closed-box ecosystems — often scary, mystifying, or simply impenetrable — built by people who speak and code in a very different language.
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I'm talking about those easygoing, enthusiastic guides who take you by the hand and show you that what you thought was impenetrable not only makes sense, but might also be improbably pleasurable.
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Trump last month said on Twitter that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin had discussed establishing "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to address issues like the risk of cyber meddling in elections.
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Even cooler is the Triton Shield Anti-Piracy System, which uses an impenetrable water forcefield that can be modified to spray a green, slick fluid that burns the skin and smells terrible.
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Too often, art historical texts suck the soul out of their subjects with dry overanalysis, making the art world seem more rarefied and art in general seem more impenetrable than it actually is.
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Piling of thick blobs of fleshy paint in place of a face, Antony Micallef's work feels grippingly physical, like that reaction we sometimes have to seeing the impenetrable permanency of our own reflections.
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This is a "shockingly good" deal for BeiGene as it monetizes a market that is virtually impenetrable to all but the largest pharma players in the cancer space, Baird analyst Brian Skorney said.
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Despite all that's known about Obama, these respectful dramatizations of his life merely reinforce a sense of how smooth, and in ways impenetrable, he remains for those attempting to get under his skin.
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Because most importantly, God of War is an acknowledgement of the much larger system of beliefs that perpetuate this cycle of men raised to believe they must be impenetrable in order to survive.
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By combining the joyous familiarity of sky dancers with precise engineering, the "Bathers" have the potential to connect with both art world insiders and new audiences, but that entry point is made impenetrable.
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The viruses — most of which come from Russia and Eastern Europe — are typically so impenetrable that even FBI agents have at times advised victims to just pay up and get their data back.
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To many, rocket science may seem like an impenetrable concept that's just too difficult to understand, but a new book argues otherwise, aiming to break down the basic concepts behind spaceflight — to children.
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The ease of use that made Slack popular — any user can create any channel, within seconds, for any reason — had also made my workplace feel like an infinitely fractal series of impenetrable silos.
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Miss Robichaux's Academy For Exceptional Young Ladies is supposed to be impenetrable thanks to a protection spell cast by the Supreme, Cordelia (Paulson) and fortified by the help of her young student witches.
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"Secure" sites can't ensure that your information is impenetrable, but Chrome says it plans to make continuing efforts in this space to ensure that its users have the most secure browser experience possible.
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Those who balk at the idea of looking at impenetrable medieval altarpieces sitting in the gallery's Sainsbury wing will find new meaning in Hans Memling's "Virgin and Child with Saints and Donors" (21993).
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Sophie's pop track record so far: his harsh sound design paired excellently with Charli XCX's impenetrable vocals on the Vroom Vroom EP, while "Bitch I'm Madonna" fared worse with a mismatched Diplo chorus.
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It provides complex, impenetrable passwords for all of your accounts across all of your devices and fills them in automatically; you can manage them anytime using a master code that only you know.
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Partisanship is an extraordinarily powerful force -- and President Trump's supporters love to point to his strong approval ratings with "the base" and with the Republican Party more broadly -- but it is not impenetrable.
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"On day one, we will begin working on an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall," he said, including plans for above- and below-ground sensor technology and increased border patrol officers.
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" Trump muddied the waters further on Thursday when he told Fox News that, after deporting "the bad players" and erecting an "impenetrable" border wall, he plans "to sit back and assess the situation.
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The team that went on to lift the Jules Rimet that year featured Gianluigi Buffon betweens the sticks, with an impenetrable defensive pairing of Fabio Cannavaro and Marco Materazzi in front of him.
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As I've mentioned in this column before, I had a kind of stroke of the optic nerve behind my right eye two years ago; ever since, a dappled, impenetrable fog obscures its vision.
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Admittedly, this is the hardest part of cybersecurity: No matter how impenetrable a system may seem, at the end of the day, it was made by humans and can be breached by humans.
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Cotton argued that Apple has deliberately engineered its products to be impenetrable to law enforcement for marketing reasons, despite previously agreeing to assist the FBI in 70 prior cases involving older model phones.
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In her recent review in The New Yorker, Emily Nussbaum panned the series, saying that she found it equally cloying and impenetrable, like an angel food cake covered in a hard fondant shell.
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"The fact that Equifax did not have an impenetrable information security program and suffered a breach does not mean that the company failed to take cybersecurity seriously," he said in a prepared statement.
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Life on the other side of the border also informs the way these potential voters see key parts of the political debate, such as Donald Trump's promise to build an impenetrable frontier wall.
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The scope of the music was malleable, sometimes marshaling the band's full power — as on "Impenetrable," whose staccato fanfare hit like a round of defibrillator jolts — and sometimes paring down to leaner subunits.
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He met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the transition and discussed possible ways to set up a line of communication between himself and Moscow that would be impenetrable by US intelligence agencies.
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Instead of making spaces where viewers can interact with the pieces, Navarro did the opposite with The Impenetrable Room, where there is a different kind of interaction between the viewer and the artwork.
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But Jordan's real value comes in immeasurable ways on the defensive end, where he has evolved from an undisciplined shot-block-chasing maniac to one of the most impenetrable anchors in the game.
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Those who fall deeply into a Spotify playlist or the latest installment of an addictive podcast enter a cocoon-like zone all but impenetrable to tourists, beggars and those do-gooders with clipboards.
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If the company is able to successfully oppose the order, it would represent a huge setback for law enforcement and lawmakers who argue that impenetrable encryption represents a significant danger to public safety.
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" Trump has always been most comfortable on the home front, with domestic policy, built around his central promise of, as he put it recently, "an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall.
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They are still in the infancy stage in terms of mass adoption and usage, but drones have already broken through rigid traditional barriers in industries which otherwise seemed impenetrable by similar technological innovations.
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She has earned special renown for her ability to highlight social issues through eye-catching and often humorous illustrations based on statistical data that would otherwise be impenetrable and alienating to the layperson.
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You need to avoid embarrassment and, wherever possible, make the new place—those new places, those new offices, those unbreakable cliques and impenetrable office in-jokes you need to navigate—know you're there.
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But Trump's grand vision of a impenetrable barrier from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico -- a physical monument to his hardline immigration policy -- hasn't dimmed, although some of the specifics have changed.
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With no defense being 100% impenetrable, the private companies as predominant data collectors and custodians of information, need to begin thinking long-term about why and how they collect and store our activity logs.
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The men and women doing this work wouldn't look out of place directing a NASA mission, surrounded by massive screens conveying reams of data, poring over impenetrable spreadsheets, and issuing commands into phone headsets.
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By turning her otherness into something that is unapproachable and impenetrable, while depicting himself in a pose that seems angry and defeated, Munch evokes a world without any tenderness or intimacy, whatever happened before.
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I strongly believe you can be smart and engaging without veering into impenetrable jargon or wild inaccuracy, and I'm really proud of how we've done that on the web and in our YouTube videos.
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Hackers could always try to brute force their way into your phone using software, but barring that, they can't obtain a code that's stored in the only impenetrable place in the world: your mind.
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Hackers probably won't be trying to break into your phone through the iris scanner, but news that they can brings us back to the one great truth of the security world: Nothing is impenetrable.
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What exactly an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" is supposed to look like remains unclear, but if the Russians are a part of it, they obviously won't have to make any efforts to penetrate it.
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Arriving by boat, they'll begin their adventures dropped in the brutal South China Sea, forcing them to swim through shark-infested waters to sun-scorched deserted islands of jagged rock beaches and impenetrable cliffs.
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But yet the vaunted (?) yellow rubber ducky doesn't explode like how the previously impenetrable hockey puck nor did it get destroyed to smithereens like every other object that's been put under the hydraulic press.
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And offering impenetrable and/or bafflingly complex settings has, shamefully, been the historical playbook of the tech industry — as a socially engineered pathway to maximize data gathering via obfuscation (and obtain consent by confusion).
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Trump said on Twitter early on Sunday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed on Friday forming "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to address issues like the risk of cyber meddling in elections.
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Chinese social media is largely impenetrable for most in the West — just check out their memes — but Sino tech giants have their eye on owning the U.S. market, evidenced by the rise of TikTok.
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We have to trust that platforms aren't secretly tracking us or using our data to train facial recognition algorithms — and that their privacy policies, which can be vague or impenetrable, offer any real protection.
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In the early 1980s researchers at IBM turned the quantum effect of tunnelling, in which particles seem to pass straight through impenetrable barriers, into a way to see the microscopic world with staggering resolution.
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More than a dozen insiders and Fed watchers said in interviews they were concerned that the next president could be more sympathetic to critics' views that the Fed has grown too powerful and impenetrable.
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These blue screen gaffs remind us that technology isn't the infallible monolith we often make it out to be, and that behind these seemingly impenetrable technologies is that all too human propensity for error.
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In 2011, cult filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn broke through with the stylish neo-noir Drive, only to scare off a lot of new fans with his moody, willfully impenetrable follow-up, Only God Forgives.
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And yet usually, the line between "real life" and "online life" stays impenetrable -- at least according to the trolls themselves, who, when they are found out, nearly universally describe themselves as normal upstanding citizens.
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With tractor-trailers rumbling down the interstate just a few yards away, we make our way down the trash-strewn path and through a thick, almost impenetrable wall of foliage toward the tunnel entrance.
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Entangled in Guatemala's anticorruption drive, the Bitkovs are accused of using false documents to acquire Guatemalan citizenship, and now await the decisions of a legal system almost as impenetrable as the one they fled.
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Becoming nearly impenetrable as his candidacy gained steam, he seemingly withstands blow after blow, always rising to the top — even when challenged on the veracity of his statements or asked questions about his past.
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With order in hand, they proceed to the locker facility, whereupon the owner of said facility informs them that his lockers have special, impenetrable locks that only he can bypass with his special key.
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On Tuesday, the daily known for its robust coverage of international markets, its distinctive salmon-hued paper and its impenetrable digital paywall announced that Roula Khalaf will be its top editor, starting in January.
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After more than a decade of pressing the government on privacy, transparency and online accessibility with the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT), Schwartz was defending the government's bruised — and often impenetrable — intelligence community.
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After the beautiful, almost excruciatingly slow, nigh-impenetrable reverie of the last episode, "Part 9" checks in on almost every extant plotline—even Jerry Horne getting too high and losing himself in the woods.
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"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded and safe," he said following their talks at the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany.
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But finding myself in a place where I felt I had to put up walls was difficult for me to adjust to quickly, and, for the first couple of days, the city felt impenetrable.
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In response to the girls who talked smack about me, I decided to present a rare, impenetrable version of myself online—the more openly sexualized persona that people seemed to want me to be.
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It comes off as an artfully contrived tease, like the scene in the "Mission Impossible" movies in which someone goes on at length about the impenetrable security that makes a big heist so unlikely.
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Mr. Heart demanded that I.M.P.s be made impenetrable, believing that curious graduate students would be tempted to poke around the machines to see how they worked and bring down the network with their tinkering.
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What sealed it for me was learning that the romería and its attendant events would be nothing like the portentous, gloomy services, usually in impenetrable Latin, that I had to endure as a child.
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Trump tweeted on Sunday that he had pressed Putin on Russian election meddling in the 2016 election, adding that the two leaders discussed forming "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to guard against election hacking.
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Bossert told reporters on Air Force One on Friday that the unit still might be pursued in the future, but claimed it had never been about developing "impenetrable cybersecurity," as the president had tweeted.
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The slopes of the volcano rose around us in pleated folds of utter, impenetrable green, falling away beside us in the depthless ravines the creases made, slick and dazzling with a wet emerald gloss.
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He marvels at how the jungle floor undulates with a "greasy, jittering flow" of cockroaches, and he shares his awe at the "chromatic infinities" of the impenetrable flora that has frustrated generations of explorers.
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He opposed any sort of immigration reform and said he would deport up to 11 million undocumented workers and build an impenetrable wall along America's border with Mexico to keep more from coming in.
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"The struggle for women to break in, to rise up the ranks and to simply be heard and acknowledged in male-dominated workplaces must end; time's up on this impenetrable monopoly," the letter says.
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I've been as guilty as anyone of dunking on Kingdom Hearts over the years because—well, because it was easy to joke about the complex and seemingly impenetrable mythology and its loud, too-passionate fandom.
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Between vicious online forums, lacking introductory materials, and scads of popular games that challenge anyone who hasn't logged a few hundred hours on their system of choice, the gaming world has become an impenetrable mess.
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It could be particles from these plastics are turning up in the pristine polar wilderness via the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, which flows clockwise around the continent and was historically thought to be impenetrable, researchers said.
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"A Doubter's Almanac," which Random House is releasing on Tuesday, features a brilliant mathematician, Milo Andret, who proves a famously impenetrable conjecture as a young man, then destroys himself trying to top his crowning achievement.
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With no defense being 100 percent impenetrable, the private companies, as predominant data collectors and custodians of information, need to begin thinking long-term about why and how they collect and store our activity logs.
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Astonishingly futuristic new tech creates a seemingly invisible, impenetrable, protective bubble around military armored vehicles making enemy attempts to fire at U.S. tanks pretty pointless – those rounds won't hit the tank, they'll explode mid-air.
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READ: Don't 'drop gossip bomb,' Pope Francis warns priests, nuns Francis has spoken out against impenetrable international borders, calling them "monuments of exclusion" and even a "form of suicide" that closes countries in on themselves.
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In Renegades' match against Citizen7 on Thursday, Renegades had an impenetrable defense in the first round on Hollywood, and then showed everyone they weren't just a one-trick pony in the second round on offense.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order Wednesday that directs the Department of Homeland Security to start following through on his signature campaign promise: Building an "impenetrable and beautiful" wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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With no security being 100% impenetrable, school districts, families, and technology companies need to rethink what student data is necessary to collect, how it is secured, who owns it, and how long it should live.
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There is something about the novel and Weir's film that feels impenetrable—outside of time rather than of it—and this fogginess is absent in the remake, which has been polished to a mirrored sheen.
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The US president described his wall as "virtually impenetrable" during a trip to the US-Mexico border in September, claiming 20 "world class" mountain climbers had told him his chosen prototype was difficult to climb.
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Once an outspoken advocate of a bipartisan immigration overhaul, he is championing a candidate who has vowed to build an "impenetrable physical wall" on the country's southern border and severely restrict immigration from Muslim countries.
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In the sci-fi universe of "Star Trek," spaceships with warp drives can zoom past the normally impenetrable limit of light speed, or about 186,282 miles per second (299,792 kilometers per second) in a vacuum.
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Turned away by border guards and impenetrable barbed wire fences, kept in detention centers, or separated from their parents -- the violence that propelled them from their countries is perpetuated by the hostile reception they receive.
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They use historical data and patterns to turn predictive and proactive assessments into decisions, and together they are building impenetrable fortresses that frustrate hitters who can't find ways to spray the ball around the field.
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In 2017 we saw projects raise what's comparable to hundreds of millions of dollars via Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), using little more than a picture of a few smiling founders and an impenetrable white paper.
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I didn't wake up ready to stage a corporate coup this time, but I did catch myself seriously considering the practical applications of an impenetrable, climate-controlled dome over our country to keep ISIS out.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order Wednesday that directs the Department of Homeland Security to start following through on his signature campaign promise: building an "impenetrable and beautiful" wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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They had found Chile goalkeeper Christiane Endler an impenetrable wall until Asllani profited from a poor attempt to clear the ball by Camila Saez on 83 minutes and arrowed her shot into the top corner.
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Suddenly, his modest red and white home is protected by a nearly two-mile-long steel security fence affixed with lights and cameras, making it among the most secure and impenetrable fortresses in the country.
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The real (unintentional) twist, though, is having him play an acting coach who pushes his students to be honest onstage — given that Douglas, in his highly successful career, has consistently given closed-off, impenetrable performances.
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"Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded and safe," he said following their talks at the G-20 summit in Hamburg, Germany.
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From 1-1 in the third, he reeled off seven straight games, including four consecutive breaks of the previously impenetrable Federer serve to win the third set and go up a break in the fourth.
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Financial Management and AccountingIf the blockchain is truly as secure as it has shown itself to be in the last several years, then such impenetrable security would be tantalizing for customers concerned with financial fraud.
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While borders have existed almost as long as human settlements, Caplan says, they have become more rigid and impenetrable since the 1800s, when advances in transportation led to more people leaving home for foreign shores.
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But "we're in a post-window-display world," said Simon Doonan, the Barneys O.G. window dresser, in a telephone interview, noting the "impenetrable facade" of Dover Street Market, heir apparent to the luxury avant-garde.
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There are a lot of great metal history books out there, but very few that do any justice at all to the always intriguing, often infuriating, and occasionally impenetrable global phenomenon that is black metal.
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Frequently he translates that feeling into accounts of dreams about Jesenská, and other times he finds metaphors for the obstacles to their union in the imagery of closed doors, impenetrable walls, and dimly lit walks.
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But even when they're with family at Mar-a-Lago, especially Donald Trump's extended clan, those who observe the first lady say she and her parents and her son form their own impenetrable, less approachable entity.
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Win or lose, if there's any lesson for privacy advocates and local governments to carry from the unexpected battle over its data, it may be that even planned self-destruction is no impenetrable barrier against misuse.
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An American couple, four Britons and two New Zealanders were killed along with four Ugandan guides after being ambushed by gunmen in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a few kilometers south of the Queen Elizabeth park.
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It arrives in season 1 finale "Silence Lay Steadily," when all four of the living Crain siblings are locked in the usually impenetrable Red Room, along with their ghost of a baby sister, Nell (Victoria Pedretti).
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"The screen is impenetrable, the current will flow underneath the screen, guiding with it organisms that can&apost actively move, while the plastic (which floats) remains inside the system," The Ocean Cleanup explains on its website .
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After speaking earlier in our conversation about 2017 being the year many powerful men fell from their seemingly impenetrable pedestals, Alex touches on a generational divide—us, versus the so-called free-thinkers of the past.
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Apparently, some graduate student at the University of Bonn in Germany had written a paper that redid "Harris-Taylor"—a 288-page book dedicated to a single impenetrable proof in number theory—in only 123 pages.
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Like children sneaking into some forbidden sanctuary, everyone keeps trading excited and worried glances, scanning for the first petroglyph—but there's only the vast silence of the canyon, impenetrable as the rock walls closing you in.
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If you find yourself struggling with the vagueness and trickery of Saturday-level cluing, fear not: Here are a few helpful tips to increase your level of solvitude and cope with clues that seem impenetrable: 1.
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Growing up in Toronto, Khan watched both of her parents—her mother a prominent Pakistani journalist, her father a mechanical engineer—struggle in Canada's oft-impenetrable job market while trying to navigate her own cultural identity.
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They're either nameless, placeless buffets that sound and look much the same as all the others because they try to be everything to everyone, or they are reactively, regressively niche, engineered to be impenetrable to outsiders.
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" Although these documents are not nearly satisfying enough for the observer curious about this practice, they represent a small crack in what until now has been a seemingly impenetrable wall of silence around these "cop cabs.
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I could feel a presence in the room, a hulking solidity to the shadows at the rear of the venue by the cigarette machine where the purple pools of light gave way to the impenetrable onyx.
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Both movies shared the same problems: some of the most beautiful computer-generated visuals of their time, coupled with impenetrable stories leaden with shallow plot turns, forgettable characters, and barrels of fantasy and sci-fi gibberish.
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Like sports or anything else equally technical and complicated that people are capable of getting wildly emotional about, fighting games are endlessly fascinating to people already into them and frustrating and impenetrable to those who aren't.
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Months after her daughter's death, grief has walled her in; isolating and seemingly impenetrable, it is inscribed in the hardness of her gaze and in her grim new identity as a mother of a dead girl.
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Contrary to the popular image of New York as an impenetrable wall of blue, Republicans have controlled the State Senate virtually uninterrupted for decades, frustrating attempts by progressives to pass a long wish list of legislation.
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Despite their widespread use, these agreements often catch departing workers off guard because they are rarely highlighted during interviews and are usually tucked inside employment contracts that are full of impenetrable legalese few people can understand.
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But Khashoggi's murder and that impenetrable relationship have now sparked rare bipartisan alarm on Capitol Hill -- and it will take more than a secretive deliberation in Riyadh to fix the kingdom's problems in the US Capitol.
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Several Republican governors have already come out in favor of an impeachment inquiry, and while they can't participate directly in the process, it's at least a signal that GOP support for Trump might not be impenetrable.
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She hands out badges featuring the slogan "Display It Like You Stole It," and sells "Dear Art Gallery..." postcards to let cultural institutions know when labels are inadvertently racist, sexist or "totally impenetrable," among other options.
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The former elaborates on the impenetrable bliss of having more than a few dollars to your name, sometimes causing you to break out into an improvised shimmy that you didn't realize was alive inside of you.
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For climate campaigners, delivering "free market" messages on climate change in the social context where the conservative base lives — surrounded by an increasingly impenetrable and message-coordinated media bubble — is like blowing spitwads into a hurricane.
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In a deal forged with Britain, which had found out about the Kromin-Ganimana conspiracy, Alice Munezaro is released from prison and can join the government, chipping away at the president's near impenetrable hold on the country.
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Whatever the subject, Labour's shadow Brexit secretary, opposing a cagey Tory government, will identify the factual bedrock, grind it into dust, shape it into bricks, enumerate them and carefully erect a neat, logical, impenetrable wall of argument.
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For a start, in his speech Wednesday, Trump stood firm on his commitment to build an "impenetrable physical wall" along the southern border, and stated with confidence, once again, that Mexico will pay for 100% of it.
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On Sunday, the WikiLeaks Twitter account replied to a Trump tweet and suggested the president name Julian Assange as head of "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" the president claimed he discussed forming with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Leftists, she warns, are in danger of "entombing ourselves in this paranoid world of purity," impenetrable to those whose past moral failings were even remotely public — a rapidly expanding population in a world dominated by social media.
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His words speak of the mysteries and potential of a late night and the music––spare and elegant; an immaculate, impenetrable surface––speaks of the frazzled sheen of those hours, the thrum of sex in the air.
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The two sides agreed to put the Russian campaign meddling (or not) in the past -- by, in part, discussing the possibility of creating an "impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to make election hacking a thing of the past.
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If some Republicans think that they are impenetrable regardless of what the party does, they should take a look at the new Pew Research Center poll showing that President Trump's support is dropping even with his base.
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The flaw would likely not have allowed investigators to break into the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook, but it undermines the idea that Apple has created impenetrable encryption, said research team leader Matthew Green.
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The federal judge in Nevada found that the shell company was essentially an alter ego of Mossack Fonseca, in effect granting the hedge fund access to information ordinarily held behind the law firm's impenetrable facade in Panama.
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Like many Americans, I didn't encounter Greek until I went to college and was puzzled by the symbols attached to the façades of fraternity houses: a gigantic X (chi), a bold Ψ (psi), an impenetrable Φ (phi).
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For 81 years the climate observers atop Mount Washington have been evaluating each day's weather on a sliding scale of 5 cents (impenetrable blizzard conditions and unforgiving cold) to 50 cents (brilliant sunshine and seasonably warm temperatures).
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The New World of Smart ContractsBy eliminating human error, facilitating automatic detection of fraud, and creating a virtual impenetrable fence around data, identities, and transactions, blockchain technology has laid the foundation for a future of smart contracts.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE the creation of "an impenetrable Cyber Security unit" to guard against election hacking and other cyber threats.
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This is the time of year when most people start frantically Googling "how to wrap a present," because no one wants to watch their grandma struggle with an impenetrable wad of Scotch tape and stick-on bows.
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It was Republicans' organizational dominance in the 2010 cycle that brought them great success in the last redistricting, when they racked up a slew of legislative wins and crafted maps that ushered them into sometimes impenetrable majorities.
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Maxwell Taylor returned from South Vietnam in 1961, he proposed a seemingly simple way to stem the rising Communist insurgency: an impenetrable barrier that would cut off the supply of people and arms coming from the North.
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Though critics and even some investors say the company has lost the magic that came with Steve Jobs's industry-inventing gadgets, the iPhone nonetheless remains an aspirational device that's seemingly encased in an impenetrable Otterbox of success.
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And the question we now have to ask is if technologically it is possible to make an impenetrable device or system where the encryption is so strong that there is no key there, there's no door at all?
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Much like Ford and Toyota developed impenetrable process moats through tight integration of partners, suppliers, and unique internal processes, systems of intelligence forge barracks through the perfect portmanteau of data, algorithms, domain expertise, and data-driven product design.
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Last year, author Douglas Preston detailed an expedition to Honduras in his book The Lost City of the Monkey God, where archeologists used LiDAR to uncover a pair of ancient cities in the middle of an impenetrable rainforest.
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This demand that the system be made foolproof underlies the rhetoric of "zero tolerance" as well as the demands for an impenetrable physical barrier on the border and much of the White House's other thinking on immigration policy.
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It's important to note that while Twitter is full of groups that feel impenetrable and highly exclusive, it can also be a place where people find positive, supportive, and mobilising communities that rally together to affect social change.
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Obscure laws — and there are few more impenetrable than RIPA and its satellites — corrode democracy itself, because neither the public to whom they apply, nor even the legislators who debate and amend them, fully understand what they mean.
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The White House may be a symbol of American strength and leadership, and an impenetrable fortress only conquered by those who dare to jump the fence, but when it comes to Wi-Fi, it's just like your home.
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" Watch the full VICE News Tonight segment: One of the key promises of Donald Trump's presidential campaign is to build a bigger, better wall along the entire 1,933-mile border with Mexico, a wall that's "impenetrable and beautiful.
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" Watch the full VICE News Tonight segment: One of the key promises of Donald Trump's presidential campaign is to build a bigger, better wall along the entire 1,20153-mile border with Mexico, a wall that's "impenetrable and beautiful.
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Like a shorthand version of last year's gloriously unsettling "Ex Machina," the picture transports us to a similarly isolated mansion deep in a forest, where the bioengineered woman of the title frets in an impenetrable glass-walled bunker.
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The speech was a reverie of immigrant-fearing, police-state bluster, with Mr. Trump gushing about building "an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall," assailing "media elites" and listing his various notions for thwarting evil foreigners.
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Starring Game of Thrones' Natalie Dormer as the impenetrable headmistress of Appleyard College, it subsumes viewers in not only the surreal mystery of its story, but also the unreality of women's lives during the Victorian era (and now).
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The result of their efforts stands head and shoulders above its contemporary cinema, a triumph of unmatched scale that makes visible the fire and madness raging in a work of great literature that many look at as impenetrable.
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During a group-stage game against Colombia, the usually impenetrable keeper let a ball slip between her legs and into the net, and then failed to keep out a late free kick that cost the Americans a victory.
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But the thread that holds it together is the impenetrable romance between Omar (Gordon Warnecke), a young Pakistani man in South London, and Johnny (Daniel Day-Lewis), a childhood friend who grew up to be a street punk.
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"In my experience doing security assessments I've never found a massive pile of egregiously staggering security problems somewhere to then find a shining, palace of hardened impenetrable security elsewhere in the org," he wrote in a Twitter message.
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Lennart Nilsson, an innovative Swedish photographer whose micro-cameras bared some of life's previously impenetrable and breathtaking moments — most memorably a human embryo's maturation from the instant a sperm cell fertilizes an egg — died on Saturday in Stockholm.
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Mr. Parrish and the nearly two-dozen Detroit-based producers on the international club circuit have succeeded on their own terms and playing by their own rules, embracing a resolutely independent ethos that, to outsiders, might seem impenetrable.
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Indeed, Trump pulled off a surprising Election Day victory by winning in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, all three of which were considered to be part of Clinton's impenetrable "blue wall" of states that would deliver her the presidency.
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After January 20, 2017, what had been a gate — sometimes open to those who made the right arguments, who had the right key — became an impenetrable fortress, with ICE on one side and immigrants and advocates on the other.
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" Trump offered one specific from he and the Russian president came up with during their conversation, writing, "Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded and safe.
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"The struggle for women to break in, to rise up the ranks and to simply be heard and acknowledged in male-dominated workplaces must end; time's up on this impenetrable monopoly," the letter in the New York Times read.
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But what killed the record and made it fall flat on its face was the production and the mastering: murky, impenetrable, it smothered the life out of everything that was good about the music and render it near unlistenable.
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"The struggle for women to break in, to rise up the ranks and to simply be heard and acknowledged in male-dominated workplaces must end; time's up on this impenetrable monopoly," the letter in the New York Times read.
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The bunker, which was owned by the Ministry of Defence and shut down in 1992, is almost impenetrable so officers had to wait for three people to leave in order to detain them and gain access to the site.
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I genuinely hope you had the restraint to save it for Sunday, instead of squinting through the pixelated pirated version, which rendered the darker scenes impenetrable and had the dragons looking like they were made out of Lego bricks.
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"The struggle for women to break in, to rise up the ranks and to simply be heard and acknowledged in male-dominated workplaces must end; time's up on this impenetrable monopoly," the letter read in the New York Times.
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Given increased threats to the security of U.S. democracy, it's more important than ever to ensure that votes are both impenetrable from outside attacks and protected from inherent human error to address any confusion that surrounds the election system.
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During a time when comedic institutions like the Lampoon and SNL were largely impenetrable boy's clubs, Beatts leveraged her connections, developed her own voice, and wrote some of the most bizarre, button-pushing, and edgy satire of the 1970s.
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Two decades later, a new, in-depth biography, America's Reluctant Prince, by historian Steven M. Gillon, excerpted in this week's PEOPLE, examines 38-year-old John's life and the events surrounding the fatal plane crash amid impenetrable weather conditions.
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One of Bocherens and his colleagues' suggestions was a rain-on-snow event — during which an impenetrable layer of ice freezes on top of the snowpack — that prevented the mammoths from grazing on the vegetation they needed to survive.
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Fortifying against measles with high vaccination rate The best defense the U.S. can have against the onslaught of cases of measles originating from other parts of the world is to develop the most impenetrable coat of immunologic armor possible.
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He had also been working with new coach Richard Krajicek to come forward more and block off the options in the open court especially against players like Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic, who are virtually impenetrable from the baseline.
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"Paytm would like to reiterate that all our consumer data is protected with the highest and most impenetrable levels of security," it told Reuters in a statement, declining further comment until the results of the police investigation are known.
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As the iPhone becomes increasingly impenetrable, as more data is hosted on Apple devices and in the cloud, and as Apple's sales figures continue to soar, Apple becomes more able to monopolize the entirety of its users' communications experience.
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For decades, the right has been sawing away at the threads that still connect it to mainstream institutions, procedures, and norms of conduct, to the point that it has created a hermetically sealed and impenetrable world of its own.
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"Build a wall" did not mean simply, "I'm going to erect an impenetrable barrier along our southern border"; it was also Donald Trump's way of telling voters that, like some of them, he preferred an America with fewer immigrants.
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"They're impenetrable: You can't stain them; you can't ruin them," said Mr. Carrier, who replaced a wool rug with a nylon one in his own home when his children were younger, then switched to sisal when they grew up.
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Commuters awake early, return late, walk for miles to their jobs, get stuck in monstrous traffic jams that have turned Paris streets into impenetrable traps, or bicycle to work in bike lanes that are now anarchic free-for-alls.
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But they are also showing symptoms of what is called "learned helplessness": terms and conditions for services are often impenetrable and users have no choice than to accept them (smartphone apps quit immediately if one does not tap on "I agree").
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As species of personality go, the writer and the bureaucrat are closely related: they're deskbound creatures who enjoy the comfortable certainties of Microsoft Office and dazzling us with wordcraft, be it small-print legalese or the impenetrable prose of literary fiction.
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The Patriots' offensive line has put an impenetrable force field around Brady, allowing the 41-year-old time to work his magic particularly in two contests where the Kansas City Chiefs and San Diego Chargers failed to register a sack.
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In both 290 and 2013, the combination of sea ice retreat, unseasonably warm temperatures, and heavy rains contributed to the onset of impenetrable snow cover, which prevented reindeer from foraging on their usual food supply of lichen and other vegetation.
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Here's the reaction describing that process:CaCO21.5 (limestone) + heat + H24.5O > Ca(OH)258 + CO23Circulating geothermal fluids inside Campi Flegrei bring some of this lime closer to the surface, where it combines with silica-rich ash to form an impenetrable, cement-like caprock.
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Which is why getting to play as someone like her, someone who sees power not as a birthright but as a tool with which to dig a small kernel of justice out of society's impenetrable walls, is so damn exciting.
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The two collided head-on early last year, when Francis was sharply critical of Trump's campaign pledge to build an impenetrable wall on the Mexican border and his declaration that the United States should turn away Muslim immigrants and refugees.
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