It was the sound of a world that seemed impossibly other, impossibly suave, impossibly grubby, and the pair's material still stands up today.
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Throughout Scandal, Olivia has been guzzling wine out of her impossibly large, impossibly grand iconic glass goblets.
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Granted a White House role is impossibly demanding, but it's impossibly demanding for everyone regardless of their family dynamics.
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Pigs are impossibly cute and impossibly smart, so much so that they apparently know what is about to happen to them in the slaughterhouse.
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Which makes this year's Mets team, which has been impossibly unlucky and impossibly blessed and is somehow still playing in October, a special, sweet challenge.
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A fashion icon, backlit against an impossibly beautiful sunset in an impossibly elegant location, doing a dance we would be embarrassed about in junior high.
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It's more inclined to explore the core topics of the Murphyverse like sex, betrayal, and women, or queer people speaking impossibly fast in impossibly good clothing.
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Sure, the are the odd scabby knees, and we all know that inside the slippers their feet are disasters from the hell they've been through, but behind the scenes at the ballet it's pretty much impossibly talented people doing impossibly lovely things with their impossibly beautiful bodies. Goddammit.
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The fancy pants looked impossibly small and felt impossibly tight — but only for the first few minutes until I grew accustomed to the sensation of, well, wearing pants.
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He is the impossibly cool, impossibly beautiful senior guy who is dating the impossibly beautiful senior girl — and yet as soon as Jake Ryan hears that gawky, awkward sophomore Samantha (Molly Ringwald) has a crush on him, he immediately begins to like her back, defying all the laws of God, man, and high school popularity.
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This is when the impossibly somber "In Memoriam" montage appears.
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His cock was impossibly hard and already primed for her.
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David Wright and Kelley Wentworth had an impossibly strong run.
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It could relate to failing to meet impossibly high standards.
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As an instrument of analysis, the term is impossibly broad.
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More than unnerved, it made me feel impossibly, instantly sad.
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She's dramatic yet poised, lovable yet absurd, and impossibly perfect.
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When she looked impossibly flawless from head to toe. 13.
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My face fell onto the comforter, which was impossibly soft.
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The baby, impossibly, vanishes in the blink of an eye.
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We want something that is super clean and impossibly simple.
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But the real reasons for her removal are impossibly venal.
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And now, audience expectation is at an impossibly high bar.
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I'm still VERY skeptical, only because this seems impossibly cool.
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Without knowledge, our expression, creativity and identity are impossibly constrained.
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This man and his impossibly tiny dog deserve a medal.
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Basically, Zara's dressing rooms are about to get impossibly crazier.
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JC And yet I find Rick almost impossibly body conscious.
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She saw a cavernous space, midnight blue and impossibly vast.
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He is instead the embodiment of an impossibly pure desire.
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The sound might otherwise have been impossibly reverberant and muddy.
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His music may be impossibly beautiful, but it's always possible.
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It's both impossibly niche and a bit of a stretch.
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But even problems in classical cryptography can prove impossibly hard.
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Not for lack of options — the world seemed impossibly full.
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The thing is, most of these are impossibly far away.
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Could they impossibly all just be true Donald Trump believers?
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To me, Foucault and his followers seemed impossibly naïve, even complacent.
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You give us divine chocolate, impossibly swanky watches, those handy multitools.
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Finding the right wedding cake can be impossibly hard for couples.
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There are many stories like this; the birds were impossibly numerous.
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An impossibly good-looking young couple lives a few houses down.
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Actually, in fashion, the Swedes — impossibly gorgeous, blondish, stylish — have arrived.
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When could you see these curved, ultra-thin, impossibly light iPhones?
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Now we know it also gets off impossibly waterproof formulas, too.
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But at an angle that's impossibly awkward if not completely impossible.
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Assistants shuffle between tasks as impossibly mundane as they are unassailable.
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Also, McKinnon's impossibly weird take on Sessions is perfect, as usual.
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Being recent grads starting out in impossibly expensive NYC is tough.
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She seems to have done an impossibly enormous amount of living.
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The highway, impossibly wide, cuts through them like a major artery.
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Impossibly, he could feel the whale-thing falling back, slowing down.
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There's a lot of stuff that I'm almost impossibly angry about.
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The Pet Shop Boys sound like an impossibly unreal Hollywood melodrama.
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Lana Condor is impossibly reassuring, even when imagining her own death.
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He regularly hocks phlegm and has an almost impossibly raspy laugh.
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That looks like an impossibly gloomy prognosis and self-feeding spiral.
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In Mitsuki's eyes there is something impossibly romantic about this figure.
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I worked almost impossibly hard doing that as a single mother.
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There is something impossibly knotty about the arguments it makes, too.
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That doesn't mean you'll be waiting on impossibly long taxi lines.
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But even the bubbles of human occupied space are impossibly large.
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It isn't impossibly, irresistibly tiny, like Petit Trois or Le Comptoir.
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What quality could you possibly get for that impossibly low price?
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This will seem impossibly pretentious to some, thrillingly subversive to others.
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And it's as dark, despairing, and impossibly timely as those episodes.
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We have set an almost impossibly high bar for Trumpian failure.
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The path toward a second plebiscite has always seemed impossibly treacherous.
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"She has those impossibly high four-inch, towering stilettos," André said.
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Every fall the bears grow impossibly fat—some doubling in size.
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From the RHIB, the Alan Kurdi looked impossibly solitary and small.
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The resulting paintings are, almost impossibly, both grief-laden and witty.
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They say that makes the bar for conservation almost impossibly high.
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The musical biography has an impossibly high degree of alchemical difficulty.
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Chairs with arms or impossibly small seats leave marks and bruises.
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It may be that IVG proves impossibly hard to apply to primates.
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They posted several PDA snaps and Instagrams where they looked impossibly adorable.
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It's one small jewel cast in a vast ocean impossibly far away.
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Impossibly dense, deep, and powerful, black holes reveal the limits of physics.
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How impossibly lucky, to get to tell stories of Toni Morrison's living.
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Since this gave an impossibly high total, the mistake was easily spotted.
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Federal pre-emption will help to manage this otherwise impossibly complex task.
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It has helped hold a huge and almost impossibly diverse country together.
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The canvas appears both impossibly dark and also backlit, perhaps by galaxies.
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After all, this is Ana's impossibly cavernous dorm room too, you know?
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What to get for that impossibly stylish colleague (or sister, or girlfriend)?
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Rihanna has been consistently delivering impossibly trendy sneakers and slides since 2015.
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The Adult Swim singles series has been almost impossibly strong this year.
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But, for the record: it was a laughably, impossibly awesome catch. 3.
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So how do they get these impossibly complex designs into the processors?
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Leave it to Missy Elliott to make water aerobics look impossibly cool.
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Election Night footage of Bill and Hillary looking impossibly young as they
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They are the result of the impossibly complicated patterns of global weather.
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By his impossibly high standards, Durant's outside shot was hardly an inferno.
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All are "queer," but that term, more than ever, seems impossibly diffuse.
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Jake Schwartz Co-founder and chief executive,General Assembly Think impossibly big.
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The impossibly thin CST-20163 watch had proven virtually impossible to manufacture.
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But why didn't the number jump out at him as impossibly huge?
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In other photos, the perspective changes, and his feet seem impossibly petite.
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But the idea of being a proper musician seemed impossibly far away.
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It was a way to make an impossibly grand night feel small.
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The world of women's office supplies is pastel-colored and impossibly peppy.
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Those peace talks were looking, impossibly, like they might actually come together.
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It's pushup bras, angel wings, glossy curls, long legs, and impossibly toned abs.
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In Sweden, where Volvo is testing its autonomous tech on impossibly photogenic families.
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It's no secret that the beauty standards that Bollywood sets are impossibly high.
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Chunky front tires and the mid-engine layout also ensure impossibly quick steering.
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The ever-graceful star looks impossibly calm and composed plummeting into the water.
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A baroque riff turned, tangent, then turned slapstick with an impossibly masterful landing.
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The good news: it's not all far-off dreams and seemingly impossibly milestones.
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If you game, this tweet was less offensive as it was impossibly stupid.
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We love the vulnerability of head-over-heels relationships that evolve impossibly fast.
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And while this twist might sound impossibly huge, just remember: this was Zoo.
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Eventually he manages to blow through this impossibly combustible device and throws up.
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Large-scale action seems impossibly fraught—too politically risky, and too legislatively complex.
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I watched hours of the 2011 tsunami, in which an ocean behaves impossibly.
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She was in an impossibly fragile body, and it would one day fail.
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The 14 jokes on the page seem impossibly stupid in the bright light.
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But you won't miss them long; This house is almost impossibly well-designed.
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That Swimming has to be the end of that journey feels impossibly cruel.
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The work is as remembered: intensely personal, deeply political and almost impossibly poetic.
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I wish they were embroidery instead, but the coat itself looks impossibly cool.
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The tiny buildings are miniscule in the face of the impossibly large vortex.
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Dolphins, giant turtles and coral reefs are all captured in impossibly clear shots.
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Now, intentionally inflicting horrors like family separation on people might seem impossibly cruel.
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Alvey suggests a schooner whose sails will seem impossibly tall inside the bottle.
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Searching with our own eyes through all these possibilities could take impossibly long.
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Best of all was a simply prepared, impossibly crunchy salad of sea beans.
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The four hours remaining feel simultaneously like nothing at all, and impossibly long.
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These lenses are impossibly tiny pinholes on the front display of the phones.
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The rain, impossibly, comes down harder, and even the flashlight is no help.
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The injustice of somebody murdered while organizing for criminal justice feels impossibly sharp.
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At their best and weirdest, they are full of impossibly similar pocked stones.
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These observations were taken when the Arctic felt impossibly remote from everyday life.
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The other night, at this dimly lit hotel bar, an impossibly skinny d.j.
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Beckley, with a population of 123,212, seemed impossibly small and foreign to me.
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Apple's MacBook lineup now features the impossibly thin MacBook Air, the impossibly thinner MacBook, a whole host of MacBook Pros with Retina displays that look gorgeous, and a heavy, middling laptop it hasn't updated or changed the specs on since 2012.
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His profile photograph is of an impossibly buff man facing away from the camera.
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Sure, you have an infinite budget, regularly date supermodels, and have impossibly smooth skin.
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Even then, Bowie was impossibly distant, a strange thin god of pain and poetry.
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Trim, energetic and still impossibly handsome, he performed like a man hungry for redemption.
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It's a price that, until a year ago seemed impossibly steep for a smartphone.
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They're ever-present, impossibly powerful threats that could pop out at any time, anywhere.
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It'll essentially be a mobile version of the Nintendo Switch's impossibly addicting Tetris 99.
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To Murnick, the woman who arrived in New York seemed very different, impossibly mature.
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Yet if Lu Xun was pessimistic about his times, he was also impossibly hopeful.
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Obviously we're all gonna watch this, even if it's up against impossibly high expectations.
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Governing will be difficult; obtaining strong backing for tough choices will prove impossibly hard.
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Unlike Regina George, they're not impossibly clever concoctions from the mind of Tina Fey.
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The aristocratic world of the "ancien regime" may seem impossibly distant to modern minds.
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At the beginning of my business, it felt impossibly scary to record a video.
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He still dominated the space, still held the light on his impossibly subtle musculature.
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As a mentalist, he seemingly reads a stranger's thoughts or impossibly guesses complex information.
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I scaled the cliffs of Santorini while gazing at the impossibly blue Aegean Sea.
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Their work is brutal, strange—and the people doing it are almost impossibly brave.
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It's why your elementary school seems impossibly tiny when you head back to vote.
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Is the cameraperson still alive or did they disintegrate at Drake's impossibly toothy grin?
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The portrait Baker seeks to paint turns out, perhaps, to be near-impossibly ambitious.
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By the time her 1 train left 0003th Street, the car was impossibly full.
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Jamal has had a tortuous series of interactions with the impossibly complex immigration system.
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Tucked in the ribbing of her neck is a sleeping baby animal—impossibly cute.
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College presidents also tranquilize trustees into agreement with impossibly large volumes of reading material.
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Both are addressed cleverly, if not in a wholly (and perhaps impossibly) satisfying way.
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Once impossibly and improbably far away, March 24 barreled down like a speeding train.
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" To read: "The characters, cast in impossibly engineered circumstances, are fully estranged from reality.
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He struck Parker as impossibly cool, a sharp dresser with a certain louche charm.
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These developments defy the caricature of his campaign as impossibly sexist and implicitly racist.
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That's puzzling considering the proposal faces impossibly long odds of being enacted anytime soon.
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He's gruff and sarcastic, always down for a fight, impossibly charming, and frequently irresistible.
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Adapted from Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instruments novels, it's a soapy action fantasy in the tradition of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, except instead of impossibly beautiful humans and/or vampires, the protagonists are impossibly beautiful human-angel hybrids who protect humanity against demons.
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B currently believes (despite the frankly impossibly overwhelming glut of evidence to the contrary) flat.
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And accepted industry practices, like confining animals in impossibly small cages, are just as brutal.
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However, when there were more than a few interacting variables, the computations became impossibly unwieldy.
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But here, as Jessica remembered her mother's final moments, she seemed weak, frail, impossibly small.
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Which is fine for late night movie watching, but impossibly annoying at all other times.
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But Sufjan's music is impossibly rife with meaning, however you want to look at it.
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She favors impossibly skinny black jeans and band tees; suits with brogues and Adidas slides.
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The government has been slow to build the 26 camps, many in impossibly remote areas.
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The food is tasty, public services are great and the people are impossibly good-looking.
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Every kid's burden, really—with just a touch more existential, impossibly-constructed crisis to it.
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Sinewy and impossibly fit, he gets up at 4:30 every morning to work out.
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It's impossibly small when folded up and damn nice to sit in when it's assembled.
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But that is an impossibly woolly standard, which could be used to ban almost anyone.
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Her impossibly long list of accomplishments aside, Parton is simply the best all-around human.
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Colin is generous and goofy, a self-taught professional potter with impossibly pale blue eyes.
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Its meat, plush beneath a skin crisped by an ancient wood oven, was impossibly juicy.
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Then 2017 seemed so far away, a date impossibly far off in my adult life.
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Mario Kart Super Circuit looks surprisingly great on the impossibly small 1.5' inch OLED display.
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Goodbye to the impossibly perfect exemplar of patriarchy we've come to expect, if not demand.
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It is also thanks to diapause that stinkbugs, indoors, seem inordinately graceless and impossibly dumb.
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The problem, in essence, is that Rodgers' manner of dealing with setbacks is impossibly unimaginative.
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It's one thing to be a human stepladder, with beanpole legs and impossibly long arms.
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It's been an impossibly long slog for the victim in the case, the Tennessean reports.
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But there's no show on television that makes the mundanity of life so impossibly fascinating.
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Rather, it's that I'd like, impossibly, to dodge the problem of embodiment as a whole.
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When he died, in November 1982, the Soviet empire was impossibly overextended and internationally isolated.
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"Here is this thing that's incredibly rich, decadent, indulgent, but it's impossibly light," he said.
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We keep them in classroom aquariums and we watch them walk—impossibly—up glass walls.
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The landscape, dominated by impossibly flat greens, is monotonous, unless you see it as hypnotic.
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It rose from the pad, with an impossibly bright glare of 27 engines beneath it.
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It's difficult to go wrong pairing human golden retriever Gustin with the impossibly likable Benoist.
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You may be pushing yourself out of something that was founded on impossibly high standards.
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They were impossibly sporty, charming and intelligent, with perfect smiles and impeccably curated Instagram profiles.
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His colleagues recalled Mr. Nelson as a deeply curious man with almost impossibly high standards.
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Mr. Cohen agreed that General McMaster would now be held to an impossibly high bar.
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Almost impossibly, Infinity War and Endgame created a cultural impact not seen since The Avengers.
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Her home is meticulously organized and impossibly chic, but perhaps most notably, it's always changing.
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As proof, they say he booked impossibly high profits from the sale of the apartments.
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It seemed like an impossibly large and positively unattainable number, but people love a challenge.
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The Garden of Consolation is a place to visit during the impossibly hot summer months.
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Maybe you have impossibly high standards and feel like you're not measuring up to them.
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I should close my laptop, make another cup of tea, watch another impossibly orange sunset.
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The result is an impossibly large, hard-to-steer organization with a lot of inertia.
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A young boy stretching from a branch possesses an impossibly long torso in "The Prince" (2015).
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Whether or not these players are 'world class' depends on an impossibly disparate set of perspectives.
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In an age where information moves impossibly fast, I want to be on that leading edge.
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In-N-Out Burger — there's no shortage of pop-culture throwdowns in our impossibly polarized age.
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He entered the NBA in 2003 as an impossibly hyped teenager straight out of high school.
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David Bowie, who passed away from cancer Monday, was an almost impossibly innovative songwriter and artist.
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Her bare arms and legs impossibly thin, she piles rocks and grass onto her mother's stomach.
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You know, she's the one with the cute accent, killer tattoos, and impossibly good-looking face.
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Expect to learn how to concoct dishes like impossibly light cheese soufflé, tapas, and fish curries.
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Admitting it and deciding how we want to deal with it is the impossibly hard part.
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The RetroEngine Sigma sounds like it will make the process of running classic games impossibly easy.
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At first, the cauldron seemed impossibly small, a miniature goblet of flame compared to past behemoths.
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All the mind-bending and impossibly detailed lengths that designers have invented to safeguard against counterfeiting.
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It is the most imposing work in the exhibition, making Jackson appear impossibly majestic and handsome.
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The dusk sky seemed impossibly wide after months of fluorescent-lit ceilings, but it wasn't empty.
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Once-marginalized styles of music were being recognized in a world that once seemed impossibly distant.
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"If you see something impossibly cheap farther in advance, it's fine to buy it," Kaplan admitted.
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A woman perches impossibly on the bottom of the basket of an inverted hot air balloon.
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And you may have a few friends who are snipping their strands into impossibly chic pixies.
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The science was all impossibly new; T cells had only been discovered in the late 1960s.
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Instead, it made an impossibly complex situation even more complex by adding yet another belligerent power.
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Yet he also claims, impossibly, that this largesse would not cause the national debt to rise.
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In essence, you'll start with what seems like an impossibly shaggy, floury mass of butter cubes.
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That's precisely what happened in Gainesville—and that's why Spencer, though impossibly outnumbered, won the battle.
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The cute couple apparently hung at home and enjoyed Champagne and impossibly cute sandwiches on Sunday.
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Leave it up to Selena to somehow make pajamas look both ultra comfy and impossibly chic.
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I don't blame 'em — it was a much-needed vacation for the two impossibly busy superstars.
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He uses a positive ionization process to capture impossibly small dust particles that make up smog.
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People with this disorder generally have frizzy, dry, often light blonde, and—obviously—impossibly uncombable hair.
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Where Solange's vocals drift impossibly higher and higher, her words ground the heaviness of their intention.
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The next wave, when it comes peeling toward us, is coffee-colored, thin-lipped, impossibly clean.
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Through the years, the couple mitigates their relationship through the impossibly understanding love of ancillary paramours.
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As the intern and the perpetrator of the orders, I felt impossibly torn and terribly guilty.
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This sounds simple, but it was really like threading a needle through an impossibly dense minefield.
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She looked impossibly cool; her red lip stain didn't smudge as she devoured the greasy noodles.
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During the campaign, chess theory tended to appear when Trump's actions seemed impossibly strange or inexplicable.
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It seems hard to believe, but in 21885392, 21885391 inches seemed impossibly large for a phone.
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For dessert, Avo's chocolate-avocado tart was dusky, dense, not too sweet and nearly impossibly creamy.
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The goat remains the stunner of the menu, impossibly creamy, with a hint of gamy flair.
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Nancy Pelosi, by raising this to the level of Impeachment, has raised the bar impossibly high.
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What can't be ignored is the Lexus infotainment system, which is still impossibly difficult to use.
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An impossibly large 108-megapixel camera has been rumored for the device, along with 8K video.
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Graveyards and memorials, many impossibly vast and all impeccably maintained, have been backdrops for the race.
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The idea that gasoline cars might cause less environmental harm than electric vehicles seems impossibly backwards.
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Such cavils, however, are made possible only because Moore himself has set the bar almost impossibly high.
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Although we're big on cool-girl selfies, nothing quite compares to celebs' family snapshots – they're impossibly cute.
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Their impossibly-capable photo-processing software could turn a handful of pixels into a poster-sized print.
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Great Gatsby through such a lens: It becomes impossibly perfect, every word a perfectly chiseled rock, every
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You may have seen some of these impossibly good deepfake videos—but they're trained on videos, too.
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We realize parenting is an impossibly difficult task, so no judgment to the real ones out there.
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An impossibly complicated network of conveyor belts, chutes and tubes whizzes the trash this way and that.
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I'm into it, but sounds like a lot of pressure for kids to be impossibly well-balanced!
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She wore a band sweatshirt and a studded belt and skate shoes and impossibly tight skinny jeans.
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Narrator: At first glance, a fire ant hill — or mound, as it's properly called — looks impossibly small.
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He's subtle and funny and humane and defiant and, impossibly enough under the circumstances, kind of sexy.
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But, at the core, what made Jeb compelling to cover was that he was deeply, impossibly human.
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It used this impossibly long neck to sneak up on poor little fish and gobble them up.
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There is also something called the "Penacho/Miller Game," which fires up an impossibly difficult Galaga clone.
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It seems like you were impossibly close almost the entire time and didn't make it down there.
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A beautiful garden, almost impossibly green, sits at the ship's center, to which the inhabitants frequently tend.
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Much of her platform is dedicated to encouraging other women to rise above impossibly high beauty standards.
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Pyramids, impossibly textured landscapes, and other surfaces and objects showcase the fusion of architecture and earthen textures.
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Anyone who's ever moved cross country knows that it's an overwhelming, frustrating, and almost impossibly challenging endeavor.
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Unless something miraculous happens tonight, the path to the nomination looks impossibly steep for the Vermont senator.
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Some players are using these tools to make insane hot dog stands and impossibly dangerous launch coasters.
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She visits an impossibly verdant Central Park and explores the rainbow-filled wonderland of Dylan's Candy Bar.
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Pretty Little Liars has filled our lives with murders, plots, schemes, and impossibly fashionable teens since 2010.
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My expectations for the Hubble Cantata, vaguely based on sci-fi imaginings of VR, were impossibly high.
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And, impossibly, there was no dryness or flakiness — even on my nose, which always takes a hit.
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An impossibly beautiful couple ignored their whipped-cream-topped Irish coffees, gazing intently into each other's eyes.
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This is an ambiguous moral existence, and the line between right and wrong is often impossibly blurred.
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Their declarations ranged from incredulity to ambivalence, all finding nightclubs impossibly unappealing places to spend their time.
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Impossibly steep stairs transport customers into cavernous, often themed bars that rarely hold more than ten seats.
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But it was the ghost's hair — jet-black, tangled, lank and impossibly long — that most impressed me.
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This is a team accustomed to the pressure of a scorching hot day with impossibly high stakes.
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The caramelized tentacles of the squid were crunchy outside and silky inside; the swordfish was impossibly juicy.
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Even if what's to come seems impossibly scary and like you want to hide in your bathroom.
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This was very much a TV version, typical in depicting the dance world in impossibly broad strokes.
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Mr. Oliver has spoken before of being impossibly in love with men he worshiped shyly and hopelessly.
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Kellyanne Conway occasionally gets the treatment, mainly for making cable-news pundits flail with impossibly cynical arguments.
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For a long time, I thought working impossibly long hours was the only way to be successful.
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Like a well-baked croissant, it was golden brown at the edges but impossibly buoyant with butter.
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He can post up, soar for rebounds and whip passes to teammates with his impossibly long arms.
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Salt levels in some samples were at impossibly high levels, showing that they had been tampered with.
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Spinning the impossibly long dialogue and tangled yarn of a written epic into something far more economical.
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Imagine for a second that gingerbread was not dense or decorative, but light, fluffy and impossibly delicious.
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Musso's, in Hollywood, maintains an impossibly charming dining room with faded wallpaper and warmly lit burgundy booths.
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It's hard to fault Roger for being bitter as he sits in prison impossibly far from home.
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But others somehow work better than their source material, coming off as both impossibly earnest and undeniably cute.
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His play with Toronto shows that there's still plenty of undiscovered skill hiding in his impossibly long body.
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Those impossibly shiny chocolate-brown curls she showed the world when she announced her engagement to Prince William?
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It's already impossibly simple to capture moments with the phone you carry in your pocket at all times.
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In Hollywood, it's hard to find someone with teeth that aren't stark white, perfectly straight, and impossibly shiny.
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And they need lip gloss that's impossibly shiny and gooey, but won't smear right off in the act.
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It seems impossibly early for the Duffer Brothers, the series creators, to have such a specific thing done.
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In "Ventimiglia" (2016) and "Tel Sarhoun Camp, Lebanon," (2017) impossibly wide panoramas contain a frightening amount of detail.
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Though it might be impossibly cheap, don't think this alcohol-free option from ACT is any less effective.
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We're laying down a groove in a dedicated bike lane carved out of an impossibly wide Parisian sidewalk.
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We put on our best suits, most shimmery dresses, and waltz out the door to impossibly expensive parties.
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Now, 2050 seems as impossibly far away to me as 2017 did when I was 12 years old.
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It was as streamlined and compact as a controller could get, without being impossibly uncomfortable to actually hold.
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But unless I gain an unlikely amount of skill in an impossibly short span, I can't be sure.
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Josh's impossibly hot girlfriend Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) slinks around Josh and the bus like she's stalking her prey.
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Women show off impossibly sleek dresses and revealing bikinis; men wear slim-fit shirts and boast washboard abs.
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Shake Shack's boldly crinkle-cut potatoes are impossibly crispy on the outside and melty-mashed on the inside.
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Of course, no matter how appealing a gender-fluid future might seem, we're still impossibly far from one.
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My world — the world of regular day and night, where below freezing is considered cold — felt impossibly distant.
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If you bought Barnes & Noble's impossibly cheap Nook and love being surreptitiously beamed to China, Christmas came early.
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The signature aria calls for nine impossibly effortless high Cs, and Pavarotti received a record seventeen curtain calls.
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The reparations imposed in 1921, in what Germans called the "London ultimatum", were large, but not impossibly so.
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My passion is to create choreography where the dancers are impossibly entangled yet bursting with energy and sensuality.
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They aren't meant to present every fact or recite history — doing so would be impossible or impossibly boring.
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Click here to view original GIFWonder Bread is already semi-miraculous: It's impossibly soft, sweet, and shelf-stable.
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The goal might feel impossibly far away, but breaking big goals into small to-dos makes them manageable.
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A rare view of the impossibly intricate, alien-like structures that a warm human touch would instantly demolish.
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They are almost impossibly adorable; in them, massive brown bears sit up on their hind quarters and wave.
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For example, Google's Gmail tracks your history of purchases and makes it impossibly tedious—but not technically impossible!
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This is what music sounds like before you develop ego and self-awareness—fun, unaffected, and impossibly cool.
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These incidents magnify the impossibly complex ways social media are challenging and changing the course of entire countries.
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Rodgers wrote an impossibly adorable birthday message to his fiancée, which he posted to his Instagram in November.
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Even Rihanna's back sets an impossibly high beauty standard for the rest of us to live up to.
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The Kardashians are especially different, given the impossibly high standards and stakes that they have as public figures.
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First there was Sophie Turner, my queen in the North, and then, miraculously, impossibly, global superstar Priyanka Chopra.
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Maddie's fire alarm has to be impossibly loud, so that its vibrations will wake her if she's asleep.
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But what if McDonalds — and its impossibly commoditized design — is also the perfect anime coming-of-age setting?
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The battle about whether to take Nick's offered hand or keep that glimmer of autonomy becomes impossibly heavy.
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She goes on magical dates with impossibly handsome men, all of whom are absolutely obsessed with wooing her.
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" It's an impossibly cruel chorus that doubles down with Mariah admitting: "You'll always be / Somewhere on the / outside.
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Maybe the movie won't have a quirky best friend, an impossibly adorable meet-cute and an adorable dog?
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The above trailer for Microsoft's impossibly cool Game of Thrones-themed Xbox One isn't something you can buy.
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He's shot an impossibly low 32 percent eFG on pull-ups, and he's settling for them too often.
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Ironically, this reality indicts Democrats: By elevating Russia so much, they have raised the report's bar impossibly high.
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Before televisions became impossibly thin and chic, bulky wooden TV sets filled the living rooms of the 1950s.
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The New York art world of the '215s can seem impossibly small to us now, almost sitcom-size.
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In my mind, a mix CD was something almost otherworldly, something teenaged and edgy and just impossibly cool.
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Mountainous Svaneti is known for its impossibly rustic chvishtari, a pancake-like mix of Georgian polenta and cheese.
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It feels deliberate, every line, shot, and image building towards something big and, like grief itself, impossibly ominous.
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"That's the Leonard my father introduced me to," I thought, impossibly hoping that the joke would be reality.
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You are Gene Simmons from Kiss, and you are a world famous rockstar, and you are impossibly rich.
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Lincecum twisted and whirled and launched his body at hitters, an impossibly long stride helping generate extraordinary power.
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In a survey last year, an almost impossibly low 0.5 percent of Ukrainians said they trusted Ukraine's judges.
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When Verne published his novel in 1873, 80 days was an impossibly short time to circumnavigate the planet.
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But as countries close their borders and airlines cancel flights, that number seems impossibly far out of reach.
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When they venture out in dinghies to catch tuna under moonlight, the water is impossibly dark, they said.
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Her impossibly romantic view of love may, King argues, have developed in reaction to her parents' unhappy marriage.
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Impossibly enough, the smoke signals in his work have yet to dissipate, even 30 years after Baldwin's death.
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For decades, Saudis have struggled under the weight of impossibly restrictive regulations to do the most normal things.
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The meat of it slides out, revealing a neat string of impossibly tiny bones encased in translucent muscle.
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Impossibly officious, Ivan (Leopoldo Trieste) plans a timetable for their activities, which include the consummation of their marriage.
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That makes our own solar system feel impossibly young because our sun was born 4.5 billion years ago.
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The bar was like a magic hat from which a magician pulls impossibly long scarves of colored silk.
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Narrator: At first glance, a fire ant hill — or mound, as it&aposs properly called — looks impossibly small.
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Browsing The trope of the impossibly chic Frenchwoman is one that fashion can't seem to let go of.
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For obvious reason — the falls tumble 80 feet off a granite cliff into an almost impossibly beautiful cove.
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If you speak multiple languages, then you know humor is impossibly hard to translate well, even for humans.
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The camera underscores the issue with the Palm phone: The needle it's trying to thread is impossibly small.
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The bar is almost impossibly high for consumers or regulators who seek to rein in abusive data practices.
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This was something bigger, a trade that was both impossibly simple and ridiculously complex at the same time.
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Frenetically spinning, backflipping, and landing impossibly on one arm—frozen in mid-air, the sworn enemy of gravity.
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While sex work might be an unfortunately dangerous profession in real life, TV Esther is only focused on the thin fantasy peddled by the likes of Pretty Woman and Chéri, where impossibly beautiful women receive impossibly large piles of cash from men simply for the honor of being in their presence.
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There's a lot more low-level waste than high-level waste, but that stuff isn't impossibly hard to store.
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Playing almost impossibly out of control, the band somehow keeps the whole thing from toppling over again and again.
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The title, I hoped, would say it all—Snuggies for the Revolution is an absurd and impossibly dark proposal.
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Featuring an elongated skull, sunken eye sockets, and an impossibly tiny body, some suggested it was of extraterrestrial origin.
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Without an omnidirectional microphone, trying to tell your phone to play music from across the room is impossibly frustrating.
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Her escape hatch is an engagement to Loras Tyrell (Finn Jones), the heir to Highgarden and impossibly handsome individual.
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The Last Guardian gives you so many reasons to dislike it, and one, impossibly endearing reason to love it.
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It takes about 90 minutes to glue all the individual lashes on, and I find lying there impossibly boring.
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Impossibly cool and with a book perpetually in hand, Kyle hasn't given someone a longing look in his life.
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LG's wallpaper-thin W series of 4K OLED TVs wowed us at CES with their almost impossibly slim design.
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The roof leaks, and it's freezing in winter, despite my wood burner, and impossibly hot by noon in summer.
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Like LG, Sony's made an almost impossibly thin OLED panel with all the guts moved off of the display.
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They created a range, from impossibly long braids and triplets of buns to platinum pixies, and everything in between.
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But the compelling thing about Toomes is that, like a lot the very best comic villains, he's impossibly human.
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Voters in Europe also know about investing impossibly high hopes in young leaders (Britain's Tony Blair, Italy's Matteo Renzi).
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Where streets that once looked impossibly untouched transform into trampled reminders of our dirty footprint on this here world.
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They have a stilted, slow pacing to them, the dialogue resembling an impossibly long pan down a telephone cord.
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It's doesn't sound like this latest break in is as bad, but what an impossibly rough night for Puig.
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But don't worry, fans: This is only the beginning of Alexander Wang and Adidas' beautiful and impossibly hip friendship.
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"My background wasn't in this, so I didn't perceive it as an impossibly risky thing to do," says Gaudelli.
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But as I've approached the floor of those ages myself, George, Jerry, Kramer, and Elaine still seem impossibly old.
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TL;DR: The impossibly light LG Gram 17 laptop is on sale for $1,499 at PCMag, saving you $2699.
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Fans feel that deals are going impossibly slowly, when they are in fact progressing at a perfectly normal speed.
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But don't worry, the three fireplaces will keep the owners warm in an abode with an impossibly high ceiling.
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They've all earned a few demerits, after all, and popes are known to have almost impossibly high moral standards.
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This is a game that understands that something happening very slowly is as funny as something happening impossibly quickly.
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Every magazine and television program features only the wealthiest, the smartest, the funniest, the richest, and the impossibly beautiful.
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Master of None, Aziz Ansari's hit Netflix series, is squarely situated in this impossibly cohesive, "rom com" New York.
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At first, Mickey's attitude is impossibly enticing, sparking envy in an I-could-never-get-away-with-that way.
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While Cole comes closer to DPRK than the vast majority of Americans, he seems impossibly far from its reality.
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If she refused, she would still owe them an impossibly large sum for her training and rent, they said.
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To Noah, his ex-wife Helen is infuriatingly Type A and judgmental but also caring and almost impossibly together.
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Names that still seem, at least to a guy from a small town in New England, almost impossibly exotic.
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The vast cloud-computing data centers run by companies like Google and Amazon would be impossibly expensive to build.
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For a memorable day, the train teetered along tracks perched above impossibly steep gorges, high above rushing mountain streams.
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But during the festival, which takes place in either February or March each year, these troubles are impossibly distant.
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With just 10 rooms, Blue Apple became impossibly intimate when daytime revelers left on the last boat around 5pm.
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It does not say he digs into the impossibly difficult issues that come into the Oval Office each day.
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First, contestants have to create a fully functional blade within specific parameters in an impossibly short amount of time.
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It seems like almost every day there's another impossibly bizarre news story set in a certain Gulf coast state.
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It's impossibly fleet-footed stuff, often flying along at upwards of 180 BPM, but it's never heavy or disorienting.
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It's impossibly picturesque, and pointedly Nordic—a theme I quickly realise is the direction modern Estonia tries to follow.
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The impossibly complicated and drawn-out Brexit saga alone feels like reason enough to give up on human policymakers.
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Trump doesn't need to offer policy proposals or offer anything more than impossibly vague promises about rolling back history.
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I quickly picked up Tetris, Tennis, Pokémon Blue, and a couple more cartridges, including the impossibly difficult Star Wars.
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He seemed impossibly tall and thin, his limbs coming to sharp angles like a screwed up trapezoid made human.
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Or is it that what's happening in Syria, year after year, just seems impossibly remote and hard to fix?
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The debates themselves, I believe, render a simple concept impossibly complex, making the very meaning of "racism" frustratingly murky.
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Naturally, Democrats have impossibly different ideas about the roots of Trump's rise and how that problem should be solved.
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It's set in a quiet Japanese town filled with eldritch beings, wild-eyed cultists, and impossibly twisted human forms.
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The whole room is, essentially, a geometric cube of glass with an umbrella tucked in an impossibly perfect position.
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Even as someone who is only mildly interested in coconut, the impossibly creamy soft serve sparked so much joy.
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Seven-year-old Ari is built exactly like Ronen, tall and thin with yeti feet and impossibly long toes.
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The Adult Swim Singles Series is always worth checking out, but this year's selection has been almost impossibly strong.
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There can be no impossibly rare 12-inch to brag about in an age of YouTube, Discogs and Shazam.
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In the impossibly rare event that you've made it here without hearing the news, Leonardo DiCaprio finally won an Oscar.
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This secondary smartphone is a device in search of a problem, appealing to an impossibly thin slice of consumer demographics.
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The adorable post comes just hours after the reality star released an impossibly sweet video on her site and app.
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The resulting performance is already impossibly cute, but if you can manage to pretend Corden isn't there, it's even better.
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Wish connects American consumers directly to Chinese manufacturers and offers a seemingly endless stream of goods at impossibly low prices.
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The set is fantastic, the choreography invigorating, the script impossibly funny and made somehow funnier by the actors' impeccable deliveries.
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Their move wasn't just disrespectful to Eleanor; the stakes of this mission are so impossibly high — the fate of humanity!
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Then, all of a sudden, the impossibly large "bear," called Tuunbaq, appears to rip a Terror-Erebus crew member apart.
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It's so impossibly sad, and I can honestly say nothing else on this show genuinely moves or intrigues me anymore.
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Oh, and the impossibly soothing way the iconic little jars are filled, sealed, and packaged once the powder is mixed.
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He now faces an almost impossibly hard road to the nomination, entailing landslide victories in unfavorable states like New York.
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But what if your printer never needed a single drop of ink to produce color images at impossibly high resolutions?
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And it can breed fatalism about what's possible in the current system by setting the standard for success impossibly high.
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Rose starts running around the impossibly expansive apartment sobbing, while her academic father Abe Weissman (Monk himself, Tony Shalhoub) rages.
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Chloe (Brittany Snow) is hitting road blocks on her quest to become a vet — namely, her classes are impossibly hard.
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She posted a photo of the bird and his impossibly tiny get up on the sanctuary's Facebook page on Sunday.
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I paced the playground alone, stealing glances over at my friend who looked impossibly cool leaning up against the bricks.
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His brother, Neil Cline, described him as "a ferociously brilliant student and impossibly bright mind" in a post on Berkeleyside.com.
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That's a full inch larger than the original Galaxy Note, which seemed impossibly large when it debuted back in 2011.
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"I wan't everybody and nobody," she sings, which isn't surprising given how everyone in this video is impossibly good looking.
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There are a few additions, like the black strap on the arm that looks like an impossibly thin health monitor.
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It's certainly not impossibly light like the MacBook, but it feels a fair bit lighter than any previous MacBook Pro.
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Mak's mother, slight and almost impossibly charming, considers this for a second, then recalls a story from few decades back.
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It's a reminder that, even when an administration looks impossibly wobbly to us, the region still looks for U.S. leadership.
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Maybe it's that private duality in his own soul that animates the impossibly still, haunting universe of his artistic masterpieces.
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That pain can transform the Communist past, with all its darkness, into a sort of fairyland, an impossibly good place.
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Take, for example, a summer roll, in which pieces of cucumber float on an impossibly aerated slate of pork sausage.
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He has a penchant for building things that often blow up—on purpose—like this impossibly dangerous-looking thermite cannon.
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Impossibly chiseled Tom of Finland-esque musclemen round out the world of female beauties that occupy his traditional fashion illustrations.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - At 2.3 percent, Minneapolis' jobless rate seems impossibly low, even with national unemployment at a 50-year trough.
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It is too much to think about, and far too much to explain, that these snails are so impossibly short.
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Compared to Tomorrow's Hits, the self-released 2016 follow-up Devil Music was almost impossibly lo-fi and bare bones.
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I spin the camera to my left, and the land drops away into impossibly wide valleys, farming communities, rivers, forests.
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"It complicates an already impossibly complicated situation," said Art Wheaton, a labor expert at the Worker Institute at Cornell University.
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Within a day, I was on a propeller plane to an impossibly green island with a population of around 8,000.
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The answers he provided are dull and convoluted; decoding Dunton's prose is like untangling a set of impossibly knotted earbuds.
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The W230 features a picture-on-wall design with an almost impossibly thin panel that measures just 93 inches thick.
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In a reversal of the illusion on the valley floor, Badwater seemed impossibly distant, much farther than fifteen miles off.
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The leaves covering the ground, impossibly crunchy and loud, required everyone watching to be utterly motionless while the camera rolled.
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We did child-friendly things like splashing in the impossibly clear, calm, turquoise water at La Caravelle beach in Ste.
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I thought of Stephen Curry, who has made a habit of performing impossibly difficult athletic feats with no apparent effort.
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It’s the start of an elaborate (and exhausting) arc that is at once needlessly complicated and impossibly boring.
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Hailey is featured heavily in the first four episodes; the model lurks around the studio, looking impossibly perfect in sweatpants.
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In the entryway, either the lights were meant to be impossibly dim or the bulbs were on their way out.
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Johnson might be an impossibly high standard for Garrett, but Lavin said he knew he was destined for baseball success.
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For the layperson, a Snapchat filter is a lot less deceptive than an impossibly skinny arm or digitally shaved jawline.
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The illustrations are delightful, too, making the nervous little owls impossibly cute and their nest as cozy as can be.
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Some victims sacrifice everything to make the climb, but are slain along the way, the burden of proof impossibly high.
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That trickster, she'll change verb tenses on you, leap miles ahead or years back, extend dreams, impossibly, into waking reality.
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Mr. Musk has likened that to scrapping a 747 jet after one flight, which would make air travel impossibly expensive.
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Rachel Comey has a knack for creating exactly the thing one imagines wearing to an impossibly cool Brooklyn dinner party.
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He was rich, impossibly cool, unabashedly heterosexual and responsible for increasing Bud Light sales 20 percent between 1987 and 1988.
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At a bread shop there, chatter revolved around impossibly high food prices and the growing migration of Venezuelans to Colombia.
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She's an impossibly cool but also totally tender songwriter documenting adolescence with an insight most people only manage in retrospect.
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It was a time when a certain purer kind of internet humor could survive: impossibly wholesome, addictively repetitive, and completely inscrutable.
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The ladies of Monterey are back to thrill audiences with their deadly secrets, elementary school drama, and impossibly elegant casual wear.
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Because we make it as hard as it is, probably anywhere in the world any democracy We make it impossibly hard.
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It is so impossibly difficult to rationalize how someone could find this remotely close to humor, wit, or an original idea.
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But thanks to some clever lighting, and the limits of human perception, it seems to sway at an impossibly languid tempo.
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Reaching a police station or one of the few crisis centers for women can be expensive and involve impossibly long journeys.
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He notes that some of the systems currently in place would look impossibly fast and accurate even a few years ago.
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Money can be overwhelming: There are so many competing goals, so many impossibly high numbers financial experts say we should hit.
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We marveled then too, filled with a sense of the sublime, stunned by a planet both impossibly magnificent and unimaginably vulnerable.
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Both men, in other words, have improved the way their profession thinks about the operation of impossibly complex, crucially important systems.
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This one is just so sad: Together and separately, these impossibly talented and beautiful actors made some terrible choices in 163.
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Feel better about it by watching amateur bakers rush to re-create impossibly intricate cakes in a limited amount of time.
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The original iPhone set an impossibly high standard, mixing aluminum, stainless steel, and plastic into one smooth and rounded touchscreen brick.
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The 12-year-old country sensation captured our hearts with his impossibly small red bow tie and a 2018 Coachella set.
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The result: The burden for people of color to prove discrimination in a way that's taken seriously can be impossibly high.
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And in doing the research for this slideshow, we realized that 2004 was an impossibly great year for one-hit wonders.
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Ryan Coogler fuses African culture and impossibly advanced technology to give the movie an incredible aesthetic unlike anything I've seen before.
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In one video, the ghost actually placed a hand on its chest as if it was, impossibly, having a heart attack.
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But not in Preposterous, a hilariously absurd short from Florent Porta where the total opposite impossibly happens in completely random scenarios.
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This Is Us often feels like a high-brow Hallmark movie, which means it's filled with tears and impossibly loving relationships.
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This impossibly foolish logic seems to be guiding Nintendo, which just told IGN it will stop shipping the popular NES Classic.
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But here in Portland, our cell phones are mostly without signal, and where we can get one, they are impossibly jammed.
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Her impossibly thin waist has taunted us, pointing out what for many of us is our biggest insecurity — our body size.
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And believe me, the Oasis without the cover is just impossibly light and makes the reading experience so much more comfortable.
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Is your local train station defended by these impossibly tough pokémon even though the game was just released in your country?
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When Beyoncé performs, you can see the sweat and the effort in every impossibly sleek dance combination, in every shimmering melisma.
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The rubber people can be stacked into impossibly straight columns, or tangled in a spidery, pulsing mass of skin and Speedos. .
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It was impossibly tight when I bought it and then I was out one day walking, insisting, and it suddenly wasn't.
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Elisabeth Moss's outstanding performance practically burns through the frame, and her wordless agony makes several scenes almost impossibly miserable to watch.
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The royal, who is expecting her third child in April, was impossibly chic in a flowing blush gown from Alexander McQueen.
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His message that the forgotten man is forgotten no more resonated so strongly that it won him an impossibly difficult election.
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She's still impossibly rich — in fact, she earned $62,500 per second for her quick loss to Amanda Nunes on Dec. 30.
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Edward Hopper did this in "Early Sunday Morning" (1930), with the impossibly long shadows spanning the full length of the sidewalk.
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And let's face it: A dressed-down (but still impossibly chic) wedding dress lookalike is a welcome addition to any closet.
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Also, Tavia Gilbert, as the Goose, has to repeat every word she utters, over and over, at an impossibly rapid clip.
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It is impossibly difficult to pour so much love and worry into a person incapable of reciprocating, and we know this.
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It was the first warm day after an impossibly long winter, which made the whole thing feel that much more cruel.
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This #FathersDay, I'm thinking of when my kids were young & how impossibly awful the idea of losing them would have been.
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It's an evening of safe laughs for people, especially young mothers, who think that raising children is an impossibly demanding task.
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Spoilers for Westworld season 2, episode 2 below As we've previously noted, Westworld is almost impossibly boring as a theme park.
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The clerics argued that she had never relapsed and that her survival in first remission was rare but not impossibly so.
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Using the entire chicken, which once would have seemed impossibly extravagant for soup, provides the perfect balance of fat and flavor.
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Was I just being impossibly naïve in the confidence I placed in the intellectual integrity of these allegedly independent research organizations?
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" He followed this with "Moonshadow," a sexy, shimmying "Wild World," unthinkable a decade ago, and an impossibly beautiful "Father and Son.
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Other objects provide insight into the medieval perception of women, who could either be impossibly holy saints or treacherous femme fatales.
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He's a walking thunderstorm, with slick footwork, brute strength, and an impossibly deft touch anywhere within 15 feet of the rim.
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Maybe it's the impossibly satiny finish of the lipsticks or how the nail polishes manage to instantly chic-ify our desks.
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Having yet to be fatigued by the aches and pains of adolescence, the music world seemed impossibly glamorous and improbably brilliant.
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Onstage, Ariana's the image of composure—small even in impossibly high platform heels, framed by dancers and her four-piece band.
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Later when gift-wrapped Barbies showed up on our doorstep, we donated the impossibly shaped dolls to the local thrift shop.
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ROME — The music swelled, heavenly clouds began to fade and impossibly bright rays of light began to cut through the theater.
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It begins in 1940 when David Sparsholt, an impossibly handsome young man bound for a military career, arrives at Oxford University.
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Yet keeping him offstage for so long has raised expectations so impossibly high that I'm not sure the show can deliver.
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It was another impossibly narrow one-run victory, another comeback, another nail-biter—right down to the final strike Knebel threw.
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I could tell you this story because it happened, but impossibly, in some sense, because it did not happen to me.
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He seemed to be kneeling inside her womb; we could see his bottom and the soles of his feet, impossibly small.
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It's your basic black or plaid trench but taken up a notch, with impossibly fluffy details around the collar and sleeves.
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This picture also looks like it was sent through kirakira+, a favorite app of celebrities that makes photos look impossibly sparkly.
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She also watched Star Trek: The Next Generation at a formative age, imprinting on its impossibly optimistic vision of the future.
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When Grace relays this information to Frankie, her BFF decides there must be something hiding inside of the impossibly hard sofa.
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Having a helmet allows (and football coaches teach) styles of tackling and blocking that would be impossibly dangerous for the bareheaded.
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The other, more commercial issue is that ear crystals are impossibly small—roughly one-fifth the width of a human hair.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)The Ray-Danz soundbar manages to produce an impossibly wide sound stage for something of its size.
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This impossibly disturbing subject matter is served well by — perhaps even demands — the innovative and capacious structure Unferth has given it.
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In some ways he was a man of his time, and in others he was impossibly far ahead of the curve.
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On the one hand, these microscopic organisms are impossibly cute, seeming like tiny blimps that bumble around harmlessly on their stubby legs.
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As well as being impossibly cute, it would therefore seem that tardigrades are our surest hope for maintaining life on this planet.
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OLED sets can be impossibly thin and light—key attributes of the company's new top-of-the-line LG Signature OLED G6.
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OLED sets can be impossibly thin and light—key attributes of the company's new top-of-the-line LG Signature OLED G220.
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Click here to view original GIFBuilding a robot that can replicate everything a human can do is both impossibly complicated and expensive.
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Back in December, 90 minutes for a half-marathon—13.1 consecutive miles at six minutes 51 seconds per mile—seemed impossibly fast.
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And there is no better way to enjoy your time in the water than with an obnoxious and impossibly large pool float.
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"Sometimes money is the only way to get justice," he says in the first episode, in yet another impossibly heavy-handed summary.
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That's a reason to think it won't work on any level past, perhaps, marginally raising awareness of an already impossibly famous plutocrat.
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The gallery's layout contributes much to this striking presentation: the artworks are bathed in light and shown in an impossibly long row.
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Still, she is beautiful in the inaccessible way that stars are: impossibly shiny wherever one should shine, perfectly matte wherever one shouldn't.
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Gazing down at milkmen and school moms, I felt impossibly far from their world—and absolutely at home in a chemsex haze.
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Over the weekend, Victoria and David Beckham celebrated their impossibly cute daughter Harper's sixth birthday with family, presents, and some baked goodies.
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 22 (Reuters) - At 2.3 percent, Minneapolis' jobless rate seems impossibly low, even with national unemployment at a 50-year trough.
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The path looks impossibly long, with only a few days left for unlikely flip-flops and for skeptics to be won over.
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Now, it feels impossibly cramped to type on, leaving me wondering how any of us ever managed it all those years ago.
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Her highness brought along her Formation tour set — complete with water-covered floor and impossibly fierce backup dancers — to the ceremony stage.
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Queen guitarist Brian May, a doctor in the impossibly complex field of astrophysics, has been fighting the good fight of asteroid awareness.
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With their impossibly spindly legs, sea spiders—which aren't even actual spiders—stride across the ocean floor with eerily slow, deliberate steps.
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It's a perfect synthesis of subject and form: quick, high-energy, quite stupid, and impossibly fun, as exemplified by this excerpt: Art.
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As it cools, it creates a crystal clear tadpole-like droplet that's bulletproof on one end, but impossibly fragile on the other.
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While I rarely have much sympathy for the impossibly privileged Kevin Pearson, even I want him to get his necklace back now.
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Getting glam, sexy, beachy waves at home used to be nearly impossibly before Sarah Potempa introduced her bestselling hair tool, the Beachwaver.
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David Bowie, the endlessly inventive, impossibly influential pop god, died on Monday, and since then the entire world has been in mourning.
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There are the the always-sleek, impossibly sophisticated clothes, of course, that we absolutely can't wait to buy offshoots of at Target.
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Each contestant got a custom sound bite reel, press sheet, and profile page, including a relatable anecdote and impossibly humble ad budget.
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Nutrition is an impossibly complicated and contested field, and rarely do we agree on what is and is not good for us.
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Leaving aside the fact that Harington is impossibly chiselled, that also gives her unfettered early access to the final season's storyline, right?
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Impossibly beautiful people with porcelain skin preached the gospel of chemical exfoliants and serums on their Instagram stories, so I bought them.
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In an impossibly fitting move, Toomey is launching a nail polish collaboration with Tenoverten, the brand dedicated to simple, non-toxic formulas.
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That feeling of being totally cocooned in an impossibly soft, exceptionally warm fabric while the weather rages outside is truly bar none.
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Tourist boards flew popular Instagrammers to their idyllic locations and paid them to post impossibly stunning photographs to attract other world trekkers.
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Now, in addition to the original Barbie -- impossibly slender and often parodied -- the doll will come in tall, petite and curvy varieties.
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That sort of pressure, combined with an impossibly heavy workload and a healthy diet of LSD, in Wilson's words, fucked his brain.
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Sure, there were impossibly colorful stretch pants during my early-'90s childhood (when phrases like "stretch pants" still existed in the stylesphere).
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Weaving through the street vendors, with their green mangoes impossibly balanced on their rickety carts, I hear the shrill laughter of children.
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All of the V. J.s were impossibly cool, but in my humble opinion, Downtown Julie Brown was the coolest of them all.
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By becoming a nuanced character in her own book, she humanizes the impossibly competent, morally unsullied ideal she seems on the surface.
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"I'm taking over her education," Mr. Fickel said, sitting on a white leather sofa, Mr. Bigglesworth asleep in his impossibly skinny arms.
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Packed with luxury brands and overrun with shiny Bentleys and Audis, it's also impossibly expensive — kryptonite for a penny-pincher like me.
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The extroverted Debra (Talaura Harms) is engaged back home but still flirts with the handsome, impossibly sweet French bellhop (Marshall Taylor Thurman).
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He had an impossibly low hairline, a tan, wrinkled face, a bobbling head, and as a bonus, he called his wife Mommy.
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I hate 90% of energy bars, but I keep looking for that impossibly delicious and healthy combination that doesn't seem to exist.
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There are little square Cretan pies called kalitsounia, with impossibly light crisp exteriors and a filling of fluffy sheep and goat cheese.
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The ice cream in this perfect sandwich is impossibly airy, dissolving with immediacy in your mouth like a frozen, vanilla-perfumed breeze.
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It's the type of impossibly quaint seaside scene you might expect to find in New England, only within New York City limits.
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Personal preference mattersSo you love listening to AC/DC while you program, but you find your colleague&aposs Beethoven symphonies impossibly distracting.
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Groups of impossibly cute children were roaming from one table to the next, grabbing as many balloons and cookies as they could.
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And it seems almost impossibly quaint, because the search for the truth in the Trump investigations is breaking down along partisan lines.
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OLED TVs can be impossibly thin (even rollable), but their picture quality is exemplary, making them the pinnacle of living room entertainment.
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Shouldn't these impossibly perfect-looking, tall men who go on government-paid paternal leave be a little, well, more evolved by now?
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Lyons's home in New York City, which has been covered repeatedly by the press, is a knockout, both casual and impossibly luxurious.
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Yet five minutes after our wind sprint, there he was, an impossibly human specimen with thinning hair and yellow eyes, sporting flip-flops.
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Impossibly thick groupings of electrical wires, micro-thin streets and strangely stacked homes exist side by side with gargantuan edifices and broad boulevards.
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Colter is impossibly charming — possibly the most charismatic actor from the four Marvel Netflix superheroes (with stiff competition from Krysten Ritter's Jessica Jones).
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Aided by their personal propulsion kits, they move impossibly fast, running along walls and leaping over chasms that no normal person could cross.
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Normally, performing such a measurement would be impossibly complex, explained the paper's authors, but it was made easier by the buckyball's unique structure.
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In an impossibly cute video, a toddler named Rayna expresses her love for an abandoned water heater — which she mistakes for a robot.
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I dug, and was rewarded with a mottled and polychromatic stone, streaked with color that gleamed and shifted almost impossibly in the light.
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Scan across the Facebook Live map, and more often than not, someone will be selling you something: impossibly fuzzy blankets; vintage clothing; pearls.
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To no one's surprise, Selina had a complicated relationship with her mother, who apparently set impossibly high standards that Selina could never meet.
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She's also usually got impossibly glowing skin that leads to an obsession with finding out what skin-care routine — and aesthetician — is responsible.
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With her soft eyes and impossibly large smile, she seemed poised to be the next Julia Roberts; America's sweetheart for the 21st century.
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By then synchronizing the light to high-speed vibration, the object in the frame looks like it is moving in impossibly slow motion.
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An impossibly, constantly escalating news cycle is rendering a show written during the week, about the whole week's events, a nearly impossible task.
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But if there can only be a few winners, the political fight over which places should get the spoils could be impossibly nasty.
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And on an impossibly foggy day, the event was clear evidence of how cozy the tech industry is with Democrats from Northern California.
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But Mr. Trump's religious posturing is not about theology, it's about branding — and if his religious worldview seems impossibly dated, that's by design.
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You have the opportunity to make the impossibly hard decisions involved in estate planning for and on behalf of those you leave behind.
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Repealing the ACA is all the way off the table, though it was already an impossibly steep climb even under unified Republican control.
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But one of them is so impossibly, unnecessarily dumb it made my head explode every time I had to use it: closing apps.
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Last year the government unveiled an almost impossibly ambitious plan to make 90% of polluted soil usable by the end of the decade.
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"The Iceberg" is Marion Coutts's stunningly fierce, wise, impossibly gorgeous account of the death of her husband, Tom Lubbock, from a brain tumor.
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But somehow when poured onto Arthur Carabott's intriguing fountain, it instead sticks to impossibly perfect straight paths and corners on its way down.
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The further away New Horizons gets, and as it encounters objects impossibly far from Earth, the more Star Trek-like this mission becomes.
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Certainly the odds of a democratic society emerging from any dictatorship are impossibly long, and Sudan's history makes success particularly hard to imagine.
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Along with the already strenuous living and working conditions, it's an experience that's impossibly trying, as culinary arts intern Gianna Sinopoli eventually learned.
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It's impossibly expensive, he says, to build a network in response to random patterns of demand growth while remaining locked into past choices.
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A meme was born in October when someone spotted Ariana Grande impossibly kneeling on a stool on her album cover for My Everything.
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Since inside the bubble it's already taken for granted that "the Clintons" are crooks, the bar for scandal exploitation is set impossibly high.
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The Montage Beverly Hills Sean Penn chose this impossibly stylish hotel for his star-studded Haiti Rising event for the fifth year running.
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It truly was more like looking through an impossibly-clean window than watching a screen, with the 3D producing no eye strain whatsoever.
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Back in January, Italian designer Alberta Ferretti seemingly did the impossible: She made "day of the week" clothing impossibly chic (and relevant again).
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But watching her drink an impossibly healthy, grown-up beverage, it's hard not to think about how this May, Dunham will turn 30.
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Faiyaz offers up the impossibly catchy hook, helping to give the song a staying power that can light up a room anytime, anywhere.
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But watching her drink an impossibly healthy, grown-up beverage, it's hard not to think about how this May, Dunham will turn 229.
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And in case you're thinking that the argument seems impossibly far-fetched, the petition includes a reminder that in 1977's Piper v.
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Mr. Obama, he said, was handicapped by the impossibly high expectations Europeans had for him when he was a presidential candidate in 2008.
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Back then, I would not have understood the emotional complexity of what Ma was offering—strands of an impossibly rich inner life interwoven.
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Ultimately, however, all three camps will be forced to grapple with a historic failure in the race for an impossibly safe Senate seat.
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Sporting an impossibly tall beanie, Ethan Klein of h3h3 productions takes us through the 100% totally accurate life and times of DJ Khaled.
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Which makes sense: Ballet might actually be a decent analogue for social media fame, as it has an impossibly high standard for perfection.
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Or is she the victim of a shadowy conspiracy that impossibly owes its existence to both the Nazis and the Elders of Zion?
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In video games, being a badass just generally means being a bad person doing bad things but who is impossibly smug about it.
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This little rectangle of unattainable (for me), impossibly thin (for the time) glass and plastic didn't seem like a world-changer at first.
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Campuses across South Africa are on fire — in some cases literally — as students protesting impossibly high fees lock horns with reckless police officers.
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Lisa Kudrow plays Valerie Cherish, an impossibly vain sitcom actress whose willingness to endure humiliations in pursuit of fame can seem almost stoic.
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The 1986 movie "Betty Blue" turned men on to a concept of women with mental illness as impossibly chic, French and sexually insatiable.
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I think those kinds of supports are crucial to getting us through this impossibly difficult, but nonetheless, something we have to endure, period.
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The film introduced me and countless others to the genre of dance theater and its impossibly rich possibilities of movement and meaning-making.
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You'd have to cool a liquid impossibly slowly—perhaps even infinitely slowly—to keep it from hardening before it hit the Kauzmann temperature.
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The classic matchup between the bigger, stronger LaMotta and the impossibly elegant Robinson produced closely contested bouts packed with skill, heart and suspense.
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Tony recalls travelling into New York City with his father during the seventies to try sushi, which at the time seemed impossibly exotic.
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It was about three young, edgy and impossibly beautiful outsiders who exuded hipness while they solved crimes as undercover officers in Los Angeles.
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Down the beach, I could see the lights of the wedding party, but when I returned to Casa Tiny, it was impossibly dark.
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We can get carried away with anxiety-inducing visions of it going catastrophically wrong, and also impossibly idealistic fantasies of it going perfectly.
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This was impossibly ambitious, partly because the people seeking a progressive future did not want to give it to Republicans for any reason.
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With his six-foot-infinity frame and impossibly long legs, Mr. Durant seemed to swallow a yard of real estate with each stride.
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We're about to find out how far the already impossibly low standards to which we hold the Trump administration have fallen since then.
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The morning sunlight streaming in only heightened the effect, making it just too impossibly bright and, yes, cheerful, to sleep past 8 a.m.
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Kaneza Schaal is impossibly gorgeous, no matter what the lighting, and it is easy to see why Calvin fell in love with Girlfriend.
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But there's no denying that regular people — even incredibly cool ones with impossibly dewy complexions — are at the heart of Glossier's growth strategy.
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They've outwitted their impossibly huge adversaries, and used their value as bargaining chips when their many enemies backed them into seemingly impossible corners.
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The way we consume fashion has changed, and while nothing takes away from the pleasure of a fantasy fashion editorial shot on an impossibly beautiful woman, in an impossibly beautiful location, wearing the most expensive, exclusive clothes, and the most perfect hair and makeup — the street style photographers, and their Instagram accounts have a different raison d'etre; to bring that fantasy to earth.
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There isn't necessarily a ceiling on the mad antics Dom and his crew can get into, but the series has set expectations impossibly high.
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WHEN the first Body Shop opened in 1976, squeezed between two funeral parlours, it seemed an impossibly exotic addition to Britain's dowdy high streets.
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Impossibly, I could see it was heading my way — I could win as long as the end-year price was between $49.50 and $53.49.
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As such, the reality star has uploaded more intimate, and impossibly stylish, photos of her family for fans and other on-lookers to enjoy.
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Cooper traded in his grizzled Jackson tan and fictional antics for a dashing — and impossibly pristine — white suit and loving looks at his date.
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But apparently the laws are different in Sweden, where you can take down drones using impossibly dangerous weapons; like a rocket-propelled katana sword.
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It's eight tracks of chattery hi-hats, anxious arpeggiations, and blown-out drum programming that fly by at what seems an impossibly rapid clip.
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You, too, can have an impossibly chic tiny home — it just takes a little planning (and a whole lot of getting rid of junk).
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What else are a pair of impossibly good-looking teen boxing entrepreneurs to do but hit the hottest event of the academic year together?
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This year, Samsung's new One Invisible Connection crams the power cable into a new, impossibly small cable that can be nearly 45 feet long.
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They were almost impossibly old and stacked with future Hall of Famers like Grant Fuhr, Glenn Anderson, Dale Hawerchuk, Chris Pronger and Al MacInnis.
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Then there are scam companies that drive prices even lower by taking old televisions for impossibly low rates with no intention of recycling them.
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The dwellings in the advertisements were impossibly expensive — they cost numbers higher than I'd ever counted — but, in my child's mind, they seemed attainable.
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Ultimately, though, Game of Thrones' finale feels like it's more about fans' impossibly high expectations than about the actual merits of the show's ending.
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But outside of the fact that it's impossibly distracting and some of the filters are terrifying, the app does have a few other cons.
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A classical computer — the field's word for the computers we use today — would need to be impossibly powerful to solve these increasingly difficult problems.
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In fact, her fling is a woman (the impossibly cool Sofia Boutella), which shouldn't be monumental but remains noteworthy in such a mainstream film.
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Is Sebastian (Outlander hunk Sam Heughan), an impossibly handsome MI6 agent with a jaw that could cut you in half, really trying to help?
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He's claimed, impossibly, to have witnessed victims jumping out of the World Trade Center to their deaths from four miles away at Trump Tower.
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Intricate Paper Cutouts of Animals Are Impossibly Detailed Clever Paper Cutouts Will Change the WAy You Look at Famous Landmarks from Around the World
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We've written a lot about this exciting new era of 4K TVs, when these impossibly sharp displays finally cost less than a used Mercedes.
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I, too, was the ugly duckling … My teenage years were desperately awkward and unhappy … I had a baby face with an impossibly big nose.
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Democrats have consistently resisted reforms that would modernize the Federal Reserve, bringing much needed transparency to what most Americans consider an impossibly opaque institution.
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Beyoncé uploaded another round of impossibly aspirational family photos to her website, and one thing remains clear: Blue Ivy Carter has very high standards.
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Rather, you're led beneath the main shop floor to an impossibly plush lounge, bedecked with velvet furnishings and oversized bottles of Ford's iconic fragrances.
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Then everything was assembled together to create a sequence that, not long ago, would have been impossibly expensive, regardless of the length of development.
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Click here to view original GIFRacing Formula One is like being inside a fighter jet that's zipping through impossibly winding roads at 200 MPH.
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Twice a year, haute couture provides a much-welcomed distraction from everyday life by transporting us into a fantasy world through impossibly intricate fashion.
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I had two terrible dating habits and they were a bad combo: I was impossibly picky, and I also didn't make time for dating.
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It opens with a majestic view of an African kingdom: impossibly green hills, trees, and mountains, and a bright, beautiful castle in the distance.
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A leader who will be guided every day by the love and hope and impossibly big dreams that we all have for our children.
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This is the bezel that holds the cameras — one 20 MP telephoto and a 16 MP wide-angle camera — but it's just impossibly ugly.
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And so White emphasizes the tragedy, making his Lancelot riddled with self-loathing, a weak and broken man chasing after an impossibly high ideal.
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First it found me on my Instagram feed, revealing itself as a sponsored square of impossibly well lit dancers in a mystery woodland setting.
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Ocean's 8, at its most endearing, is a slick, glamorous romp that makes you yearn for three more hours with its impossibly charismatic crew.
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It can feel impossibly heavy listening back, but two years after his death, you can almost see something different shining out of the darkness.
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However, for years, Peloton users have publicly pointed out that the people at the top of leaderboards consistently have outputs that seem impossibly high.
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It is colloquial in tempo yet nerdy in content, divinely detached yet intimately casual in tone, impossibly learned and improvisational at the same time.
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Mix that in with the still potent liberal anger over Garland's treatment and the odds of Menendez being forced out become almost impossibly long.
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Conservation biologist Imogene Cancellare posted a video on Twitter of blue sheep walking down a cliff at what looks like an impossibly steep angle.
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Our culture claims to celebrate vigor and well-being, yet holds up steroid-addled men and impossibly thin women as models of physical perfection.
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Electroclash was all the rave and his gloriously tacky cover of "Sunglasses at Night" sounded like the most impossibly glamorous record we'd ever herd.
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Their businesses, their medical issues, their interpersonal relationships all are dependent on and tied to these hairy beasts—they are inextricably linked, impossibly bonded.
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It plays, however, like Out Run with added gore, as you traverse an endless, undulating ribbon of tarmac that shifts impossibly between unconnected environments.
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He guides multiple balls to the far corners, occasionally nudging the machine to float them back to his flipper for an impossibly soft landing.
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This young woman's eyes radiated a sparkling kindness, like two universes gazing out from some impossibly vast and infinite space hidden behind her face.
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Mr. Degelia went out to the land when it was still dark, using a flashlight until it became impossibly swarmed by stray, homeless bees.
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That's when Kenneth Arnold, an Idaho businessman flying a private plane, saw nine disc-like objects zooming impossibly fast past Mount Rainier, in Washington.
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Since arcade games wanted you to keep feeding in quarters when you lost, the odds were often unfairly (or outright impossibly) weighted against players.
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The poet found it here, on a spread of hundreds of acres hidden away in billowing terrain of impossibly green pastures and endless woods.
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Stocks rose so rapidly in 216 and early 210 — on top of their increases since 27 — that prices had begun to seem impossibly high.
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Technically, Ginger is talking about her dear friend, the ever-idealistic and impossibly talented Katy Keene, played by Pretty Little Liars mainstay Lucy Hale.
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This intimate show will offer a glimpse of where Ms. Polachek, who possesses an impossibly gorgeous and feather-light vocal range, might go creatively.
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A long walk through one of the botanical gardens, Prospect Park or Central Park is likely to be spoiled by an impossibly hard rainfall.
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You already know Nine West for impossibly chic shoes that never fail to earn you a compliment and stylish accessories that complete every outfit.
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He's also the source of one of the novel's most pointed insights about violence: "Mostly, people are in impossible positions, and they act impossibly."
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He rendered a Knicks defender helpless with one impossibly long, oddly graceful step backward before rising way up to calmly sink a fadeaway jumper.
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But the group's music — sharp, sociopolitical rhymes set to impossibly cool jazz arrangements — has become a touchstone for generations of younger hip-hop artists.
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The rapper-singer-flutist, known for her vociferous support of body positivity, earned the coveted title for her "relentlessly positive and impossibly catchy" sound.
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NEW YORK(Reuters) - Thanks to TV shows like "Mad Men," the advertising world seems to many to be impossibly stylish and full of intrigue.
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To start, there are impossibly light and crisp corn cakes, served with peanut dipping sauce, like those sold from street stalls in North Sulawesi.
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It's enormous in this coffee table-styled volume, the building's impossibly sloped roof and wiry black iron rails crashing into the generous page borders.
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She said she even figured out a way to add rumble, and will be adding it in future iterations of the impossibly small controller.
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Directed by the talented Todd Haynes, it's a woozy, aching gay love story featuring the impossibly great Cate Blanchett and beautiful chameleon Rooney Mara.
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He's impossibly veiny with a torso shaped like a dehydrated letter V. There are similar physique comparison photos of The Rock pre and post Hollywood.
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The case appears to hearken back to the days of Tiger's low-tech electronic handheld games, which look impossibly crude by today's portable gaming standards.
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Behind every impossibly glowy #nomakeupselfie or bare-faced "get ready with me" video, there's, more likely than not, a personal skin struggle we can't see.
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He's the most wealth of any man alive, the least signs of deep mania, the noble model of what an impossibly wealthy man should be.
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After getting impossibly stuck in the desert soil, Spirit was caught at an unfortunate angle, and the rover no longer absorbed enough sunlight to survive.
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Then he swings an inch-perfect swing—impossibly quick, down and back up through the zone, scooping a low fastball—and the ball takes off.
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Questioning whether cable systems were still monopolies, he insisted limits on that control had to clear an almost impossibly lofty bar under the First Amendment.
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There will be diminished gains to be had as the number of personalities and brands that fall short of this impossibly high standard adds up.
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People painted cats, bats, and rainbows onto children's faces on an impossibly nice day the campaign used as an effort to create a volunteer base.
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This is an intriguing choice, which helps introduce the patter of Shakespeare's poetry to the ear without the distraction of Mr Craig's impossibly blue eyes.
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Instead of holding onto their anger, the women let go of their bad blood to hold hands and scream on the (impossibly clean) subway platform.
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By now, most women are probably aware of the discrepancy between their bodies and the impossibly thin women who appear on TV and in magazines.
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That meant that I was less compelled to compare myself to the men she saw who were invariably tall, handsome, smart, successful, impossibly well-endowed.
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One: the way technology works in our day and age is an impossibly complex interplay between massive, semi-monopolistic giants, and sometimes weird coincidences occur.
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Solomon writes: "The Iceberg" is Marion Coutts's stunningly fierce, wise, impossibly gorgeous account of the death of her husband, Tom Lubbock, from a brain tumor.
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Running under a soft-toned, low-perspective photo of Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez—both young, handsome, and impossibly great—were 2,700 words of exultation.
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In a landscape dominated by the impossibly sexy teens of Riverdale, Everything gives us the messy, bumbling, and honest coming out story the world needs.
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You can see from the determination on his face that Saelee is in that "zone," acting instinctively as he racks up an impossibly high score.
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Grey's Anatomy was originally packaged as a sexy medical drama where all the impossibly attractive doctors hook up in broom closets, which it technically is.
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He remembers looking at the bombers and imagining their crews drinking coffee and talking about college football, and thinking about how impossibly remote they were.
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That's why puzzles exist, and other brain twisting nightmares like these impossibly complex mazes that took their creator over seven years to draw by hand.
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That has sparked some concern that his voters would either skip the next vote altogether or, less likely but not impossibly, vote for Le Pen.
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Use the app to check up on some of those vital but impossibly hard to find privacy settings for your Google, Facebook and Amazon accounts.
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But the puzzle game transcends its clear inspiration with almost impossibly detailed hand-drawn art and animations that make it a joy to keep playing.
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At a glance, Tezi Gabunia's Put Your Head into Gallery looks like a series of massive, impossibly hyperrealist sculptures installed in famous museums and galleries.
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Although All American is all about beautiful teens at an impossibly wealthy high school, Spencer tends to forget that fact to spend more time glowering.
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In 2015, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recalled being dismayed about her first opinion assignment in 1993 because it dealt with an impossibly complicated congressional law.
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They're impossibly stylish, super-sweet, downright sexy and now they're engaged — so Ciara and Russell Wilson can now officially be your all-time favorite couple.
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It gave me both sort of sports fantasies: The tactical challenge of play calling mixed with the grandeur of catching that impossibly long hail mary.
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As Taylor rounded a corner, the alien flicked its impossibly long forked tongue toward her, wrapping it around her armored body like a fleshy cable.
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As Teen Vogue noted, it wasn't some impossibly expensive, bespoke topper she was wearing: You can pick up Gomez's exact pick at your local Zara.
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The trio's sparsely titled second demo showcases an impossibly heavy, primal death sound dredged through the slimiest of caverns and most befouled altars of madness.
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The 90s Nickelodeon show about an impossibly cool fourth-grader's big city hijinks with his pal Gerald and nemesis-slash-secret admirer Helga G. Pataki?
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The current U.S. healthcare system is suffocating under an impossibly convoluted complex of subsidies, licenses, prohibitions, certificate of need laws, and other anti-competitive privileges.
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And I can't help but wonder whether the impossibly high beauty standards today's teen girls set themselves has a damaging effect on their self-esteem.
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It's mid-July in Ottawa, and one of those city nights that's like living inside an asshole— impossibly hot and sticky and close with fumes.
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Just as Chidi is teaching Eleanor, the impossibly nice, ever-optimistic Carol is teaching Phil to rise above himself, to show empathy, and to grow.
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (27913:27903).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (13:30).
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Even so, Nora continues, society still sets impossibly high expectations for mothers while fathers get away with making mistakes and doing as little as possible.
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (1:30).
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" A funeral buffet, in Mr. Foer's hands, is a lesson in the quantum physics of solace: "Impossibly dense kugels bent light and time around them.
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"The Get Down," a fanciful origin story of hip-hop in the Bronx, presents it as the year a new urban culture impossibly took flight.
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Having the ability to retrace your steps across 200 hours of Breath of the Wild seems impossibly large, but Nintendo says that's what this is.
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (2390:231).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (2212:2239).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (2365:23212).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (1:23).
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A Good Appetite With its feathery, airy yet impossibly buttery layers, puff pastry seems like one of those complicated kitchen projects best left to professionals.
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (4133:4123).
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The company thinks of itself — and wants shoppers to think of it — as the everyman's version of James Bond's savvy, impossibly suave product guy, "Q".
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"Friends" actress Jennifer Aniston thanked fans of the iconic sitcom for believing in the show's "impossibly large apartments" at the People's Choice Awards Sunday night.
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (2800:2745).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (275553:2246).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (7913:7903).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (23250:232929).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (230:2350).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (23212:3309).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (303:30).
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For others, the extraordinary circumstances around the case seemed like an impossibly high bar to reach in the any future instance of police-involved murder.
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Inspired by the impossibly smooth surface of a fake wood office desk, Business Furniture is the latest project from the Rotterdam-based design duo Nightshop.
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The series is more evenly matched than the first game made it appear; this rivalry is, as Jared Dubin wrote last week, almost impossibly competitive.
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (227:2866).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (2308:246).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (22:28113).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (22:200).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (23352:233101).
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It's a show aimed at parents, especially young mothers, who want to foster the idea that raising children is an impossibly demanding task (23866:23811).
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"John, I heard your story about how you got to us is pretty great," said the master of ceremonies, an impossibly sunny woman named Tara.
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Tracing the interaction of taught and untaught artists over the past century, this exhibition tackles an impossibly immense subject and starts stronger than it finishes.
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She is Versace, both literally and proverbially, and yet she is so much Versace, so impossibly anything but Versace, that she is never called Versace.
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The long room's impossibly high pressed-tin ceilings and white-painted walls manage that elusory meeting of modernity and rusticism — simplicity at its most luxurious.
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It looks more and more like the prosecution and defense are all working impossibly long hours for men whose fates are, if forestalled, still inevitable.
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Asked what he had managed to remove before he fled the storm in advance of the pounding rain, he paused for five impossibly long seconds.
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That's when Kenneth Arnold, above, an Idaho businessman flying his private plane, saw nine disc-like objects zooming impossibly fast past Mount Rainier, in Washington.
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The latest TVs pack better image quality than ever before into impossibly thin bodies, but their designs leave little room for decent built-in speakers.
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Fit City In the era of hip-hop yoga and handstands on Instagram, it's easy to associate yoga with impossibly lithe and limber young people.
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Kepler was searching, somewhat blindly, an impossibly small sliver of space, and it found a potentially habitable world more quickly than anyone might have guessed.
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The drive I so fondly remember happened on an impossibly empty and dry Northern California road with more twists than a M. Night Shyamalan script.
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One impossibly humid night, I watched fans (it would be redundant to call them drunks) in the upper deck hurling beers down onto the bleachers.
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She looked impossibly young for someone with her history, which she shared with a trusting openness I've found to be characteristic of people in recovery.
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By then, we recognized that we had aged out of the neighborhood, teeming as it is now with N.Y.U. students and impossibly hip European tourists.
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The quest for Dulcinea meanders through a long series of unlikely adventures, including Quixote's famous fight with a group of windmills, impossibly reconfigured as giants.
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This year felt impossibly long, but science tells us that right now is actually much, much shorter than it feels when we're trudging through it.
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In essence, we witness the impossibly large spectrum of humanity, and wonder how it is that one end could be so different from the other.
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Kelly said these restrictions present a narrative that clozapine is impossibly difficult to use, but she doesn't find that to be the case in practice.
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The codfish served under an impossibly light cloud of fluffy potato (19063 euros) was heavenly, and balanced wonderfully with a generous drizzle of citrus oil.
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It's best evidenced on tracks like "June Anthem," which employ melodies catchy enough for pop structures, but twist them around this impossibly fast drum programming.
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I imagine it will always be all I see, even as yellow cranes build one imposing, impossibly priced condominium development after another in its place.
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But there's one nagging problem: The movie spends a lot of time resisting how gleeful and impossibly playful the Power Rangers are meant to be.
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Here's the whole impossibly stylish gang — Cruz, Romeo, Harper, Victoria, David, and Brooklyn — doing New Year's tropics-style: Check out more photos of the resort below.
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Sadly, your skills can't hold a candle to this truck-driving Jedi who squeezes a full tractor trailer into an impossibly narrow spot without a scratch.
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This movie is exactly what it wants to be, and that is an unabashedly ridiculous action-thriller about impossibly attractive people defying the laws of physics.
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Information spreads impossibly fast on the internet, which is great if it's a video of a skateboarding dog but a nightmare if it's your home address.
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But right now, all of those decisions are impossibly remote, and for the families venturing out of Houston's shelters, there's one consuming imperative — assess the damage.
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It's another product I tried whilst researching the 10-Step system, and it's impossibly hydrating for its silky, lightweight formula and lack of grease or stickiness.
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However, all of them are under the same pressure to look impossibly well put-together at any given moment, setting impossible, grandiose standards for everyday civilians.
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Ellen has once again found a story so impossibly sweet it almost makes us forget all the garbage she had to sift through to get it.
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San Francisco poses a different series of challenges for Uber's self-driving cars, like impossibly steep hills, cable cars, bicyclists, and hordes of smartphone-distracted pedestrians.
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Given the impossibly short amount of time that local associations have to assess and pick candidates, they are going to go with the tried and trusted.
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He might just want US companies to get an impossibly early start to make sure that they're not left behind on the next-next-generation thing.
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The light at the end of the tunnel seems impossibly far away, Kushner realizes, but then, it did when he was first writing Angels in America.
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That would mean not measuring it so unforgivingly against the New York of my youth, not holding it to the impossibly high standards of my nostalgia.
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But it also curves into soft folds in other places, like above his narrow hips, which are permanently cocked in an impossibly angled, now iconic contrapposto.
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After skewering those yogurt commercial tropes of impossibly perfect women, the brand delves into some more realistic portrayals of what professional women's mornings might look like.
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Related: Bestiality and Surrealism Collide in Frightful Hyperrealistic Sculptures Impossibly Posed Fashion Photography Defies the Laws of Physics These Fashionable Watercolors Will Give You Clothing Envy
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That's why the team is currently focused on the fashion implementations for the technology, because the refresh rate would be impossibly slow as a computer display.
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And, the majority of the news media headlines and analysis about Trump focus on how he's an impossibly inept candidate with no support among mainstream Americans.
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You can capture an image of yourself against the impossibly beautiful backdrop of an orange sun dropping from a pink sky into a deep blue sea.
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If you love live music, the new Here Active Listening System is an impossibly nerdy idea that might change the way you experience your favorite hobby.
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Throughout Lucky and his primary collaborator—producer Dernst "D'mile" Emile—craft this impossibly vibrant, overstuffed and expensive-sounding combo of glimmering melodies and complex studio trickery.
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We reach it by driving through urban sprawl and out into the hills, passing a seemingly endless stream of impossibly fit athletes pounding the roadside paths.
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Despite hard work around each of their entrepreneurial ventures, the two walked away with a string of failures, and their goal of becoming millionaires impossibly distant.
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The wit of the moviemakers is displayed effectively here, and even more so in a rescue sequence showcasing the impossibly fast moves of the young Quicksilver.
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Call her, beep her, however you reach her, it's time to give a shoutout to Christina Milian, the voice behind Kim Possible's impossibly catchy theme song.
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He spends most of the novel careening around 1980s New York in a posh suit looking for Quaaludes and getting impossibly high in various fancy rooms.
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"Tony recalls travelling into New York City with his father during the seventies to try sushi, which at the time seemed impossibly exotic," wrote the publication.
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In October, the principal architect of this impossibly bold assault on the meat market will take the stage at Disrupt SF to talk about it all.
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Ms. Henderson defended the original television show from its detractors, who ridiculed it for its simplistic, impossibly wholesome plots and its idealized portrait of family life.
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Even during some of the more contentious points of the match, he repeatedly lauded Cecchinato for making a nice drop shot or an impossibly good serve.
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All the buttons and icons feel impossibly tiny and delicate on the Switch's screen, which never seemed small to me until I played this specific game.
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Back in the 90s, when I learned to bowl there, the "American" food you got at Rowans seemed impossibly glamorous, even though it was objectively shit.
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Trees float, impossibly-colored ocean waves move in strange waveforms, a striking young woman stands completely still, dressed in a white dress amidst the unlikely landscapes.
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By the close of "Girlfriend in a Coma," we predicted Link would soon find someone else to romance around the halls of his impossibly sexy hospital.
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Staged with a swift, stark lyricism by the impossibly versatile Rachel Chavkin, "The Royale" boldly takes on and reorients a familiar genre and a familiar tale.
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Designing legal remedies for survivors is impossibly complicated, implicating grave moral questions and highlighting the wide range of needs victims confront in the wake of violence.
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Impossibly brutal but with an eerie emotional depth, their unique "Meshuggah n'roll" brand of hardcore evoked the desolation of living in a city that lacks identity.
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That is to say, a girl's tank top with the Hooters logo printed across the front and a pair of impossibly short neon orange Daisy Dukes.
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Thing is, the low Fatmax point that'd I'd hoped for makes my war on adipose tissue feel impossibly easy, like I'm pushing against an open door.
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Impossibly loud heavy-metal music played, intermixed with grating noises that felt to Baluchi as if they were digging into his ears and pounding his brain.
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The challenge for Biles, whenever she steps onto the floor, is not to impress the judges so much as to meet her own impossibly high standards.
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Kamala Harris: The California senator came into the CNN debates in Detroit with close-to-impossibly-high expectations after her star turn in the first debate.
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The Dragonfly Futurefön's specs seemed almost impossibly good; its 7-inch phablet weighed precisely as much as the far smaller Samsung Galaxy S20143 phone, for instance.
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The race also helps assign pacers to the professionals, which is not always easy considering many professionals run at speeds that are impossibly fast to match.
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A remarkable six candidates all had at least 12 percent of the vote among voters over 45 in Nevada, an almost impossibly even level of fracture.
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At 86-years-old, Ginsburg is now a four-time cancer survivor, and remains a beacon of optimism in the impossibly tough times in American politics.
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He stays out there an impossibly long time (the water temperature is 42 degrees) before coming in and running around the sand in tight little circles.
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From there, the GRR1 heads northwest into a dense and impossibly wet woodland wreathed in arborescent ferns and carpeted with beds of moss two feet deep.
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This and many of the demands from the blockading countries are seen as impossibly broad, leading to widespread pessimism that the standoff will end anytime soon.
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The effort by seven Supreme Court justices to make sense of an impossibly complex statute rather than throw up their hands is a threat to "liberty"?
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We're a little more than a mile away now, and back into Pau, which greets the cyclists with an impossibly steep grade up a medieval street.
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But the clownfish down there look pale and brown, and impossibly tiny, nothing like the bright red cartoon characters brought to you by Disney and Pixar.
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And no one dances quite like Mr. Grant, who glides across the stage with a voluptuous, bearlike grace as his feet spark into impossibly intricate rhythms.
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That she had to face that choice months before the first 2020 primaries is a reminder of the impossibly high wall money has built around politics.
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Scientists believe these impossibly tiny particles are the remnants of asteroids and comets that came too close to the sun and melted, only leaving microns behind.
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Parents and feminists have long criticized the traditional Barbie doll, with its impossibly busty and narrow-waisted physique, for setting an unrealistic body image for girls.
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Like many ranchers out here, he had insurance on his home and equipment, but said insuring so many livestock and so much fence was impossibly expensive.
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They bloom in the spring and are impossibly beautiful for a few days, and then the blossoms drop and make a mess of both our yards.
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A Silk Road Ensemble adaptation of the Azerbaijani opera recounting a classic tale of thwarted love, it started out impossibly gorgeous and somehow grew more so.
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More heartening is Quart's invocation of policy solutions that until recently were seen as impossibly idealistic, such as universal health care or a universal basic income.
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There is rarely if ever any commentary about how impossibly difficult it is to get off methadone and other drugs like it once you are hooked.
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Blake Habermann, Ms. Baumwoll and newcomer Regan Sims are almost impossibly emotive, threatening to crack their pancake makeup with the force of their smiles and frowns.
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Now, he's going bigger than ever before—tackling hot-button (and, sometimes, impossibly obscure) issues that cut to the heart of America's most pressing economic crises.
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And Zarcone's woozy art brings to life haunting other universes — seen when Loma-as-Megan lives her high school life — that are impossibly and delightfully strange.
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You'd think the fugue state one enters when watching porn would prevent a detailed analysis of how porn actors' impossibly sculpted bodies compare to one's own.
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But one of the things the anecdotes suggest is that the standards to issue waivers are inconsistent, and some of them sound impossibly high to meet.
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Still, there's something impossibly alluring about getting a secret look at anyone who might find me attractive, so I slapped down 15 bucks and got to creeping.
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Betty spends her time sipping milkshakes and trying to choose between impossibly buff athlete-musician Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) and cute, brooding weirdo Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse).
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From New Girl and The Mindy Project to You're The Worst, finding your soulmate seemed to be an endless parade of laughs and impossibly good looking people.
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The new clip, titled "Date Night," shows Anastasia (Dakota Johnson) and Christian (Jamie Dornan) on a date at what appears to be an impossibly pricey Seattle restaurant.
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Jimi reconnects with childhood friends, bearing a suitcase impossibly stuffed with leather boots, gallon hats, and revolvers, soon turning them into a gang of self-styled Eastwoods.
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The impossibly catchy piece was arranged by Jared Jenkins and features talented vocal performers India Carney, Vincint, Mariah Maxwell, Jej Millanes, Kelly Margareth Lee, and Jamond McCoy.
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And now one more impossibly hip youth is joining the ranks of these fall fashion stars, Brooklyn Beckham who posed for Dazed Korea's two September issue covers.
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Some of them are simply so impossibly beautiful that no other place can ever compare; others are dear to us because of the memories we've made there.
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Trump is selling a polished version of female ambition and competence, like a slightly older, impossibly poised sorority sister mentoring the girls a few years behind her.
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Stella's dad even pays the rent for Stella's impossibly chic apartment, whose size will honestly shock any millennial who has ever gone hunting for a one-bedroom.
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Three miles of train travel: the distance it took for an otherwise unremarkable trip, overseen by an engineer known for his prudence, to go violently, impossibly wrong.
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I think the fact that this movie is being released by a company with the impossibly generic name Entertainment Studios says everything about what to expect here.
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In lieu of an impossible (and impossibly slow) contact list, you can just put your favorite contacts right in a complication to send them a quick text.
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The Foley bump set an impossibly high standard as to what a Hell in a Cell match should be, and WWE's been chasing the dragon ever since.
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" She called Clinton "a leader who will be guided every day by the love and hope and impossibly big dreams that we all have for our children.
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In this short video, Alex Sorgente, Milton Martinez, and Jan Hoffman shred what was once Atlantis' aquaventure park in Dubai, without falling off these impossibly high slides.
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My personal Facebook feed has lately been swarming with ads promoting ICOs and promising impossibly high returns, which should ring an alarm bell for any potential investor.
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But we like him, too, because he always seems to get it right—to have a vision that seems impossibly far-reaching for a 23-year-old.
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"Safe And Sound," my friends, tackles the impossibly difficult question of who deserves a safe space, and, therefore, who actually deserves to be considered a cultural minority.
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At least, until someone wrongs him and his shirt comes off and he reveals what is undeniably the film's best special effect: Jackman's impossibly pumped-up physique.
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One of Clinton allies' biggest concerns is that Trump will be judged against an unusually low bar, while Clinton will be judged against an impossibly high one.
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When she does end up through the Frairs' doors, it's impossible to ignore the tables upon tables of old white men inside the impossibly smoke-filled room.
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She was beautiful, obviously, and an immensely talented actor, and a wonderful friend, but more than anything she really did radiate this impossibly bright energy and life.
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Over the course of its first few episodes, the future presented by the show manages to simultaneously feel impossibly far away, yet only just out of reach.
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Now, since it seems increasingly likely that at least part of the current administration is under threat of blackmail by Russia, that idea seems almost impossibly quaint.
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From mastering cold-wearing dressing at NYFW, to experimenting with trends and somehow making a sweater set look impossibly chic in Paris, she hit every style mark.
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Between the forced cheer and the impossibly high expectations for everyone to get along, it's enough to make you stress-eat an entire turkey (and fixins too!).
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Making health care an impossibly difficult task to move through the Senate for McConnell is the fact that the concerns within his conference are so wide-ranging.
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I haven't been back since, but I assure you that despite the pitch — a building dedicated rock stars — the museum was impossibly dull in my preteen eyes.
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Given the fact that she was held captive in an underground bunker for 15 years, Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper) has an almost impossibly positive outlook on life.
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The wish list seems likely to be received as an impossibly tall order in London, which has set control of EU migration as one of its priorities.
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Her colleagues use the fact that she is striking, polished, and impossibly charming with men to fuel rumors that she is sleeping her way to the top.
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There's a photo I recall, but which I can't find now, where I'm a few months old, clinging to my impossibly young-looking mother for dear life.
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Conservation biologist Imogene Cancellare posted the video on Twitter, showing a group of blue sheep walking down a cliff at what looks like an impossibly steep angle.
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A few collections manage the feat of pleasing everyone, but many others are critically beloved while impossibly unsalable, or till-ringingly commercial but poorly or begrudgingly reviewed.
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Their coveralls ($188) and workwear pants ($128) are both staples of my wardrobe that make me feel way cooler than I actually am, plus they're impossibly comfortable.
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But slight embarrassments aside, it's somewhat of a relief to see that wardrobe malfunctions are not just the purview of female celebrities' overly complicated, impossibly delicate designs.
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Atwood travels frequently, and has often spent months at a time living in foreign countries, sometimes under conditions that a less flexible artist might find impossibly distracting.
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You go out of your way to learn to love it, and wrap your head around all these things that, 20 years ago, just seemed impossibly bitter.
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An impossibly goofy premise—what if the USSR discovered a time-bending super resource on Soviet soil and mining it allowed its armies to conquer the world?
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Beautiful boys are a theme in Mania's paintings, which draw heavily from the same kind of "impossibly curved" Greek statues peppered throughout Call Me by Your Name.
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Supernatural is a show about two monster-fighting brothers who are so macho, my friend once asked me if their impossibly deep baritone voices were a joke.
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Spin is everything in table tennis, whether it is controlling a point with an impossibly whipping serve or looping a return from several feet behind the table.
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"Tony recalls travelling into New York City with his father during the seventies to try sushi, which at the time seemed impossibly exotic," wrote The New Yorker.
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James had wanted to write about the impossibly brutal and volatile period in Jamaica when enslaved Africans outnumbered their white owners by more than ten to one.
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A 45-minute Uber ride later, we were at Charles de Gaulle Airport, staring at an impossibly long line of passengers beseeching harried ticket agents for help.
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I recognize that my expectations are impossibly high and that, in literature as well as in romance, you cannot return to the exact feeling you had before.
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Ty the giant schnauzer, a winsome Sussex spaniel named Bean and Winston the impossibly cute Norfolk terrier advanced on Tuesday in the sporting, working and terrier groups.
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Thomas roared through the regular season, annihilating opponents in the fourth quarter with an improved pull-up jumper that complemented his collection of impossibly slippery hesitation moves.
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Of course, as Succession slyly asserts over and over, there is not a lot of difference between today's impossibly rich clans and those of the Gilded Age.
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If a profile has no verifications and isn't brand new, something is likely afoot—especially when photos of a beautiful woman or impossibly large dick are involved.
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He was passive, active, cocky, coy, aloof, needy; to virginal fans such as myself, he made sex sound liberating, funny, and boundless, as well as impossibly fraught.
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Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) is best known for his impossibly thin figures of walking men, unmovable bronze slivers of reality as seen through a cracked bedroom door.
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The men in her life are complicated, difficult, at times impossibly selfish and obtuse, but they are permitted to be interesting in ways that she is not.
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Ogling the impossibly perfect bodies and the extravagant display of assets, what becomes crystal clear (unlike the pool) is that none of this is about the pool.
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Not the most memorable exchange of all time, and undoubtedly forgotten by Al by the time he had stood up and donned his own, impossibly cool leathers.
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Lying on an examining table, eyes huge in her gaunt face, Florence looked impossibly fragile, her arms thin as broomsticks, her shoulders jutting up like a skeleton's.
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At least 20 Senate Republicans would have to join with all 47 Senate Democratic Caucus members to remove the president, which now seems an impossibly high number.
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Amidst our daily dose of perfect brunch pictures and impossibly cool fashion-week looks, there's one visual we covet most for an attainable aspiration: the stylish space.
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Pros: Super affordable and absorbent, landfill friendly, toddler-proof, impossibly cute, less diaper rash, make potty training easierCons: Bulky baby bottom, some daycares won't accommodate cloth diapers
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It allowed the white South to build impossibly high barriers to black voting, using the exact tools anticipated by proponents of a more extensive right to vote.
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Loopy, lovely and almost impossibly good-humored, it whisks kids and their caregivers away to Bohemia and plunks them down in the midst of a sheepshearing festival.
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But Browne's most Instagrammed creations had to be his impossibly tall dolphin-shaped shoes — worn by a quartet of models who didn't dare stroll down the runway.
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At two hours and forty five minutes, it's also an impossibly long quest towards a mostly unsatisfying conclusion, punctuated with flashbacks that feel disconnected from the original.
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Told in fragments, vignettes, and shifting timelines, In the Dream House is Machado's account of a dream relationship turned impossibly dark, devolving into gaslighting and domestic abuse.
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I've even been pulled into some post-game story missions, which involve hunting down a legendary monster and dealing with two new villains with impossibly bad hair.
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But his impossibly fast-moving legs are depicted by an animated film projected on the wall he's standing behind, an image right out of silent-movie slapstick.
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But his impossibly fast-moving legs are depicted by an animated film projected on the wall he's standing behind, an image right out of silent-movie slapstick.
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The Life of Pablo still didn't come out, which meant forming an impression on this impossibly long-awaited record based on KTT rips and hanger-on Periscopes.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Geoff McFetridge In March 2006, I stood on a crowded beach in Turkey and waited until, at the allotted time, with a chorus of screams and cheers and whistles and applause, the sun slid away, and impossibly, impossibly, we saw above us a stretch of black sky and in the middle of it a hole, blacker than anything I'd ever seen, fringed with a ring of soft white fire.
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The OC seemed poised to fill 90210's shoes: It was also set in California (this time the uber-fancy Orange County) and told through the eyes of a newcomer — in this case, Chino troublemaker Ryan Atwood as a sort-of stand-in for Brenda or Brandon Walsh — and it promised to once again bring impossibly attractive young adults and their impossibly dramatic lives to the small screen.
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At the time, I thought breastfeeding was the BIGGEST deal, and the stakes felt impossibly high — as if my little Sonny's life was solely dependent on my success.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Weighing in at a little over 15.53 pounds, the Unagi is by no means lightweight, but it isn't impossibly heavy to move around, either.
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TetrisMany argue the success of the original Game Boy can be partly attributed to Nintendo including a copy of Alexey Pajitnov's impossibly-addictive puzzler Tetris with every console.
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A short opening cutscene reveals everything the game thinks you need to know: a vision of an arcane futuristic utopia, destroyed in a burst of impossibly bright light.
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People are lured into an agreement of willful illusion by over-the-top bright lights, shiny surfaces, whirring sounds, violent splashes of patterned floors, and impossibly massive architecture.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeBy now the band OK Go is better known for its over-the-top, impossibly choreographed music videos than its actual music.
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It may sound quite esoteric to study the impossibly quick movements of such a tiny creature, but insights in this area could lead to advanced robotics and nanotechnology.
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Jennifer Lawrence has been praised for not conforming to traditional, impossibly thin standards of beauty since she stepped into the spotlight – but, she says, this praise is misplaced.
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The models in Glossier's impossibly glowy ads have a lot working in their favor: a professional makeup artist, studio lighting, and — let's face it — really, really good genes.
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After which it's 80 minutes or so of rhyme-and-reason-free gotcha's, augmented by the bland presence of Auna's impossibly square-jawed new beau, Cade (Chris Milligan).
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It actually makes the S8 narrower than most flagship smartphones, which adds to the sense of it being impossibly small for the size of screen that it boasts.
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And on the off chance that it could be disassembled, it was impossibly bulky to transport and the assembly instructions contained many words and few, if any, illustrations.
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She has an impossibly fine-tuned sense of what we will and won't accept from her — and throughout her career, plastic surgery has remained a bridge too far.
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The fingerprint sensor is impossibly quick (and thankfully not on the back next to the camera), there's a headphone jack, and the battery easily lasts a full day.
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But what most links their work is that they have improved the way the profession thinks about impossibly complex systems, while also revealing the extent of its ignorance.
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We don't know a whole lot about how the game will be different from past entries, but expect plenty of screen-filling special moves and impossibly high combos.
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It's impossibly human to be determined to seek an explanation for sadness or loss, so much so that the act of pinpointing an explanation can consume our lives.
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In the 1940s and 1950s he developed his signature style, creating those impossibly attenuated figures that his friend Jean-Paul Sartre compared to "the fleshless martyrs of Buchenwald".
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It's basically a snapshot of 2016 enhanced by Snapchat's "beauty" filter — you know, the one that's slightly ethereal, makes your complexion impossibly smooth, and gives everything a glow.
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On the title screen, a pixelated moon hangs white and singular behind the rigging of the ship, its light shimmering on the water of an impossibly dark sea.
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But to help improve the design and flight characteristics of future drones, NASA had its supercomputers simulate what that air movement actually looks like, and it's impossibly complex.
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But overall, the latest iteration of Windows is jam-packed with incredible features that feel impossibly niche—useful for only a small fraction of Windows' millions of users.
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Sofia looked impossibly stunning in sneakers and skinny jeans (yes, just one day after giving birth!), while Prince Carl Philip wore a button down shirt and gray pants.
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Waiters, impossibly but undeniably, played a key role in knocking off the Spurs, and he continued his fine play through the first four games of the Warriors series.
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We pass through a tunnel created between a wall of plastic, stretched from floor to ceiling, and two walls bearing infinitely complex paintings of impossibly fundamental subjects: shirts.
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And yet, despite what seemed on its face an impossibly high cost, Selco agents succeeded in persuading Mr. Kalayya and 10 other village households to make the switch.
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In the decades since, wait times for green cards for Indian techies have become impossibly long, with particularly unfortunate consequences for H-000 spouses who want to work.
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The pair lounge in perfectly red foliage, take pictures next to the humongous installations, and Dev gives his not-girlfriend a piggyback ride through the impossibly beautiful scenery.
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The waters at the beaches we visited were impossibly blue, and everywhere we went, we were practically tripping over these stunning ruins that are thousands of years old.
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These existed way before the '90s, but the decade was a swan song for a technology that seemed impossibly cool and futuristic right up until the end. 9.
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This number seems impossibly high, but according to National Geographic, citing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it's highly possible (comparatively) to be injured by a toilet.
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One of the creatures scurried up the wall in panic, impossibly fast, and my group ran up the stairs, dodging the clutches of the undead from every side.
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The first sequence opens the film: an impossibly tight close-up of the eyes of Cinque (Djimon Hounsou), as the sounds of his shallow breathing fill the soundtrack.
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And we knew that our days were numbered and that's why we've been so grateful for every second we got, but it was still impossibly hard to hear.
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There's an almost impossibly sweet yet graphically sophisticated moment in which Piggie seems to step toward the front of the page as she looks out, sincerely, at readers.
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Sifting through impossibly minute clues, the process will eventually test Poirot's views about justice, grinding toward a payoff in which he presents his elaborate theory of the case.
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I ordered the chocolatey Princina Tart, a tiramisu cup, an impossibly flaky croissant sandwich filled with 20-month-aged prosciutto from Parma, and a buttery croissant with jam.
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Peters can be a naturalist when she feels it is called for, or devote herself to meticulously stylized waves of cascading hair and impossibly long and rigid beards.
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The only way to squeeze in a second bomb was to mount it on top of the F313's fuselage, behind the pilot in his impossibly tiny cockpit.
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Tom of Finland's images exist in a world of their own making, one populated by impossibly strapping men always eager to indulge their many devilish same-sex desires.
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His coiffure may move in impossibly strange ways, but swears his hair isn't fake; it's just the elaborate result of a combing technique that he perfected, he says.
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