Loss can be isolating and unfathomable — because absence is unfathomable.
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For this unfathomable problem, we are now seeing equally unfathomable solutions.
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It seems such an unfathomable luxury — almost as unfathomable as the Russians manipulating our elections, as a child billionaire selling our privacy down the river, as the Trump presidency itself.
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Instead, Boudet almost exclusively investigates solved and often unfathomable cases.
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There's a lot of real, unfathomable pain in this world.
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"It was an incredibly horrific, unfathomable time," says Ostroy, 56.
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And, perhaps above all, cyberpunk pivots on unfathomable corporate power.
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Carter's boastfulness and unfathomable dominance stood in contrast to that.
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" To which he added a few apt descriptors: "Unfathomable. Bottomless.
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He makes the unfathomable immensity of London's human history bearable.
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They have unfathomable depths we cannot help but stare into.
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Yet there's something blessed and consoling in these unfathomable sights.
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The mark is utterly astounding, almost unfathomable and thoroughly impressive.
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India An unfathomable crime has sparked widespread protests across India.
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That means getting serious about confronting risks that seem unfathomable.
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But for me, each trespass was like a first, unfathomable.
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How big it was going to be was quite unfathomable.
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That kind of bipartisanship on Supreme Court nominees is unfathomable today.
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Unfathomable tragedy is truly the only way to describe what happened.
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In the midst of everything, an unfathomable offer came my way.
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In Melville's book, nature is unfathomable and unstoppable, but eerily intelligent.
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And in this shape-shifting, unfathomable world, I'm barely halfway there.
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It's also not unfathomable that she'd get a job offer elsewhere.
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If you're a sports fan, it may sound radical, even unfathomable.
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"It's just unfathomable to us not to protect it," she said.
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It was tiresome in 2011, and it's almost unfathomable in 2016.
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Another four years of a Conservative government to me is unfathomable.
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The problem of campus sexual assault can seem unfathomable and intractable.
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Scott called the deaths "unfathomable," and vowed to investigate the incident.
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They seem to have unfathomable hacking powers, and they appear untouchable.
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The idea of living 50 more years like this was unfathomable.
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It was then, in the evening session, that the unfathomable happened.
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But the feeling that overwhelms all others is an unfathomable incredulity.
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It is unfathomable that Brasher could sit in Judge Johnson's seat.
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Soon Tucker is under the "unfathomable depth" of a cloudy night.
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Whatever unfathomable traumas engendered his worst compulsions also fueled his genius.
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That men had been on the moon seemed unfathomable to her.
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We cannot make sense of what happened to him; it's unfathomable.
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People with unfathomable health problems and insurmountable piles of medical bills.
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What I'm about to say might seem completely unfathomable, but it's true.
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Maybe it's because of the unfathomable danger of her trip to America.
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An unfathomable amount of raw data taken from video footage on NBA.
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The thought of washing a dish and mowing the lawn was unfathomable.
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A life without the fear of weight gain was unfathomable to me.
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"The pain of our sudden and tragic loss in unfathomable," they said.
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Doing so when he's a nominal center, operating in space, is unfathomable.
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It's every parent's unfathomable nightmare, yet it happens several times a year.
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For most Hill Republicans, bucking the National Rifle Association (NRA) is unfathomable.
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Preserving their anonymity however, does result in potential harm of unfathomable magnitude.
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Given this administration's vehement attacks on immigrants, such an approach feels unfathomable.
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For some unfathomable reason, after 1948, the beaver drop never happened again.
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It is the unfathomable that holds our attention, makes us look again.
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It's an unfathomable tax bonanza for hedge fund and private equity managers.
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"23 years ago, being on Broadway was an unfathomable fantasy," I wrote.
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He found his new freedom "overwhelming — it was unfathomable," he said recently.
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For some unfathomable reason, I didn't heed the warning on that occasion.
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Henrik Lundqvist remembers June 2000 for reasons that seem unfathomable in 20093.
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That Mr. Mnuchin overlooked perhaps $20093 million is unfathomable for many people.
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The disaster unfolding in Australia is as horrific as it is unfathomable.
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The utility doesn't want another almost unfathomable, nightmarish horror on its hands.
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It's a disaster of unfathomable scale, and Australians are begging for help.
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Scrolling through his smartphone in December, he marveled at the unfathomable complexities.
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"This would have been unfathomable just a few years ago," one said.
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On a sporting level, in truth, the team's decision is hardly unfathomable.
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An inscrutable, unfathomable collection could be approached systematically, logically, topically and timely.
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For now, Mr Gennett's four-homer outburst may look like an unfathomable outlier.
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While the nation applauded George Mason's unfathomable run, the team itself was deflated.
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But how does one explain to their child that the unfathomable has happened?
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The benefits of open source, at least for the government, are really unfathomable.
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It's an unfathomable achievement and proves he can unite the toughest of clans.
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The expense seemed unfathomable and I desperately wanted to carry my own child.
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We watched as an unfathomable number of Apple device–shaped packages whizzed by.
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To think of printing knowledge as an illegal activity would be unfathomable today.
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That young black women endured unfathomable physical, emotional and psychological anguish and torture.
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In fact, the idea of Game of Thrones without Ned Stark was unfathomable.
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"The pain from our sudden and tragic loss is unfathomable," the statement said.
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College kids, who make up an unfathomable 29 percent of homeless young adults.
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And out of appreciation for the unfathomable and unearned gift of each day.
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This is mind-blowing, completely unfathomable television that may make you question humanity.
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This would have been unfathomable if the caregiver had still been working there.
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He warned us of the unfathomable place our nation would be in today.
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It's unfathomable to me that the secular world, Hollywood...are taking a stand.
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Now it's unfathomable to me that anyone else would ever play this part.
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She was closed; now she's open; yet she's still grandly unfathomable, a chimera.
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Whatever protections we take for granted once seemed unfathomable before they became real.
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Lemieux was an unfathomable talent, and had to be seen to be believed.
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It was unfathomable and I haven't even gotten to their masterpiece 'Orion' yet.
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It gives an expansive view of a city that can sometimes seem unfathomable.
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For all of its benefits, however, policing technology can also do unfathomable damage.
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The vagaries of the blast in the Maiwand Club this month were unfathomable.
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Netflix is apparently spending an unfathomable amount of money on programming in 2020.
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A two-billion-dollar company: the power and money were unfathomable to me.
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Even people like Flake, who found supporting Trump unfathomable, wouldn't rule it out.
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In this digital age it is unfathomable that I can't reach customer service.
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The alternative explanation is nearly unfathomable in its ability to injure our democracy.
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For years, Scandal has left fans reeling with its "outrageous and unfathomable" story lines.
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A tragedy of this magnitude is unfathomable to everyone on the outside looking in.
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To Ian Millhiser of the progressive Center for American Progress, the vote was unfathomable.
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Then, when they also happen to be in a cute relationship, it's almost unfathomable.
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Suddenly he was a millionaire teenager entering the NBA behind unfathomable levels of hype.
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"It is unfathomable," Sandra Havlik, a spokesperson for the Renton Police Department tells PEOPLE.
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Yet for roughly half the world's population, this level of connectivity is simply unfathomable.
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The art market certainly has a money laundering problem, but this scale is unfathomable.
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Prince Prince was great, but he could often be bizarre and mysterious and unfathomable.
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And here we arrive at yet more evidence of the unfathomable continuity of memes.
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I've never grappled with the unfathomable honor and anguish of raising a teenage girl.
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Suddenly I found myself in this foreign land of unfathomable safety, and plentiful resources.
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In the other, there are no people, and some unfathomable disaster has taken place.
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In the other, there are no people, and some unfathomable disaster has taken place.
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Each infinitesimal advantage counts, and unfathomable amounts of money and prestige are at stake.
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At 93 billion light years across, our observable universe seems full of unfathomable possibility.
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How a figure embroiled in such a horrific scandal could survive politically seems unfathomable.
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A football Monday without Francesa ranting and ruminating seems almost unfathomable to many listeners.
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Still, for Brickel, it was unfathomable to completely divorce politics and how he shopped.
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I do, however, believe that destruction has its own positive, unfathomable reason of being.
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That hate spreads online, at the rates CNN found, is unfathomable to Jews like Pildis.
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Skipping out on any check is bad, but skipping out on $621 is pretty unfathomable.
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Under those conditions, being criticized by their male counterparts felt unfathomable, but it happened anyway.
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It's unfathomable that a Bachelor would have to justify his sexual history in that way.
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Your will to live is gone because you can't, it's just the most unfathomable feeling.
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Not so long ago, the idea of stronger trade ties with Brazil was nearly unfathomable.
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If Phoebe's radicalization remains opaque, perhaps that's due to the unfathomable nature of such transformations.
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Speaking earlier this month, he talked about how his unfathomable candidacy took off last year.
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So what made gun control possible then, and why has it become virtually unfathomable now?
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As a result, he doesn't feel another run at a UFC title is totally unfathomable.
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The unfathomable platform risk here makes Facebook's exploitative Instant Articles program seem toothless in comparison.
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For many, it's a way of maintaining one's dignity in the face of the unfathomable.
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Pittsburgh went on to win its fourth Lombardi Trophy in an unfathomable six-year span.
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His loss, along with his beloved daughter and seven others, was gut-wrenching and unfathomable.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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The incompetence and ineptitude consistently exhibited by the Trump White House are of unfathomable measure.
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And there's another, almost unfathomable human cost: Often, these illegal fishing operations enslave their crewmen.
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"Ashes to Ashes" has been played an unfathomable number of times, but never like this.
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And frankly, the toll being a full-time caregiver would take on you is unfathomable.
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The Fed — essentially the central bank for the world — unleashed an unfathomable gusher of dollars.
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In Odutola's universe, the depth of blackness is without end, the dimensions infinite and unfathomable.
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According to Mother Monster, Durham possessed "unfathomable courage, strength, and positivity," despite the struggles she endured.
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You'd need to train the physicists and come up with the unfathomable amount of computing power.
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Pearce has made an unfathomable comeback; he's regained almost all function save for some vision impairment.
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Our brains are constantly filtering an unfathomable amount of sensory inputs: sounds, smells, visuals, and more.
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Despite his problems with gun violence, he found it unfathomable that I don't own a firearm.
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Investing in next-generation technology Big Tech has unfathomable resources to fight back against antitrust efforts.
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Yet investors and the company operate on an almost unfathomable premise: Amazon is just getting started.
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And that isn't wrong: people make decisions for reasons unfathomable even to themselves all the time.
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But this year, Kelly has miserably failed in his coaching duties, almost to an unfathomable degree.
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Much of the unfathomable, frenzied hype over Beanie Babies was due to its manufacturer, Ty Inc.
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"By giving in to the unfathomable and complex architecture God has designed for us," Lenny replies.
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This unfortunate state of affairs has led to a number of unfathomable paradoxes over the years.
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And they'd go home and weep big fat salty tears, tears that taste of unfathomable sadness.
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Thousands of new residents and the impending L train shutdown seemed practically unfathomable for this infrastructure.
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For some people to take a pass, it is unfathomable why people would have that attitude.
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At Durban's port, he watched ships arrive from India, France, Japan—emissaries from an unfathomable world.
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"It is unfathomable why we must wait even longer for this simple nutrition information," she added.
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The idea that any future is possible for a tiny person we create is almost unfathomable.
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"We are all experiencing unfathomable disruptions, and everyone's lives are being impacted accordingly," wrote the USATF.
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We asked many times to have it sent home but its purpose was unfathomable and implacable.
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The depth of psychological and emotional abuse perpetrated against them by institutions and people is unfathomable.
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"Survivors of sexual assault have already gone through unfathomable trauma," Ms. Underwood said in a statement.
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The level of irresponsibility and absence of principle and decency over those 35 hours is unfathomable.
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" The Manitowoc Company: "It is unfathomable that that stock could be as low as it is.
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We agree that it is unconscionable to judge the kapos - they were in an unfathomable situation.
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All sides realize that the human and economic costs of another Korean war are simply unfathomable.
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Mix and match these tax policies and it still represents an unfathomable and impossible tax burden.
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It would require an almost-unfathomable surge in the last week for 22018 enrollment on HealthCare.
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They release an unfathomable amount of energy and will likely kill most life on any nearby planets.
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That's how Facebook sells the most targeted adds and fills its coffers with unfathomable amounts of money.
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The scale of space is almost unfathomable — billions of stars, planets, and galaxies so far, far away.
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"It's not unfathomable that there is bias against Asian Americans in the admissions process," Ochi told me.
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As a human being, the loss of a principled and genuine visionary to our society is unfathomable.
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What was Christie looking at with such an apparent combination of remorse, longing and unfathomable soul-pain?
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Their vast oil reserves have created rich societies whose elites are known for unfathomable displays of opulence.
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It may seem unfathomable why two brothers would watch and film their brother's rampage and potential death.
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But its taste didn't matter; I was fixated on the unfathomable fact that he'd made it himself.
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Edward Kennedy received word of the unfathomable historical repetition while completing a campaign swing through northern California.
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"This compensation is relatively small given the unfathomable hardship of seventeen years of wrongful imprisonment," they added.
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Dozens of these players were doing something that would have been unfathomable a day earlier: applying sunscreen.
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When I read these stories of nonconformist children, it seemed unfathomable that children were facing such discrimination.
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It is unfathomable Theranos would be allowed to run test results for the public during this time.
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I favored keeping them, in case scientists someday needed to test a novel and presently unfathomable finding.
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When a postgame questioner termed the team's rapid and precipitous collapse "unfathomable," Manager Mickey Callaway quickly agreed.
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Let it be a reminder of the unfathomable despair that forces people to risk everything they have.
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What the early 20th century finally labeled "Surrealism" has come to include the uncanny, unfathomable and disturbing.
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Many were Japanese, exhibiting wide-eyed anime girls—"lolis"—participating in an unfathomable range of sexual acts.
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But there's a point at which this transformation spins off its axis into something grotesque and unfathomable.
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But it is unfathomable that in the United States, the NRC is retreating from the regulatory front.
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Just 10 years ago, a festival of this magnitude was unfathomable to even the wildest of dreamers.
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Mr. Agha's brother, Sayed Agha, said it was unfathomable that his brother would do such a thing.
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On the evening of the 2016 election, as unfathomable returns rolled in, Jordan mourned for us all.
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Even Paige wants to make out with Matthew (which I find unfathomable — has she seen his hair?).
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Kelly did nothing about the fact that the White House is loud and mean and generally unfathomable.
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"Losing four children is unfathomable," said Benenati, who added that the mother was in a state of shock.
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And eventually, all the things that seemed unfathomable at first become exactly what makes its message so clear.
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Our eyes see the unfathomable... sights that would keep a 'normal' person awake at night... but we roll.
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"Breaking my silence with a broken heart…the Unfathomable loss," Joely, 49, tweeted with a broken heart emoji.
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"Pericles," the tale of a seafaring prince who experiences unfathomable loss and unlooked-for redemption, has its problems.
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What's left, Adebayo reveals, are the resilient little fictions we tell ourselves to make sense of unfathomable tragedy.
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Knowing that they were picked up in a garbage heap in the desert is just unfathomable to me.
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Unfathomable. Finally, one Japanese man standing behind me renews my hope that the cultural gap can be bridged.
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That capped the group's ouster from most of Syria and Iraq, but at the cost of unfathomable destruction.
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"They're working out of a hole that is so deep it's really kind of unfathomable," that person said.
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For you, Pao, to go to Yale, just to understand what that culture's like, it's unfathomable for them.
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"The reality in which Hamas turned Israel into a hostage is unprecedented and unfathomable," he wrote on Twitter.
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This is a can't-miss opportunity: We'll capture a unicorn, throw it into crisis, and reap unfathomable rewards.
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But for Teterboro's loyalists, including many employees who have worked there for decades, shutting it down is unfathomable.
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"Oluwadurotimi's future was bright, and it is simply unfathomable that it was cut short so heinously," he said.
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There have been desperate pleas for help, selfless displays of courage and moments of humanity amid unfathomable disaster.
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"I think Nevada is unfathomable," said David Axelrod, the architect of Barack Obama's 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns.
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The second portion of the book poignantly depicts the unfathomable challenges faced afterward by young survivors like Michael.
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It is therefore unfathomable that the VA cannot find quality companies from this list to award contracts to.
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People in Great Britain find it literally unfathomable how much health care can cost in the United States.
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Bowie, his music, and his unfathomable legacy occupied a massive room in my psyche, in all of ours.
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An unfathomable expanse of gaseous bodies, energy, and gravitational pulls, the universe never ceases to awe and amaze.
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For a large mass of the world, the election of Donald Trump was unfathomable mere hours before it happened.
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I found it unfathomable, the comments that were made about Justin Trudeau, whatever you think of this trade deal.
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They would unlock what's known as "induced demand"—prompting commutes of such lengths that they'd have been previously unfathomable.
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Today, large chunks of Africa remain rife with political upheaval, social dislocation, and unfathomable food security and wealth gaps.
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The view from the window looks down at the street below, where something unfathomable and troubling is taking place.
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For some unfathomable reason, Kylie and Kendall superimposed photos of themselves over classic rock and rap tees for some.
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It is unfathomable that we would sign a $3 billion check to Amazon in the face of these challenges.
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And in targeting the victims, they have created -- at an unfathomable moral price -- a place to direct their rage.
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But it's the sort of — well, the sort of arrogance — that seemed unfathomable from last year's Golden State team.
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Without this early immersion, the notion of becoming an artist might be unfathomable because making art is so audacious.
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To die in such a way is unfathomable, as is the pain suffered by the family Garrett left behind.
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In a small country of under five million people, the effects of the influx seem unfathomable in their enormity.
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The massacre was so horrifying, Colt Industries, then the manufacturer of the competing AR-15, did something unfathomable today.
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The governor said the Khan family has experienced "unfathomable" pain after their son was killed in the Iraq War.
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Her most recent album, "22011," sold twenty million units, an almost unfathomable number in the era of digital streaming.
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But when something as unfathomable as the Holocaust occurs, no amount of logic can provide a resolution from grief.
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So unfathomable is my disdain for children that I've alienated more than a few friends by merely discussing it.
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Awe, experienced when you witness something astonishing, unfathomable or greater than yourself, ventilates and expands our concept of time.
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And women took transformative reconciliation an unfathomable step further, adopting hundreds of thousands of orphans of the other group.
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They have become the leaders of a post-internationalist Britain, a new insularity that Churchill would have found unfathomable.
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And while the obstacles Al had to face for this particular haircut were outlandish, they were not completely unfathomable.
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If putting children to bed by themselves was once unfathomable to us, what might the next unthinkable development be?
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It is unfathomable that it would relinquish this, certainly absent extraordinary coercion, which is not currently in the offing.
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I would urge members of Congress to repeal this unfathomable and dangerous exemption to our conflict-of-interest laws.
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The battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas — who make up the poem's eponymous Bharata family — ends in unfathomable devastation.
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Aaron Judge, a little-heralded rookie, has set the tone with a steady barrage of majestic blasts of unfathomable distance.
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It just unfathomable to be honest, Robin was more than fit enough to climb the mountain, I couldn't believe it.
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For many, such outrages are unfathomable at worst, or at best caused by economic dislocation or internet-peddled conspiracy theories.
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The idea of Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Cuomo ever collaborating on anything seems almost unfathomable nearly 212 years later.
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They're facing their very worst fears head-on and the strength it takes for them to come back is unfathomable.
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The fact remains: We are actively subjecting some of the world's most vulnerable — homeless children —to unfathomable cruelty and apathy.
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For many, that scenario is unfathomable (especially when most of us are scouring the Internet for the latest Groupon deal).
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Two months ago, it seemed unfathomable that Wisconsin would be getting ready to play in its third straight Sweet Sixteen.
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Every major event, including Google's I/O and Facebook's F8, now centers privacy in a way that was previously unfathomable.
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But what it lacked in vibrating hand massagers and Cinnabons it made up for in an unfathomable display of enthusiasm.
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The US congressman from Florida voted for the Life at Conception Act, which would have had unfathomable consequences for women.
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It was a mess politically, and nearly unfathomable to veteran protesters, but the anti-mine movement was gaining traction locally.
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For anyone who knows the unfathomable embarrassment of ripping ones jeans straight down the back, take heart: That's fashion now.
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Everyone would like to marry a supermodel and live in unfathomable luxury, as Tom Brady and Donald Trump have done.
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" Daulerio can't help but laugh as he reads out the unfathomable sum: "$230 million is the amount of the hold.
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Camera crews crowded around, recording a scene that would have been unfathomable in the state just a few years ago.
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The two-way race for which white tech man has the most unfathomable amount of money seesawed again on Friday.
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As frenzied selling accelerated in Tokyo, Hong Kong and London, unfathomable amounts of wealth vanished in a matter of hours.
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On the field, you'll also see pole vaulters, high jumpers, and triple jumpers arching their backs to nearly unfathomable degrees.
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But once I worked at an outdoor party in a village that had an unfathomable amount of annoying drunk men.
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The sources said it was unfathomable that Prince Ahmed, a son of the kingdom's founder, could be arrested or mistreated.
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The idea of losing a child that we'd come to know, raise, and make part of our lives was unfathomable.
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Seeing the echoes of your own addiction in your child seemed more terrifying than combatting your own, an unfathomable sadness.
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A WWE without Cena is unfathomable for precisely the reasons that make his run a little less glowing than Flair's.
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The two men will forever be tied to a bold, almost unfathomable deal that most likely will never be duplicated.
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The beholder's reflection is likely to appear, dim and wraithlike, somewhere in the vast, unfathomable sky — a ghost among ghosts.
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Officers described finding a scene of unfathomable carnage, where mothers were found sprawled atop children they had tried to shield.
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How do you embrace your imposing, almost unfathomable command as a vocalist while still meeting your audience at eye level?
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But what makes her exceptional is her seemingly superhuman gymnastics — she pulls off skills that are unfathomable to her competitors.
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This past week, President Trump met with G22019 leaders in Taormina, Italy amid a global food crisis of unfathomable proportions.
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A 5 percent average interest rate on that amount comes to annual debt service of $825 billion, an unfathomable amount.
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And now, in the face of these unfathomable transformations, we are trying desperately to hang onto and preserve what remains.
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And fourth, those words become reality as the United States and North Korea do the unfathomable: They go to war.
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More than seeing Mr. Zuckerberg as merely an avatar of tech success and unfathomable wealth, they consider him a role model.
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But that doesn't make a wink of difference to their power to evoke pure nostalgia and perform almost unfathomable time travel.
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Part of that is their unfathomable talent, which we will never get used to, as it is not of this Earth.
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That was Lombardi's fault — he had made it plain that defeat would be an unfathomable blow to the N.F.L.'s pride.
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The seemingly half-hearted manner of the 7-5 6-1 6-4 defeat was unfathomable and, to some, barely forgivable.
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A cover of Wall of Voodoo's 'Mexican Radio' opens the album —an unfathomable move that goes against virtually every industry norm.
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Until that day, the Voyager missions will continue teaching us about our cosmic bubble, and the unfathomable vastness that lies beyond.
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"The brutality with which extremely violent anarchists have proceeded in Hamburg since Thursday is unfathomable and scandalous," de Maiziere told reporters.
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Billy F. Gibbons of the band ZZ Top said he finds it "unfathomable to contemplate a world" without the Texas native.
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But not a single expert has testified before the Senate about the plan — a fact that even some Republicans find unfathomable.
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Rather, acknowledging the unfathomable complexity of Spaceship Earth compels us to think about the way we inhabit and move through space.
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She kept you on edge during the elusive transition to the gnarly, dense fugue, which she then dispatched with unfathomable dexterity.
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Americans who are not base voters — that is, the vast majority of folks in this country — find the entire event unfathomable.
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Netanyahu said the city center shooting was a "despicable crime of unfathomable cruelty" and called for maximum vigilance from the public.
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They are signposts for countless communities that face the specter of their own recurring natural hazards made unfathomable by climate change.
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It is unfathomable that any leader in our country would try to eliminate a program like DCTAG rather than expand it.
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I can no more deliver myself to the place where my sister is venerated than I can to an unfathomable God.
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From a manufacturer's viewpoint, I guess they are making machines that are capable of things that were unfathomable 20 years ago.
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This behavior, this unfathomable insensitivity, absolutely fills me with the most shame—not giving a gross dude a blowjob for $20.
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But on Sunday night, Russia knocked off Spain in an almost unfathomable upset, and is now among the final eight teams.
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Unfathomable; a 3-year-old was raped and infected with venereal disease, an old woman so savagely attacked her teeth crumbled.
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Unrecognizable creatures — with disproportionate limbs, spikes, shells, horns, unfathomable teeth — roamed freely, feeding on the tall grass and, oftentimes, one another.
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When their teeth rot, they suffer constant excruciating, debilitating pain that should be unfathomable in a country as rich as ours.
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While this might seem an unfathomable fortune to millions of Indians who make two dollars on a good day, it's peanuts.
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"What he's been through in the day-to-day is unfathomable the way he has performed on the court," Stevens said.
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Because it's only late at night that Bangkok becomes the unfathomable and endless place that every great city has to be.
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It will probably not be remembered as vividly as the 2016 catastrophe, but it was just as spectacular — an unfathomable 9.
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"It is unfathomable how many victims would have been spared had authorities acted upon the complaints received years ago," she said.
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The refugees carry with them unfathomable stories of mass shootings, murdered babies, whole villages burned to the ground, and gang rape.
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But in a country of unfathomable diversity, the BJP is as close to pre-eminence as any party is likely to get.
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Oh, I mean I think I would've felt back then the way I feel now, which is it's really unfathomable to me.
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" The statement added, "The murder of a child by her caretakers is unfathomable, and an unspeakable tragedy for her grandmother and father.
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"My sincerest apologies for a lack of update or public condolences for the completely unfathomable loss," Ohr wrote on Facebook on Monday.
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Despite having undergone unfathomable loss, Chavis isn't interested in playing the victim, and she instead immerses herself in a life of activism.
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If for some unfathomable reason you don't like your CBD treats shaped like bears, they're also available in ring and rainbow form.
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In short, it's unfathomable Ivanka would be one of the most powerful people in the White House if nepotism wasn't at play.
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While the cruelty of parading these women's children in front of them is kind of unfathomable, the ambassador totally falls for it.
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It's what makes the show hilarious: They deal with extremely exhausting public lives and an unending onslaught of drama with unfathomable stoicism.
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How that translated into 'don't ever eat beans or fruit or nuts or almost everything that's good for you' is almost unfathomable.
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As such, significant leaps can lead to a period of flux: new world records, lop-sided contests, and previously unfathomable feats reached.
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That said, spending unfathomable amounts of money beyond its own borders is a strategy the Qataris first embraced almost two decades ago.
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The only problem with this approach is that the grotesque and bizarre crime wave that launches the narrative remains all but unfathomable.
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That kind of response to grim injury news would have been unfathomable for almost everyone else who has pitched for a living.
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At the time, the disease seemed far away and obscure, and its impact on class projects, happy hours, and daily existence unfathomable.
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They start with familiar subjects and locations, yet they are strangely unfathomable because Turner takes liberties with narrative and, of course, light.
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Others, including one Western diplomat who told Reuters the news came as a complete and inexplicable surprise, say Putin's motives are unfathomable.
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Before he and Cristiano Ronaldo made a habit of scoring unfathomable numbers of goals, it was assumed that such tallies were impossible.
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Following Apple's lead, many companies introduced new handsets at MWC Barcelona with prices that a few years ago would have seemed unfathomable.
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We had arrived in Nashville in time for a music festival called Summer Lights, an act-after-act marvel of unfathomable talent.
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Loud cries and deep moans pierced the chill inside Chapel A, as relatives wondered how something so unfathomable could possibly be real.
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So, that's kind of an unfathomable ... You know, we're wondering why that's the case, and I think Senator Warner's in that camp.
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I spoke to Gray about the wide range of ways in which to ponder your place in a cold and unfathomable universe.
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Lauren B.: *blinks* By the time they sit down for dinner, the prospect of Lauren B. actually getting a rose seems almost unfathomable.
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"Everybody loved these children and the fact that they were lost like this is just unfathomable," attorney and family friend Walter Benenati said.
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Today, a Maud Lewis painting might sell for upwards of $20,000, a price that was likely unfathomable to the artist in her lifetime.
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This is a painter who's too intelligent to attempt to affix the flow of history or explain away the unfathomable contradictions of politics.
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She is 4 feet 9 inches, with size 63 feet, but there is an unfathomable amount of power packed into her petite package.
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First, most algorithmic systems, as well as the latest advancements in AI technologies, are black boxes; inaccessible, unfathomable and uncontrollable to most people.
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What remain are three-dimensional silhouettes, caustic reminders of the unfathomable distance of history even when we stand face-to-face with it.
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But the idea of a GOP-controlled Congress approving a plan — any plan really — by Obama to raise taxes is pretty much unfathomable.
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To not only hit the rim, but in such a way that it bounces away from danger into the corner is almost unfathomable.
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"We hope that all Marylanders will join us in lifting their families up in prayer during this time of unfathomable grief," he said.
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For those who opt to go, it's an opportunity to glimpse one of the most isolated, unfathomable and feared countries in the world.
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When faced with acts of unfathomable cruelty, humans instinctually seek simple narratives that can help us cope with the existence of such evil.
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I can still recall one of the most unfathomable moments; the whole crew was at a local movie theatre when someone noticed us.
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"These deaths break the unfathomable barrier of 150 rangers lost in a decade here in Virunga," said Emmanuel de Merode, the park's director.
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What happened over those nine weeks remains one of the wildest, most unfathomable survival stories of World War II. Baalsrud's feet froze solid.
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The fact that a hostile foreign government executed a plan to influence, and therefore irrevocably damage, the bedrock of our democracy is unfathomable.
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It would be an unfathomable violation of norms of human decency, worse not in numbers but in principle than even the Yemen war.
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The casualties were almost unfathomable: By the time reinforcements finally arrived, 107 soldiers had been killed, 190 were wounded and 63 were missing.
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Such an achievement would have seemed unfathomable last year, when Fleury, then with Pittsburgh, shut out the Capitals in a Game 212 here.
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That's almost unfathomable in itself, but when you consider how that potential crisis would affect humans, the consequences are even harder to comprehend.
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Perhaps the men were in denial about how dire the situation was, their vigilance a futile effort to assert control over the unfathomable.
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I'd arrived in Kyoto, from Midtown Manhattan, just out of my 20s and alight with everything this wildly unfathomable place could teach me.
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We needed some time to get to know Gloria, who had been marginalized by all the "unfathomable pinhead-ery" she'll need to investigate.
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With his brother, Trey, looking on, Culver made a cut along the baseline and laid in a layup to reach the unfathomable mark.
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Bulger, leader of the South Boston gang, was the ruthless kingpin of a criminal empire that a federal judge said committed "unfathomable" acts.
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The Asheville artist is one of the decade's most evocative songwriters—and the kind of vocalist whose every warble brims with unfathomable emotion.
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The level of naiveté required to cap off a story like Bombshell's with an inspiring, "Women rule!" pop anthem is unfathomable to me.
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Actually telling the truth -- which should not be so unfathomable -- will help voters discern whether to trust the current incumbents come the next election.
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I believe we can learn a lot from the spectrum of responses of these remarkable people who attempted to reach across an unfathomable divide.
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First, Google has proven that server technology now has the ability to scale horizontally and bring unfathomable number-crunching power to each of us.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch called it an "unfathomable tragedy," and said the Department of Justice is working closely with its local counterparts in Texas.
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I think about the unfathomable human cost of nuclear weapons, which includes the cancers grown under the aegis of environmental drift of radioactive particles.
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Dee Dee may have had her personal challenges but the idea that she would have molested my children is overwhelming and for us unfathomable.
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Despite the fact that females have less upper-body muscle mass, biologically deeming them underdogs, this woman merked rep upon rep of unfathomable weight.
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Struggling to find some sense of home on the road, these environmental and economic refugees searched for hope against a backdrop of unfathomable loss.
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It was unfathomable to me that my dumb sisters would even countenance the idea of choosing the Geri commemorative tin—she couldn't even sing!
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But to be a climate hawk is to recognize the existential stakes of the climate crisis and the unfathomable difficulty of the challenge ahead.
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The teams synthesized only about a dust-speck worth of the material from expensive ingredients crushed to unfathomable pressures between hand-cranked diamond halves.
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What was unclear then, and what remains almost unfathomable today, is how urgent and unusual the subtext of those remarks would have to be.
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Hot car deaths It's probably the most heartbreaking certainty of summer: young children being left in a hot car and dying an unfathomable death.
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But with the possibility that he could make it to the White House no longer unfathomable, does Bernie Sanders actually want to be president?
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Today, the internet has infiltrated every aspect of our day to day existence in ways that would've been unfathomable to filmmakers four decades ago.
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Maple Match makes it easy for Americans to find the ideal Canadian partner to save them from the unfathomable horror of a Trump presidency.
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Considering the unfathomable complexity of a rocket launch, one might expect that the parachute recovery is the most straightforward part of the whole process.
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And yet, to those with no experience of such relationships, physical violence could seem so foreign, so extreme, that staying despite it was unfathomable.
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But it is unfathomable that the world's largest economy might allow kids to be left without care, homes and food while its lawmakers squabble.
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For many of these young men and women, the idea that they can never again eat a solid meal with their families is unfathomable.
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Warren is 2o weeks pregnant and dared, for some unfathomable reason, to wear her usual wardrobe of body con sheath dresses on air. Confused?
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There are no dewy prospects in his poetry and prose, but rather looming, unfathomable landscapes with the power to unleash an almost biblical violence.
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Meet Barsik, an "extremely obese" cat who weighs in at a staggering, almost unfathomable 41 pounds, according to the Animal Care Centers of NYC.
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Washington (CNN)A politician who actually does what he told voters he would do seems almost unfathomable in Washington, a town of broken promises.
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Though many of my clients live in poverty, their bail typically constitutes amounts that would be unfathomable for them to come close to paying.
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The universe is filled with flashy pyrotechnics, such as exploding stars or flaring black holes, which spew out unfathomable amounts of light and energy.
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Kirbyjon Caldwell, a native of Houston who is one of the city's most influential pastors, said the widespread nature of the destruction was unfathomable.
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The prospect of Russian contractors or officials on Turkish bases that also are home to the F-35 is unfathomable to many U.S. officials.
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A family — a collection of beings working their way across a landscape that is sometimes forgiving and generous and other times unfathomable and callous.
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A new video shows the unfathomable speed at which the Australian bushfires are spreading, completely overwhelming a firefighting crew in less than three minutes.
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It is unfathomable to think about the number of victims that would have been spared had authorities acted upon the complaints received years ago.
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All that misery and more menaced the competitors who had decided, for their own unfathomable reasons, that a single Ironman race was not enough.
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I had little hope of finding Mary, but amid the chaos of war-torn countries in Africa, there is some inexplicable, often unfathomable order.
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At first, it seemed unfathomable the parents would drive their children from their home in Woodland, Washington, to their deaths in Mendocino County, California.
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Americans would find it unfathomable if schools or water fountains were labeled "White Only," as was commonplace across the South just several decades ago.
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This medication reduced LDL levels to an almost unfathomable 30 mg/dl from about 90 mg/dl on average, which is typically considered low.
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Some demographers believe that within a few decades, China might be trying to do something that currently seems unfathomable: trying desperately to attract immigrants.
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"It was unfathomable to me that the next step would be that I was just supposed to keep them in a drawer," he said.
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Prior to Election Day this year, it would have been unfathomable to suggest the electors should vote contrary to the majority's will in their state.
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But when you have nearly unfathomable depths of information, the quickest way to move it is still the actual highway, not the information-super-one.
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Mayer's Old Web property is now part of a phone company, a prospect that would be unfathomable when the first web portals hit the scene.
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The app promised to make it easy for Americans to find a Canadian partner to save them from the "unfathomable horror" of a Trump presidency.
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In Baudelaire's writing, the unfathomable depths of personal thought correspond to a melting of the individual's boundaries, which were formerly sharply outlined by social convention.
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The consequences are expected to be unfathomable, including the burning down of the Amazon rainforest at about a 3 degrees Celsius [37 degrees Fahrenheit] rise.
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The lived reality of fantastically wealthy pop stars is actually unfathomable to me, an issue I run up against almost every day of my life.
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Though 2018 was full of an unfathomable amount of tragedy and gun violence, the year also inspired a heartwarming amount of youth activism in America.
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For many Colombians, the idea of forgiving rebels for a conflict that has claimed an estimated 220,000 lives and displaced about five million, is unfathomable.
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It's the result of intense stellar winds racing outwards at some 100,000 kilometers per hour, which can be imagined as just an unfathomable outward pressure.
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He was discovered on YouTube when he was 13, tutored by something called a "swagger coach," and catapulted to an unfathomable level of international fame.
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With American Horror Story: Cult's September 5 premiere date inching closer, fans are gearing up for another season of heart-pounding terror and unfathomable gore.
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Thirteen years later, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it emerged that he had used an unfathomable amount of steroids—and still didn't win.
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He was 26 years old, and left because he was hungry; North Korea was experiencing an unfathomable famine that impoverished the country from 1994-1998.
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And now the sentiment surrounding transit in western Queens—shared by a growing Greek chorus of residents and politicians—has gone from unfathomable to impossible.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was recorded on a four track machine – an unfathomable idea to modern musicians accustomed to endless possibilities of digital recording.
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Majority Whip Steve Scalise has said he won't run against McCarthy directly, but should McCarthy fall short, it's not unfathomable that Scalise would step up.
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Climate change stress will be a threat multiplier where a billion people compete for water, power, food and security in ways which may be unfathomable.
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I've reached many levels of success I once thought unfathomable, but I haven't cured my longing for more or my sense of incompleteness — does anyone?
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But the emerging theme here is that running hard against Trump has brought Democrats to the cusp of victory in previously unfathomable pockets of America.
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He's saved an unfathomable amount of files and stuff—and yet, his room is almost empty save for the stuff he's actively scanning and ingesting.
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The past year of unfathomable political hell must've served as a Bat Signal for the iconic punk band, who returned this fall with Victory Lap.
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Several current and former spies found Trump's actions so "unfathomable" that they raised — again — the possibility that the US president is an unwitting Russian asset.
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Grace Marufu, known as both "Gucci Grace" and the "Shopper in Chief" is a walking, talking reminder of the unfathomable corruption that defined Mugabe's rule.
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By keeping the identity of infected patients or exposed individuals secret, the federal government risks escalating the problem to unfathomable magnitude and fueling further paranoia.
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With sustained winds above 70 miles per hour, the temperature on Mount Washington had plunged to an almost unfathomable minus 92 degrees, just as forecast.
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Around the world, the coronavirus has upended people's lives in unfathomable ways, forcing them to make agonizing decisions to cancel meaningful and monumental life events.
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The sisters lost not one family, but two, and came back from an unfathomable series of tragedies to build what appear to be meaningful lives.
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"For him to have gone this long without missing a game is frankly unfathomable," said Jack Maldonado, the longtime producer of the Yankees' radio broadcast.
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The older generation, which runs the country and most large Chinese companies today, lived through a period of unfathomable violence, starvation and poverty under Mao.
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That violation is almost as unfathomable as the fact that I missed it, that it took, of all people, a lawyer to point it out.
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Clinton's team called the hacker's claim "unfathomable," and law enforcement officials found no information that the hacker got access to the email server, CNN reported.
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After cratering to an unfathomable 10 million in yearly sales in 2009, the industry bounced back and by 2015, crossed record levels above 17 million.
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What I held as the unfathomable moral bedrock of the US military — condoning the worst actors on the battlefield — has now become an acceptable reality.
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"Having been in production for 218 months, we've uncovered an unfathomable amount of information and evidence that is leading us to the truth," Rech said.
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Are the inward-looking eyes pondering our destination, as part of a landscape that is itself a minute speck within something unfathomable (the Milky Way)?
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It was unfathomable to me that this man could have lived for four or five decades in America and never interacted with a black woman.
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Even if QAnon's book doesn't continue to sell well, it's been seen by an unfathomable number of people now who wouldn't have seen it otherwise.
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Nonstop Metropolis follows Solnit's 2010 Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas, and the 2013 Unfathomable City: A New Orleans Atlas, co-authored with Rebecca Snedeker.
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In the Beqaa, landowners are charging up to $230 a month—an almost unfathomable amount of money for someone who's just lost everything to war.
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Instead, planets and moons are separated from Earth by unfathomable distances — often too remote, dim, and cold for any spacecraft to explore on solar power.
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The amount of concentration and skill required to pull this off is unfathomable, especially with one's back against the wall, which is why it's so revered.
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So many social interactions have been experienced from your position—the first person, horrendous and unfathomable, and to other people, they are more-or-less normal.
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In some ways, you can't blame them — the Trump administration has plunged the country into a deep lagoon of unprecedented situations, unfathomable characters, and inescapable dread.
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Digital measurement and management is the natural next step in electricity's evolution — like any great new idea — unfathomable before you've heard it, kind of obvious afterward.
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Dario Grandinetti's riveting performance as the vaguely menacing yet bureaucratic Claudio is a reminder that repulsive or unfathomable characters can be as fascinating as likable ones.
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Photo: TwitterMany people would say that computers have been a boon to both science and society, facilitating calculations and communications unfathomable in the pre-digital age.
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It is much easier to believe a woman is crazy than confront the truth that someone you know and like is capable of such unfathomable violence.
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But his time away from playing professional sports has been more lucrative, and he's continued to invest his money and watch it grow into unfathomable amounts.
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The telescope array is named after the edge of a black hole where time stands still and gravity warps space into its almost-unfathomable gravitational pull.
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The story's exoticism — a xenophobic view of other cultures, or people from those cultures, as being somehow strange, unfathomable, or alien — is entrenched in that framing.
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Konstantin von Notz, a Greens party member who serves on the investigative committee, described the latest report about the BND's spying activities as "scandalous and unfathomable".
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It is the story of unfathomable successes and dismal failures, but the lessons learned along the way may very well hold the key to our future.
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Pal thinks the US economy is on a one-way track to negative interest rates — an idea that was perceived unfathomable just a few years ago.
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Climate stress will be a threat multiplier — in ways currently unfathomable — where a substantial portion of the world's population competes for water, power, food and security.
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Marlins 6, Mets 4 The nearly unfathomable spate of injuries the Mets have incurred this season have often ballooned from minor nicks into season-ending ailments.
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He also said that the documentary, which has "been in production for 20 months," had "uncovered an unfathomable amount of information and evidence" about the murder.
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Take a Number The scale of the universe, already unfathomable, just became even more so: There are about 10 times as many galaxies as previously thought.
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"It is unfathomable that he would have gained access to her emails and not leaked them the way he did to his other victims," it added.
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And if business continues as usual, by the end of the century it will be an unfathomable 10 million metric tons of solid waste a day.
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With so much research and funding going into helping professionals detect suicidal tendencies early on, it seems unfathomable that an actual, verbal warning would go unheeded.
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Does emptiness arouse the unfathomable mysteries of life: what existed before the Big Bang; what lies beyond the edge of space; what happens when we die?
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Like the astronauts' own photographs, his expansive, heart-stopping images convey the unfathomable beauty of both the bright, dusty moon and the blue jewel of Earth.
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The technology currently available to us would be unfathomable to those who suffered during past pandemics, so now is the time to take advantage of it.
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The problem: Many on Wall Street think that Mr. Flannery was talking about the once-unfathomable idea that G.E. could be broken apart into separate businesses.
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Moving more than two million people — along with their weapons, aircraft, food and medical supplies — in and out of the country was an almost unfathomable challenge.
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Their juxtaposition reminds us that even an epidemic of unfathomable proportions doesn't banish a desperate mother and her vanished child from the sphere of our attention.
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We're even finally beginning to believe that the planet itself and its enormous, unfathomable workings are vulnerable, in terrifying ways, to the careless meddling of humans.
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Now, a new Variety cover story on the artist answers the question of how he's handling this unfathomable seismic change in his day-to-day life.
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Years later, Mr. Azzawi still finds it unfathomable that Iraqis pillaged various national museums in 21990 while the American troops who had toppled Saddam Hussein watched.
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At the same time, the amount of waste generated by subway riders is nearly unfathomable, and no one is shaming the sinners into changing their behavior.
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When you look out at the vastness, the blueness, the literally unfathomable unknown of the sea, there's some basic human instinct that makes us feel total awe.
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These weapons harness the power of physics, releasing an immense amount of energy from a relatively small amount of mass to generate unfathomable fire, disease, and death.
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In Penrith, a city just west of Sydney, temperatures reached 112.1F (44.5C), and at Ivanhoe Airport in the interior NSW, the temperature reached an unfathomable 116F (20303C).
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Click here to view original GIFBuilding a floating city also known as an aircraft carrier is hard as hell to do because the numbers are basically unfathomable.
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But doesn't it seem more likely that the natural combination of simian intelligence and opposable digits, along with feline intelligence and unfathomable cruelty, make a dangerous combination?
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It seems unfathomable, but as with so much of the series, there's a precedent for this in reality, when governmental forces have used lethal force against protesters.
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It was just unfathomable that a crammed room full of rabid maniacs would greet us so enthusiastically in a place so far away and sing every word.
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"It is unfathomable to endanger children in this way and I strongly condemn this attack," U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation, Zalmay Khalilzad, said in a tweet.
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The studios released more movies by black directors that year than in the previous ten years combined, reaching audiences with work that seemed unfathomable in the past.
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A long, long time ago, in a faraway and unfathomable era that predates Snapchat, social etiquette dictated that pearls were only to be worn after 5 p.m.
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The YSK agreed only to a recount of 51 ballot boxes, spread across 21 of the city's total 39 districts, but the AKP called this decision "unfathomable".
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It does feature a drifter on a motorcycle, but the focus of the game is on zombies — unfathomable amounts of zombies, coming at you from every direction.
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And it is unfathomable that Sergei Pavlovich Roldugin, who is in question here, could think about spending all his money on the purchase of a musical instrument.
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And the task of recovery -- from repairing inundated buildings to healing traumatized families -- seems perhaps as unfathomable as counting each sand grain on the island's iconic beaches.
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Obviously, it's darkly ironic that Emily traveled from the unfathomable horrors of the Colonies to the home of the man who invented them in the first place.
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Electronic music has seen an explosive resurgence in the past ten years, becoming a multi-million dollar industry where top DJs are paid unfathomable amounts to rage.
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Neither did Payton, who put his grit on display during the game's first possession series when he went for it on fourth down an unfathomable four times.
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It seems unfathomable, to go all that way, to take all of those risks and then pull back, not grabbing the brass ring and reaping the rewards.
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Big tech remains mostly unchecked and perhaps worst of all, unfathomable to the majority of us still struggling to make sense of what it means to code.
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Gazing on his precisely arced diagrams of corruption and glad-handing feels like looking at some unfathomable astronomical phenomenon, too complex to be understood, alarming but awesome.
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And maybe you think about how it has lots of seemingly unfathomable rules, which it does — so much easier to just throw some flowers in a jug!
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On Saturday, a former acting solicitor general of the United States, Neal Katyal, tweeted that it was "literally unfathomable" that the President would retweet such a thing.
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The House of Mouse now owns the rights to an unfathomable amount of content, which makes what's not available on Disney+ as glaringly apparent as what is.
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Today the race mixing that supremacists feared is growing apace, and interracial dating, marriage, adoption and friendship are occurring at rates that were unfathomable 603 years ago.
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Wielding a golden sword in one hand and an equally golden judgement scale in the other, she could be a formidable superhero with unfathomable powers coursing within.
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"Here, as horns wail and drums snap, there is a sense that the 'we' is actually unfathomable, a force that can overcome anything when banded as one."
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It is also a Pizzolatto — and noir — convention to have this secret space in the back of a closet, undercurrents of unfathomable evil coursing through everyday life.
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"It is just unfathomable that stuff like this is going on at the school I go to, learn at and attend," Obinna Ibebunjo, 23, a senior, said.
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" Jimmy Kimmel, calling the comments "unfathomable," said he was sure it was a coincidence that the countries Mr. Trump disparaged are "mostly populated by people of color.
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Replete with exploding green blotches, Rocha Pitta demonstrates the quiet violence of the microscopic world; it is a place where cells reproduce and die with unfathomable speed.
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Baker pointed to multiple-warhead missiles—some of which are terrifying super-weapons of almost unfathomable sophistication—as a potential dodge of the US missile defense system.
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He headed up the notorious Winter Hill Gang in Boston for years, responsible for "unfathomable" acts that terrorized the city, in the words of one federal judge.
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"It's unfathomable and utterly inexcusable that Kelly Ayotte could hear these vile Trump comments, bragging about sexual assault, and not immediately disavow his candidacy for president," she said.
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His Soulja Watch—which sells for an unfathomable $20 and ships from either Russia or China—is still available, as are his SouljaPhone, Soulja Headphones, SouljaPods, and SouljaPad.
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The Economist: Are we really living in an unfathomable period of wealth inequality—or was the relatively equal society that followed the second world war the real aberration?
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"The fact that Kenny Heslep would do such a thing is unfathomable and appalling, especially considering that they were together since Katie was in high school," he said.
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The fourth is "computational irreducibility"; the future is so complex, and the effect of human interactions so unfathomable, that people cannot possibly create models to anticipate the outcome.
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The movement's dependency on Facebook, and particularly Facebook video, for coordination has resulted in an almost unfathomable deluge of unsourced photos, videos, and screenshots circulating inside these groups.
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For the first hour or two, pockets of Sanders delegates booed or heckled speakers, raising the unfathomable specter that headliners would be prevented from delivering their remarks uninterrupted.
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The potential of life as information: If life is merely an information processing system that can replicate, the potential for life to populate the known universe is unfathomable.
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David Bowie and Prince were still alive, a Twin Peaks reboot was still only in fans' dreams, and the thought of a Donald Trump presidency was completely unfathomable.
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But those people are somewhere on the range of human experience, just like you and I are, just like people who have had lives filled with unfathomable tragedy.
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It is unfathomable for many doctors to believe ObamaCare, with all the significant changes it placed on the way doctors practice medicine, did not include matching liability protections.
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Rodriguez added that Wednesday's win was probably the biggest one of the season for the Yankees, especially because a rally had seemed unfathomable for much of the night.
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Like other Democrats, Delgado has hammered Faso for stating he wants to protect patients, despite his vote to repeal the healthcare law, accusing the Republican of "unfathomable" hypocrisy.
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Such scenes might have been unfathomable a decade ago -- but these new protests, challenging the rule of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, represent discontent rarely seen in Iran.
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"(The fighting) represents a new betrayal of the people of South Sudan, who have suffered from unfathomable atrocities since December 2013," the Secretary-General said in a statement.
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On Bandana, their second full-length team up, Gibbs slashes through twisty jazz riffs and creeping soul cuts, making space for unfathomable amounts of syllables among dense arrangements.
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The fewer people you encounter of the opposite political persuasion, the more they become an unfathomable other, easily caricatured and impossible to find even occasional common ground with.
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Young girls around the world taking up golf can now aspire to a heretofore unfathomable ambition: winning a national women's championship at the celebrated home of the Masters.
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Unfathomable as that may seem, Pittsburgh's playoff odds, currently at 68 percent, crash to 48 percent with a loss, and its division title odds fall to 45 percent.
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Poor planning, a slow response by utility officials and Puerto Rico's dire financial straits contributed to a situation that would be unfathomable in the continental U.S., experts say.
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"For Christianity Today to side with the Democrat Party in a partisan attack on the President of the United States is unfathomable," he added in a Facebook post.
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What she doesn't always see is her knack for connection between places if not always people, the unconventional grace she possesses when it comes to closing unfathomable distances.
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Spiegel, whose fund is short Tesla by holding puts that expire in January 2020, said it was "unfathomable to me" that anyone would finance a Tesla leveraged buyout.
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It was unfathomable to me that you could blast something on television, or inundate the streets with fliers, and people would unquestioningly believe the messages these mediums carried.
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"To those who have lost or are missing family and friends, we share in your unfathomable grief in this moment at time and in your sorrow," Ardern said.
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If you think it's unfathomable that anyone would do such a thing, think again, said Andi McNeal, the director of research at the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
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"It is unfathomable to think that someone who wore the uniform and swore an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States would do this," he said.
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Last year, he was the most accurate G-League player to launch at least six threes per game, drilling an unfathomable 45.9 percent of them over 19 games.
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To me, I find this almost unfathomable and unbelievable that someone's legacy will be to look back and scores will have died because they don't have health care.
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Moviegoers confronted both this weekend when they flocked to theaters to see the newest horror film from the Get Out director, earning the feature an unfathomable $70.3 million domestically.
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"[Big declines] could be the start of a bear market, they could be just the beginning of something unfathomable, or they might actually be a buyable glitch," he said.
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As demonstrated by this new image and the recent map of the Milky Way created by the Gaia satellite, there truly are an unfathomable number of stars out there.
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Ever since the iPhone showed up and started making unfathomable amounts of money, it was easy to get the sense that Apple was maybe leaving the venerable Mac behind.
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It was really unfathomable that this was happening in America, in a modern era, that your government didn't care if you lived and healthcare institutions didn't give a shit.
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Ever since the iPhone showed up and started making unfathomable amounts of money, it was easy to get the sense that Apple was maybe leaving the venerable Mac behind.
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But as my Mexican dive master, Pablo, and I broke the surface, the current pulling hard at our limbs, the depth of the ship seemed to be, well, unfathomable.
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But the often-unfathomable complexity of human society and natural processes may mean that other guides are sometimes needed to set policy, from the precautionary principle to moral reasoning.
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Elsewhere, with "Black Hole" (2020), Stone takes hold of our fear of the unfathomable, tames it and conventionalizes it by placing it in a vitrine, the prototypical museum prop.
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But I haven't seen a convincing argument that they're a unique consequence of Portugal flouting EU net neutrality rules, nor something that seems unfathomable under the existing American system.
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Psychologically, a losing mentality has set in, which was repeatedly evident this season as the Giants lost leads in the final 218 seconds of games an unfathomable six times.
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"The irreparable emotional, physical and psychological trauma experienced and still being experienced by biological parents and their [respective] families is unfathomable," prosecutor Evadne Kortje told Western Cape High Court.
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"It is unfathomable that AMCU would willingly call for secondary strikes in an industry that is already in jeopardy," Minerals Council Chief Executive Roger Baxter said in a statement.
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George King, from Britain, is believed to be the first to complete the unfathomable free-climb ascent up the Excalibur wall at the Bjoeks Climb Center in Groningen, Netherlands.
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If Congress is successful in prohibiting Planned Parenthood from participating in federal healthcare programs, the negative impact on low-income women and women in rural areas will be unfathomable.
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But it's always unfathomable, at any given moment, that the current political consensus could suddenly unravel, or that a major political party would dramatically reject its long-standing identity.
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A rare video of the pink fairy armadillo shows his digging skills and unfathomable cuteness (as well as a terrible stick-wielding human being who should probably be imprisoned).
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But just in case, for some unfathomable reason, this big fight falls through, we've come up with some other potential opponents for McGregor outside of the current UFC roster.
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The result was an elegant, sweeping structure engineered in an arch bowing against the pressure of the water, enabling a relatively thin sheet of concrete to withstand unfathomable forces.
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He's obviously fascinated by unfathomable depths, and with his loss in Indiana on Tuesday, his candidacy for the presidency is finished, giving him a whole lot of extra time.
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Even in the unfathomable event that Russia were to abandon Syria, direct American military action would cause Iran and Hezbollah, the Assad government's closest allies, to intensify their support.
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This past year, even though it has been horrific in an unfathomable amount of ways, there has been hope in seeing how many people come out to push back.
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And looking at his stroke and free-throw percentage, it's not unfathomable to imagine him one day stretching defenses out to the corner with a respectable three-point shot.
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But it seems so clear to me now that functional, compulsory, legal changes like these could hardly touch on the unfathomable hatred of women, which has defined us forever.
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In the meantime my 5-year-old son, along with my new students, will attend classes of between 25 and 27 kids, something unfathomable in some Oklahoma public schools.
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In this climate, it feels unfathomable that a 24-year-old would also ask me questions about my childcare, mortgage, and why I have even chosen that particular path.
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Burstein was brought on board in the aftermath of the 2016 election, and handed an unfathomable amount of raw, unedited footage of then-candidate Clinton on the campaign trail.
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Anything that touches on the nation's unfathomable suffering during the war, which saw six million Poles killed, of which three million were Jewish, sets off a wellspring of emotion.
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And all of the characters speak with the same world-weary patter (save for the reptilian Killer Croc, who alternates between Cajun and African-American stereotypes for unfathomable reasons).
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Her part in a vicious, unfathomable murder sparked an intense media frenzy, drawing reporters from GQ, The New York Times, and Dateline to her hometown on Vancouver Island, Canada.
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A court ruled Cube and Dre aren't responsible for Carter's death because it's unfathomable to blame them for Knight's reckless and allegedly criminal act -- running over and killing Carter.
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The smoke plume from Australia&aposs blazes is nearly unfathomable in size: 1.3 billion acres of sky are engulfed in ash and smoke that can be seen from space.
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"The notion that the House managers are going into a trial that begins on Tuesday without knowing what the structure is, is completely unfathomable," said the first Democratic aide.
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"The word that keeps popping into my mind is 'unfathomable,'" said the veteran catcher Stephen Vogt, who played for the Oakland Athletics in 2017, in an interview on Friday.
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The uninsured rates, the deductibles we have to pay, the very idea of a surprise medical bill — all of it was unfathomable to many of the people I met.
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Still, barring an unfathomable loss to the Virginia Cavaliers in the ACC championship game, the Tigers appear destined to make the College Football Playoff for a fifth consecutive year.
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Up until a point, that is, after which the correlation flattens and then decreases slightly, perhaps because previously unfathomable comparisons emerge when you're keeping up with the one percent.
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It leads them to belittle the energies of reformism, and to obscure the truth that change and reform do occur, even if in a halting and often unfathomable manner.
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The comic book author and screenwriter Marc Andreyko felt unfathomable horror when he heard the news of the June 12 mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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It is almost unfathomable that "Crazy Rich Asians" was the first Hollywood movie with a contemporary setting and a majority Asian-American cast since "Joy Luck Club" in 1993.
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The 2010s may be remembered as the decade when the global 1% accumulated unfathomable wealth, but it was also perhaps the best decade ever for the world's poorest people.
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"In my mind, this had to be an absurd amount of money, something that's almost unfathomable in order for me to leave," said Song, who, not surprisingly, went undrafted.
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The fact that we've yet to detect any proof of intelligent life in our cosmic neighborhood, she says, is frustrating but understandable given the nearly unfathomable enormity of outer space.
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He sent the agency the results, which made clear that the MTA stood to lose unfathomable sums of money if it failed to reckon with the reality of global warming.
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And if you need even more evidence of Shults' superhuman, almost unfathomable ability to stay calm under terrifying circumstances, just revisit the audio of her communications with air traffic control.
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"Unfathomable climate risk, destruction of 22 square kilometers of natural marine habitat, extremely costly - with the cost comparable to the total government reserves - and strategically vulnerable transport-wise," he said.
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And yet he also believed that the deepest work of poetry is "the passionate pursuit of the real," by which he meant the ongoing quest for God, who is unfathomable.
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"Seventy years ago, my family had to move from this side of the border — our district was Gujranwala —it was unfathomable that we'd ever visit this land again," Singh said.
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This storm hasn't been easy to forecast, and it's unusual for one to hover over a country the way that it has, leaving unfathomable flooding and damage in its wake.
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The prospect that a Republican-controlled Congress, hostile to even a more modest expansion of autonomy for the district, would create a new state dominated by Democrats is almost unfathomable.
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Among his first statements on higher education, Trump's workforce development vision was met with a degree of cautious optimism from would-be critics that seems unfathomable just a year later.
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Like rugby, the elite level of cricket is largely populated by a handful of former British colonies and the game is widely perceived as unfathomable by many outside that heartland.
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People are wary of credit—nearly eighty per cent of German transactions are made in cash—and customers in hardware shops and bakeries pay, with unfathomable diligence, in exact change.
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The 1965 massacres, measured by the speed by which they metastasized and their number of fatalities, mark one of the most brutal and unfathomable reigns of political terror in history.
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It is unfathomable that The Times would devote so much coverage, in such detail, to these recent deaths while also reporting, in the very same week, the rising suicide rate.
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Suppose you wake up one morning, check that lottery ticket you picked up at your neighborhood convenience store, and find you have, against unfathomable odds, won a huge jackpot prize.
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It is unfathomable how Mr. Trump, who railed against Hillary Clinton for potentially exposing government secrets through her private email account, could allow Mr. Porter to hold his sensitive position.
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But over the last three years, businesses have become engaged on social issues like immigration, climate change and race in a way that would have been unfathomable a decade ago.
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"How they can continue to do so, especially now, when women in Hollywood and their allies are on a crusade against sexism and harassment, is unfathomable," columnist Yvonne Abraham wrote.
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It also provided a space for more than a dozen women to speak about the unfathomable abuse that they say the singer inflicted upon them as teens and young women.
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Yes, rap songs by scrappy upstarts can hit No.25 on the Billboard charts thanks to internet memes and an unfathomable amount of streams on services like YouTube and Spotify.
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"Unfathomable climate risk, destruction of 22 square kilometres of natural marine habitat, extremely costly - with the cost comparable to the total government reserves - and strategically vulnerable transport-wise," he said.
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Many people in Silicon Valley believe in the Singularity—the day in our near future when computers will surpass humans in intelligence and kick off a feedback loop of unfathomable change.
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"The thought of a happy occasion like a child's birthday party being turned into the darkest of sorrows in such a vicious way is almost unfathomable," he wrote in a statement.
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Harris writes that Ford made an "unfathomable sacrifice" by testifying, and Kavanaugh's inclusion on the list is yet another example of how it surely cost Ford more than most can imagine.
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Following Donald J. Trump's unfathomable electoral victory last week, Facebook found itself spastically and fruitlessly defending itself from claims it helped produce the outcome with its feed full of fake news.
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News. Although the film's official trailer teases a super-hot shower scene and an unfathomable amount of sexual tension, the censor board did not give the movie the NC-17 rating.
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In the weeks after his death, Sports Illustrated reporter Greg Bishop spoke with Tyler's family while they navigated the unfathomable loss and grappled with the many unanswered questions surrounding Hilinski's death.
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Rumors swirled for years that something profound had once happened there, a confluence of mad science and the paranormal that had warped reality itself, opening a door into strange, unfathomable worlds.
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At the time, I was earning little over minimum wage and barely making ends meet—the thought of amassing thousands in medical debt with no hope of a cure seemed unfathomable.
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If this nearly unfathomable rainfall total is realized, it would qualify as the most rainfall from any tropical cyclone (hurricane or tropical storm) in U.S. history, according to meteorologist Michael Lowry.
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Part of the reason the Brand New allegations disturbed fans was because it wasn't unfathomable given the scene they spawned from, yet it felt surprising because Lacey appeared to outgrow it.
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His amateurish and bigoted actions are difficult to square with the dignity of his office, and it is unfathomable to imagine George W. Bush or Barack Obama acting in similar ways.
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The concept was unfathomable just a few years ago, because you always needed powerful machines to play big AAA games, and you were always limited to playing those games at home.
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The presumption of innocence is a cornerstone of our justice system, but the idea that an individual lawyer would choose to spend a career in such a way still seems unfathomable.
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In 2019, it is unfathomable that we still struggle to maintain our right to free speech, but these individuals, when challenged, chose to honor their convictions and stand up to censorship.
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SETH COLTER WALLS Of all the miracles Haydn gives musical voice to in his oratorio "Die Schöpfung" ("The Creation"), none is more unfathomable than the first: creating something out of nothing.
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Industry experts said poor planning, a slow response by power officials and Puerto Rico's dire financial straits had led to a situation that would be unfathomable in the continental United States.
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Harris tries to sit with it all, to let the unfathomable in, but a person can only absorb so much sadness at one time before the mind breaks down or deflects.
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The level of flooding "was unfathomable to those of us who lived through the previous record flood" of 22008, said Rod Lehnertz, the university's senior vice president for finance and operations.
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But then, in a matter of days, in a string of developments that were almost unfathomable, Mr. Colangelo saw his career come apart, an apparent casualty of spousal support gone wrong.
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In just three months, after expenses and investments and payouts to shareholders, Apple's already colossal pile of cash and marketable securities grew another $10.8 billion, reaching a nearly unfathomable $1303 billion.
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When I told people in Taiwan or the Netherlands that millions of Americans were uninsured and people could be charged thousands of dollars for medical care, it was unfathomable to them.
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During the long drive, he told us stories of Mr. Jammeh's unfathomable excesses — empty mansions built in the middle of the jungle and huge parties thrown for his most loyal voters.
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His longstanding and, to many of supporters, unfathomable refusal to tackle forcefully anti-Semitism in the party or, in a TV interview, to apologize, dogged his campaign and poisoned his image.
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Though it may seem like an unfathomable feat, Simmons, given his history of stepping up hard, may be the ideal player to help boost San Antonio's slim chances against Golden State.
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The sudden loss propelled Melton, a 42-year-old bank loan officer in Plaquemine, Louisiana, on an unfathomable journey from grief to forgiveness as she struggled to understand what happened and why.
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Joely reacted to the news of her half-sister's death in a tweet by writing, "Breaking my silence with a broken heart…the Unfathomable loss," she tweeted with a broken heart emoji.
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Given Apple's stature as the biggest company in the world, sitting on a war chest of unfathomable size, that they do this work in spite of "the bloody ROI" is truly admirable.
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This episode of Black Mirror is a little fable about how we humans are but one moment away from losing our precarious grip on morality, and committing act of sheer, unfathomable cruelty.
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Picture the lineup of athletes along a start line as they wait eagerly for the sound of the gun or gymnasts as they perform flips on a balance beam with unfathomable precision.
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At the end of the hour-and-twenty-minute long battle confronting that unfathomable existential conflict, we finally got our answer ... And apparently, it's that there was never any mystery at all.
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Facts aside, however, Spicer's blunder highlights the much more concerning, and decidedly bipartisan, rhetorical trend of appropriating unfathomable crimes against humanity, like the Holocaust or slavery, and using them as political metaphors.
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We can all agree that giving aggro hotheads around the world the keys to massive military forces and unfathomable resources hasn't had the highest success rate possible over the last two millennia.
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His down-to-earth movies Shotgun Stories (2007) and Mud (2012) both deal specifically with unfathomable choices, and the people dutifully struggling to make sense of them and live with the fallout.
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"While what the Kent County Sheriff's Department did to Mr. Ramos-Gomez is unfathomable, it is also utterly unsurprising," the ACLU said, citing immigration advocates' opposition to local authorities' cooperation with ICE.
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But Steve Hall, a former CIA station chief in Moscow, issued a chilling warning on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" on Thursday -- which if it is borne out would have unfathomable political consequences.
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Everything from working with city police to organizing runners has to be taken care of, and we're sure there are many tiny unfathomable details to think about every step of the way.
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For someone to spurn possible interest from a big promotion like WWE and stay independent would be unfathomable at almost any other time in professional wrestling history, but the Bucks are different.
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Though the 1896 election gave Republicans enough political power to memorialize Lincoln (over the opposition of Democrats), the McMillan Plan to extend the mall faced fierce opposition because it was so unfathomable.
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The scope of catastrophe is unfathomable, and casting an eye back to the '80s, when America was going through a similar period of disruption and unrest, has offered some relief and guidance.
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As unfathomable as it may be to the moderate wing of the Democratic Party, many in attendance made the case for Mr. Sanders as much on his electability as his liberal platform.
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"The conduct alleged against Joel Davis is as unfathomable as it is sickening," Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement Tuesday.
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At first glance, the challenges posed by the ISIS children seem shockingly unprecedented and unfathomable, but we've seen children in no less dire circumstances before, such as child soldiers or trafficking victims.
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The idea that an anti-Semite who harms U.S. national security can have a position in U.S. foreign policy or national security may sound unfathomable, but it sadly happens all the time.
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Johnson said he realized that the idea of him as President seems unfathomable now, but he compared it to a crusade that he started long ago and that also once seemed nuts.
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To Mr. Magowan, the possibility of the team fleeing his adopted hometown was as unfathomable as the departure of the Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers, who moved to Los Angeles, had been.
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Indeed, some of the unfathomable art on view here looks like the kind of self-obsessed artwork used on the covers of overindulgent, noodling, progressive rock concept albums from the early 1970s.
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Rather, I returned over and over to be in the presence of an unfathomable existence, to witness a miracle in a tangible way — the kind of awe-inspiring grandeur reminiscent of feeling saved.
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But the spirit of enslaved women is hard to live up to, and for the most part unfathomable — we can't know what all of them were actually like, how they bore their trauma.
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For most parents, it's almost unfathomable to imagine caring for a child with such special needs -- having no one to confide in who truly understands the pain, struggle and isolation of everyday life.
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Republicans are talking about background checks, raising age limits on buying assault-style rifles, and maybe even beefing up the federal background check system — ideas that seemed unfathomable just a few months ago.
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So when they suddenly can't act like little kings—that is, when a recruit or player decides he's changed his mind—they grasp for fantastical reasons to explain why this unfathomable insubordination happened.
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And he needed eight threes to be the first person to make 400 three-pointers in a season, an unfathomable number given that he set the record at 272 only three seasons ago.
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What if he is operating on a basketball plane unfathomable, what if he is searching for something bigger than money, bigger than victory, bigger than anything our simple, four-dimensional minds can grasp?
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When asked during cross-examination, however, Austin said he couldn't really speak to the research done by the man he'd entrusted with what an average American would consider an unfathomable amount of money.
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" In the wake of her tragic death, a GoFundMe page and MealTrain has been set up for Coleman's family — including her parents and four siblings — to help them deal with this "unfathomable loss.
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The killing of six million Jews is not only unfathomable in its own right, it carries a huge ripple effect, through the generations, of what could have been, but now may never be.
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Heidi Hess, the co-director of CREDO Action, said that it was "somewhat unfathomable" that any Democratic senator could still be undecided, particularly following former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's guilty plea on Tuesday.
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It's an unfathomable reality for many American parents: frantically seeking care for your desperately ill child, and being told by your government that no, the state has deemed him too sick to live.
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The MSM would even cut into all impeachment all the time coverage to go into spasms of rage at the mere possibility that Sanders could possibly support Trump in this unfathomable way. Divisive!
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With that in mind, it is unfathomable that we do not target more research funding at a problem that is growing because of increased life expectancy and the aging of the baby boomers.
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Occupied's great strength was showcasing the ways its characters positions shifted and eroded until they found themselves picking sides and crossing lines that would have been unfathomable at the start of the story.
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It was one of the most unfathomable racial attacks in decades, and it upended the notion of a postracial America that some had imagined after the election of the country's first black president.
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Omegas like Storm, Jean Grey, and Magneto represent the most powerful mutants on Earth, possessing unfathomable upper limits to their mutant abilities, and almost all who exist are allied with Xavier and Krakoa.
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It is widely seen as unfathomable that so many people could have survived the harrowing Category 5 winds, which tore through the eastern Caribbean at speeds of up to 185 miles an hour.
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If not this, then something else must be done so that those with the means and desire can help our health care system sustain itself through the unfathomable demands being placed on it.
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And yet mystery — truly unfathomable and utterly ordinary — is at the center of this deceptively modest Manhattan Theater Club production, which originated in London and is directed with quiet care by Richard Eyre.
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" He added: "As a non-politician, it's unfathomable that this could happen, but we're not going to let democracy be thwarted and we are thrilled that we've made every other ballot with ease.
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And she's right, at least insofar as it applies to the unfathomable pinhead-ery she knows, which is that Maurice drove to the wrong Stussy house and killed its resident for indiscernible reasons.
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That was the punishment issued Tuesday to the proud sports juggernaut that has long used the Olympics as a show of global force but was exposed for systematic doping in previously unfathomable ways.
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They are members of our family, deeply enmeshed in our lives, and for many of us, thoughts of euthanasia seem unfathomable, so we cling to the notion that a natural death is desirable.
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Cohen and Axe followed similar "coming-of-billionaire" stories, walking the same route from middle-class New York upbringings to unfathomable wealth through their sheer ability to sit in a chair and trade expertly.
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While the Florida and Atlantic Coasts anxiously prepare for monstrous Hurricane Irma to decide where it will make landfall this weekend, the storm's currently buzzsawing across the Caribbean, leaving a trail of unfathomable destruction.
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But if you used it to check the grammar on your sensitive correspondents, there is an unfathomable number of scenarios in which this kind of major vulnerability could result in disastrous real-world consequences.
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Exclude sites on the so-called dark web and password-protected content, and set a firm end date for the project so it wouldn't just go on endlessly and cost unfathomable amounts of money.
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So we understand why the idea of putting that same sweat-flecked lip on the rim of a cup holding a 145-degree liquid and slurping sounds unfathomable, or at the very least, unpleasant.
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Merkel said Erdogan's comments only served to trivialize the unfathomable suffering of those affected by Nazi crimes against humanity, and were particularly sad given the many common factors that connected the two NATO allies.
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"Exalted," wholly, is an anomalous entity able to embody both the darkness and the light, nobly reminiscent of the impressions forged by Page's 12-string fretwork and Branca's grandiose guitar symphonies: empyrean, staggering, unfathomable.
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It is unfathomable that the federal government is expected to spend $89 billion on IT in fiscal year 2017, with the overwhelming majority — 77 percent — going toward outdated, vulnerable, and expensive-to-maintain systems.
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The thing about mountaintop removal is that though it produces ugly scars on the landscape, and leaves behind an unfathomable number of toxic pollutants, these scars are generally out in the middle of nowhere.
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Puerto Rico is now supposed to pay an unfathomable $272 billion to bondholders on July 246 — which it cannot do — even as it accrues pension obligations to its workers and lets public works lapse.
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Canceling the recess would be almost unfathomable but for one hard fact: Congress is far behind where it should be in the number of days it has worked in Washington on the people's business.
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In the wake of her tragic death, a GoFundMe page and a MealTrain has been set up for Coleman's family — including her parents and four siblings — to help them deal with this "unfathomable loss."
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Obviously the entire thing is executed with an unfathomable combination of gusto and grace, and cements Smith as one of the most magnetic performers on the planet, even as she enters her eighth decade.
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Other times, they may wish to stay in the world as long as they can, enacting the "unfathomable work" done by the writer in "The Garden of Forking Paths," whose choices create a multiverse.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Subway Work Violated Rights of Disabled, Prosecutors Say" (news article, March 14): It's unfathomable that in 2018 New York City's subway system isn't 100 percent accessible to the disabled.
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The globe is ever more networked, and has reduced unfathomable distances to the breadth of a screen; the globe is ever more riven, and political and social identities have solidified into stereotypes and dogmas.
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Nor should we ever cease our attempt to fathom two unfathomable questions regarding the 20th century: Just how did Hitler nearly fulfill his murderous vision, and why did so few resist his monstrous plans?
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So much so that we seem to have forgotten how comforting it can be to feel small — and the awe that comes from being silenced by something greater than ourselves, unfathomable, unconquerable and mysterious.
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"I find it unfathomable that she would believe that attacking Bernie Sanders with a lie that he essentially disrespects women — which is just outrageous — would pull the female support toward her," Ms. DeMoro said.
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Losing London LONDON — From a skyscraper in Canary Wharf, the once-bustling cluster of docks transformed into a global banking center, traders at Citigroup's regional headquarters move unfathomable sums of money around the planet.
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Jojo Rabbit is an "anti-hate satire" because it refuses to capitulate to the unstated rules of Holocaust stories — instead, it demands that we find laughter in the unfathomable, and humanity in the monstrous.
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He was sentenced in November 2013 to two life terms plus five years as architect of a criminal enterprise that, in the words of a federal judge, committed "unfathomable" acts that terrorized a city.
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It&aposs almost unfathomable that this one made it through all the preliminary production meetings without someone sensibly calling a halt to the process by saying, &aposWait a minute, those kitties are damn creepy!
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By transforming a biological entity of unfathomable complexity into a small set of numbers, it enables science that was not previously possible; at the same time, it creates the temptation to exalt those numbers.
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While the majority of world religions suggest that existence continues in one way or another after our physical form expires, atheistic thought promises us an endless expanse of black nothingness – an unfathomable, godless infinity.
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Women's Sexuality Is More Multi-LayeredNeville has a complicated relationship with the word "complicated" being used to describe female sexuality, which can spread the idea that women's sexuality is unfathomable and thus not worth exploring.
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With Ford and General Motors recently killing off nearly all sedans in the United States following the downward sales trend, it feels like an almost unfathomable development to watch happen from halfway around the world.
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But movies about the experience of being in proximity to unfathomable evil are almost always more worthwhile than efforts to draw portraits of that evil that only indulge a human impulse for vapid, morbid voyeurism.
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The French photographer is no stranger to the sometimes unfathomable limits of muscle, skin, and skeleton; the artist himself is a professional contortionist, and often presents his nimble frame in unearthly shapes, in Wonderland Creatures.
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"It is unfathomable that Campbell management could improperly represent to shareholders that the largest acquisition in the company's history would be accretive and just five months later admit that they blew it," the letter said.
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Should Megyn Kelly had begun bleeding from her eyes on live television, it could be assumed that she boasted unfathomable powers, including the ability to moderate a debate while simultaneously battling the virus from Outbreak.
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For most people in my artisan cold brew-loving generation, this lifestyle seems unfathomable or at least unsustainable, so I asked him, if he could go back in time and do it again, would he?
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Should we simply ignore the valuable insights about actual public sentiment on specific issues made possible through the power of Artificial Intelligence, which can ascertain meaning from an otherwise unfathomable ocean of relevant public conversations?
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They reckoned that nearly everyone in Europe had witnessed death up close and had their own stories to tell, whereas the industrial nature of murder was something else, something new, unfathomable and essential to record.
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As long as Americans are willing to pay premium prices for illegal drugs, someone will follow in Guzman's footsteps and find a way to produce them, smuggle them and reap the unfathomable profits they generate.
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Officially, the grand prize was what the show described as "the dream job of a lifetime"—the unfathomable privilege of being mentored by Donald Trump while working as a junior executive at the Trump Organization.
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"It's unfathomable to me that the IRS would turn a blind eye to this problem when legitimate taxpayers are stuck with the consequences of someone using their Social Security number to gain employment," Hatch said.
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It is unfathomable to me that being the victim of a violent crime and logging six hard years to make yourself well again is not an essential story about you to those you most trust.
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Some, of course, were never open in the first place, and any film that would uncork them now must suppose itself more forceful than the unfathomable medley that already claims Eric Garner and Philando Castile.
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But in 153, this user-to-information proximity was practically unfathomable, an anomaly seven years before IBM introduced its Personal Computer, the first computer of a size and price that was attractive for individual use.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist It is an unfathomable proposition that the day would ever come when America could rightly question the loyalties of its own president, but that is precisely where we have arrived.
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Although both ethnic Poles and Jews living in Poland suffered unfathomable loss during World War II, the law drove a wedge between Israel and Poland, setting back years of hard work to repair bitter feelings.
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As a father, a former Scout, and the National Chair of the Boy Scouts of America, I am truly heartbroken that you were harmed during your time in Scouting and that you carry unfathomable pain.
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As the last searches in the Old City wrap up, the almost unfathomable task of rebuilding the city and, somehow, coming to grips with all that happened here, stretches out ahead into the unknown. video
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It is unfathomable that the ancient Hindu horror at the taking of life, any life — the very same doctrine of ahimsa, or nonviolence, that governed the beliefs of men like Mahatma Gandhi and the Rev.
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You may believe for some unfathomable reason that your Google Home or Amazon Echo, released in 2016 and 2014, respectively, is a great piece of technology that adds to the rich texture of your life.
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I walk past the very spot the man died several times a week and try not to walk over it, as if I'd be disrespecting his unfathomable act of sorrow with the bottoms of my Chucks.
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He was sentenced in November 2013 to two life terms plus five years after being an architect of a criminal enterprise that, in the words of a federal judge, committed "unfathomable" acts that terrorized a city.
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And over their first 147 games, Cleveland's pitchers not only have allowed the fewest walks and homers of any MLB team, but have struck out an unfathomable ten opposing batters per nine innings as a group.
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"It is unfathomable to me that because of you proactively contacting an ex-boyfriend of mine to team up against me, he was arrested for trying to extort money from me," Farley alleged in her statement.
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Oh, and also because Jr.'s connected to the White House and it's frankly unfathomable that any elected official or their family members wouldn't know when the most important day of a politician's career takes place.
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" (BBC) Why it matters, via CNN: "The largest public display of discontent in Iran since the 2009 Green Movement has brought ... a scene ... unfathomable a decade ago — protesters challenging the rule of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
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Peter Kafka's prediction that the company will dive deep into video makes sense, but I've got another suggestion for what to do with that unfathomable amount of money: Why not fix the service's most asinine limitation?
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You start with the big picture of a warming planet, but as you zoom in you find ever more climatic and geological and biological systems interacting with one another—a complexity unfathomable for the human mind.
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Anyway, for much of the same rationale that applies to Jon Snow, it's pretty unfathomable that the show would take her this far only to die in the snow, hundreds of miles from the Iron Throne.
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But the Mendendez campaign also showed just how tolerant Jersey residents can be of shady characters and undesirables—and the polarization of the Trump era that can make voting for Republicans almost unfathomable to some suburbanites.
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But for a woman to admit that she likes aggression, relishes controlled rage, thrives on ferocity and enjoys the feeling of gut-punches, well, that is unfathomable, or it seemed so to the Team U.S.A. reps.
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In Chaplin's case, there will always be plenty to unearth, such was the monstrous majesty of his egotism; Buster Keaton grows ever more unfathomable; but "Stan & Ollie" delves in search of hidden wellsprings that aren't there.
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Other than the unfathomable madness of some companies that do this while running a negative GROSS margin (a big 'thank you' to their investors for subsidizing consumers!), market share 'land grabs' in B21C can make sense.
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This was unfathomable to Bouchey because everyone knew Keeffe had been so deeply committed to Keith Raniere that most assumed she was prepared to go down with the NXIVM ship—to even die for the cause.
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Fathoming the unfathomable, bringing the planetary to human scale, is one of the occupations of Alicja Kwade, the Polish-German artist awarded this summer's commission for the Cantor Roof Garden of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Goldman Sachs has projected that American gross domestic product could decline by as much as 24 percent in the next quarter, an unfathomable number reflecting the impact of an extraordinary shock in both supply and demand.
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Even if I don't find it in time, I hope my grandmother's recipe for yeast rolls, newly recovered from the unfathomable mysteries of my mother's recipe box, will fill my kitchen with the scent of home.
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Nyad's skin had become a kind of photogram, marked by her quest, and in Opie's portrait one sees both the heroine who managed an unfathomable feat and the vulnerable geriatric who nearly died in the process.
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The dawn of big data, now a multi-billion dollar industry covering everything from trading to hospitality, means that the amount of personal information that can be collected by machines has ballooned to an unfathomable size.
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At best ambiguous and at worst unfathomable, "Mimosas," the sophomore feature from the Spanish director Oliver Laxe, merges harsh reality and offbeat mysticism into a reflection on the tug between our higher powers and baser instincts.
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Ten billion dollars may not seem like a sizable sum for people in the market to buy a couple of football teams, but it's an almost unfathomable amount of money for climate change research and activism.
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The one about life forever changing in a split second, about the fact that we are all bound up in a web of love and loss, about the primacy of community in times of unfathomable tragedy.
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For a man who devoted his life to military service to the United States of America, White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly's defense on Fox News of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was unfathomable.
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"It is unfathomable that the Virginia General Assembly appears intent on ending its current session without addressing this issue in any meaningful way," said Debra Katz, the attorney for Tyson, prior to Cox's call to action.
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Given the nearly unfathomable incompetence and unabashed racism of Donald Trump's administration, I tend to think of time in terms of how many days we have been without Barack Obama as president — 186, as of Monday.
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She collapses the universe's unfathomable scope into a few frames, tugging at the epistemological tensions between science and art, which are themselves a type of framework concerned with the building up and breaking down of objective truth.
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"It is unfathomable to me that because of you proactively contacting an ex-boyfriend of mine to team up against me, he was arrested for trying to extort money from me," Farley alleged in her statement today.
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While that theory's caused an unfathomable amount of under-treatment, it sits alongside a reality that many of us do not tell others when we are in pain—and that mistrust in healthcare that I mentioned before.
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As a result, a trope took hold in the broader world of pop culture that positioned women as foreign visitors to comic book stores, as if it were unfathomable that they could ever be interested in comics.
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What seemed unfathomable merely a decade ago is now becoming commonplace as Fortune 500 companies are mixing and matching best-in-class technologies — from upstarts to cloud mainstays like Salesforce, Workday, and ServiceNow — to power their business.
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Abedin, who is not only trying to raise the couple's son but also retain her position in Hillary Clinton's inner circle, faces almost unfathomable indignities throughout the campaign, and the camera is there for all of them.
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They carry with them stories of unfathomable brutality: Whole villages have been burned, men, women and children have been killed, and women report they have been subject to systematic gang rape at the hands of uniformed soldiers.
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What they don't know—and should be salivating over—is how Paul will perform in the Western Conference Finals, in a series with unfathomable expectations and the power to serve as a culmination for his entire career.
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How are they holding up knowing the human race has decided the person they love (and who gave them life) is so damn defective that they must be cast out into the unfathomable, the ungodly, the unknown?
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"It would be unfathomable if they don't include it, because it's explicitly named in the Constitution as a ground for impeachment," said Nick Allard, who served on the Judiciary Committee under the late Democratic Senator Edward Kennedy.
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He never gets mystical, but neither is he ever out of touch with the shimmering, mysterious history of the land he's writing about, or the unfathomable allure it had for ancient peoples and his own pioneer family.
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It seems unfathomable that, following the Onavo scandal, Apple wouldn't have taken a closer look into the VPN app category to ensure its apps were compliant with its rules and transparent about the nature of their businesses.
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And the notion that the House managers are going into a trial on Tuesday without knowing what the structure is, is completely unfathomable and would never, ever happen in any other court of law around this country.
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What makes these sculptures compelling — and what Baudelaire hated about them — is the cryptic and unfathomable faces they offer as we circle them in the gallery, beholding them from all sides, scrutinizing their chasing and their patinas.
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The human brain, too, is a kind of complex ecosystem, coördinated by messenger molecules of its own: neurotransmitters, which govern everything from the simple mechanism of pupils dilating in dim light to the unfathomable complexity of consciousness.
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"The refugees impacted by today's decision are among the world's most vulnerable people — women, children, and men — who are simply trying to find a safe place to live after fleeing unfathomable violence and loss," Mr. Offensheiser said.
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Though Migos released just one official mixtape last year, its members appeared as guests on an unfathomable number of tracks by other artists, pop and street, expanding their sonic palette and fans' understanding of their individual attributes.
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ALBANY — For nearly 90 years, an uncelebrated New York State law has largely escaped attention, allowing what would seem to be unfathomable in this day and age, and particularly in this state: child marriages, by the thousands.
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When I first showed up to cover it, Sam — who is now retired and living in the Paris suburbs — was extremely gracious in helping me sort out the race's often unfathomable bureaucracy and headache-inducing logistical challenges.
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The research for those books, which were based on dense official texts, public speeches and Mao's own words, opened a world hidden to the West and illuminated an era of China's past that still seems almost unfathomable.
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Broadly speaking, every season is about hard-boiled detectives working the case that will define their careers and alter their lives, leading to a confrontation with unfathomable evil in the outside world and personal demons from within.
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But unlike many of her peers with elite pedigrees who come from generations of unacknowledged privilege, Jones was forced to overcome unfathomable odds in her quest to enter the overwhelmingly white and upper-middle-class world of academia.
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Two World Series games even collided with Cavs games, creating a frenzy of Cleveland sports, a swirling mass of fans of a beleaguered sports city ready to celebrate a previously unfathomable second major sports championship in six months.
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"It is particularly grave, and makes me sad because Nazi comparisons only lead to one thing: The trivialisation of the unfathomable suffering of those affected by Nazi crimes against humanity," Merkel said in a short but pointed statement.
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On the other hand, the things that made season 22 great — the charming kids, Eleven being a badass, and most things involving Hopper trying to do his job in the face of unfathomable supernatural horrors — were really good.
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So if Bernie Sanders wins the White House, a permutation that is now less unfathomable than it used to be, chances are very high he would have to govern with at least one Republican-held branch of Congress.
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It is both patently unreal—roosters can't talk, cats cannot sustain multiple thwacks around the head with frying pans, and the citizens of Springfield aren't really banana-yellow—and the result of an unfathomable amount of human work.
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While the loss of sea ice won't cause sea levels to rise directly, Meier said, the oceans heating up might cause land-based glaciers to begin melting, potentially adding unfathomable amounts of water to our already-rising oceans.
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The idea that a man who used a racist attack on a judge in one of his own cases might get to pick the next one — or even two or three — Supreme Court justices is in itself unfathomable.
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Representative Vern Buchanan, a Florida Republican who in September introduced a resolution that said service members should not be punished for standing up to child rapists, said it was "unfathomable" that the Pentagon had yet to reinstate him.
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I'm not sure if it's confidence, or the difficult adjustment to the NBA game, or a Sacramento Kings curse following players even to other NBA cities, but it's unfathomable that he has become a below-average jump shooter.
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"The tragic deaths of 88 people and over $9 billion in insured losses to date are shocking numbers -- behind the insured loss numbers are thousands of people who've been traumatized by unfathomable loss," Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said.
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The worst-case scenario, or a bad-case scenario, separate from the health... Look, there's a worst-case scenario on health, which is almost unfathomable: Millions of people die, the disease morphs into something more deadly, et cetera.
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With precision and care, and using only one word, two numbers, and two colors, On Kawara evokes a vast and unfathomable ocean of time that overwhelms not only a single day, but all our little moments on Earth.
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And yet for reasons unfathomable to me, the people who made this movie don't trust what they've got: the tale of one of the crucial fashion imaginations in Roy Halston Frowick, who went, titanically, by that middle name.
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The bottom lineI've tested an unfathomable amount of grooming products over the years and if I had to pick one brand that uses clean ingredients and is still affordably priced, it would have to be Every Man Jack.
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From Joe Namath&aposs legendary upset and Jack Squirek&aposs pick-six to David Tyree&aposs unfathomable helmet catch and Malcolm Butler&aposs game-saving interception, few things are better remembered over time than legendary Super Bowl moments.
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But to transgender students like me, those who have been driven from the "normal" bathrooms in our schools and who have waited for months and even years for a legal precedent to be set, this delay is unfathomable.
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The rise of the Third Reich and the Holocaust exist in our cultural imagination as an unfathomable series of events that have nevertheless been overdocumented in the hope, as the invocation goes, that it will never happen again.
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"I don't know how many teams had Dallas' six games in eight nights but there were, I believe, most teams or every team had a back-to-back-to-back, which is unfathomable in today's landscape," Gutierrez says.
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Even though Father John Feit was the chief suspect, and even though he was tied to the assault of another woman that same year, it was unfathomable that a man of God might commit such a heinous act.
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The social anxiety surrounding the taking of a number two, along with the general grossness we all feel about poop—and the word poop, for that matter—makes the idea of a fetish for human waste completely unfathomable.
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"The conduct alleged against Joel Davis is as unfathomable as it is sickening, and as this case demonstrates, law enforcement will keep its watchful eye on the darkest corners of the internet to bring predators to justice," he said.
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Nine billion light years is a practically unfathomable distance, but astronomers have managed to peer across this vast expanse of spacetime to capture images of a single "normal" star (meaning that it is not currently going through a supernova).
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Producing the gravitational waves observed by the LIGO experiment last fall should take a cosmic event of nigh unfathomable extremity: the cataclysmic merger of two black holes, each about 30 times that of our Sun, in the distant universe.
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Field, who started coaching UCLA in 1991, said it's been unfathomable to hear so many athletes tell the same stories about Nassar's abuse, often using the same words to describe the culture and conditions that they grew up in.
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The scale of space is unfathomable, spanning distances we cannot truly comprehend, and yet we have designed telescopes and instruments that can peer not only beyond our own solar system and home galaxy, but back in time as well.
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It's a testament to the power of this remake that Capcom is able to keep zombies scary after twenty years of not just Resident Evil games, but an unfathomable amount of zombie-related media from TV to comic books.
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Until a vast majority of cars in the US are governed by software — something that feels unfathomable for perhaps three to four more decades — there will be crashes between the predictable robots and their far less predictable human counterparts.
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We don't see the show's version of hell, but in the pilot, we hear what Eleanor is told are the agonizing shrieks of its population, an unfathomable grouping that includes the vast majority of all people who ever lived.
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If California chose to waive the preexisting coverage requirement for insurers, as is allowed for states under the AHCA, her family would have to face the unfathomable choice between the cost of keeping their child healthy and financial ruin.
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It's something that seemed up in the air less than 24 hours before the vote, unlikely just a few months ago and completely unfathomable despite bold claims to the contrary midway through President Donald Trump's first year in office.
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Midnight Marker, his new album on Beats in Space, is a push further into that feeling—exploring hues that seem unfathomable, but somehow exist in the form of glittering synth sequences and the polychromatic glee of his vocoder runs.
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Like all her work, it reveals the power, but also the danger, of using systems to make sense of something unfathomable: in this case, the history of an era we hoped would be the last to witness world war.
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As Gililland and her daughters crossed the Cascade mountain range in a friend's car stuffed with garbage bags of her family's clothing, she felt hopeful—an emotion that had long been buried under a nearly unfathomable amount of fear.
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"Neda Maghbouleh, an Iranian assistant professor at the University of Toronto, also tweeted that the death of "young, brilliant, hopeful Iranians who were returning to their studies in Canada represents an unfathomable loss to Canadian higher education, arts, science.
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Free of the headaches of New York and Los Angeles, D'Antoni got back to what he does best: crafting thrilling offenses out of versatile players and allowing for almost unfathomable risk to set his team up for maximum reward.
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Less feral but every bit as commanding was the great Helen McCrory as the abject Hester Collyer in the National's revival of the 1952 Terence Rattigan play "The Deep Blue Sea," a portrait of romantic despair of unfathomable depths.
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As we move beyond the widespread acceptance and use of online banking and trading platforms and push further into an increasingly digital financial marketplace, consumers face new forms of risk—namely, cyber risk—that would have been unfathomable previously.
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The Titans are lowkey one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now, with Derrick Henry averaging an unfathomable 165 yards rushing over his last three games, but that streak has to cool off at some point...right?
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The morning was swampish and there was a rotten-vegetable stink from the ditches and the berries were dull jewels on the hedges—she wanted it to happen quickly and then to be done with the whole unfathomable business.
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If you look at FiveThirtyEight's great interactive on what demographic changes would flip states from blue to red, you can see it takes a significant but not unfathomable increase in non-college educated white Republican votes to swing the election.
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After a much loved first season and a near-universally panned second, HBO's "two cops, sitting in a cop car, two feet apart because the space between them is occupied by the unfathomable cruelties of man" show True Detective is back.
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I mean, you know, whenever you have world leaders of this magnitude, and we&aposve never see world leaders of these two particular magnitudes about to get together and talk, the security and the intensity of that is just unfathomable.
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"Streaming video and audio has altered deeply ingrained habits and helped prompt consumers to do something unfathomable just a few years ago — expand their time spent with media," said Nielsen Senior Vice President of Audience Insights Peter Katsingris in the report.
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Most of the movies and books about Navy SEALs portray them as warriors who remain resilient in the face of any difficulties, and it was almost unfathomable that a veteran commander would kill himself in the middle of a deployment.
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It isn't simply another reminder that Trump is a liar of almost unfathomable proportions (the Washington Post recently reported that he'd made 1,318 false or misleading claims in his first 22 days in office, an average of five per day).
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Whether we're talking about our ancestral Garden of Eden (when things were great!) or the promise of unfathomable future happiness in Heaven, Valhalla, Jannah or Vaikuntha, eternal happiness is always the carrot dangling from the end of the divine stick.
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A number of survivors recounted the bewilderment, even a sense of betrayal, at being caught up in unfathomable carnage and terror inside a venue they had presumed to be a welcoming refuge for Orlando's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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One effect is that no one will know who won any given seat—let alone whether the prime minister, Narendra Modi, keeps control of the government, or lets it slip to some unfathomable assembly of opposition parties—until May 23rd.
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The former Senator from Pennsylvania appeared on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday, and for some unfathomable reason he decided to use that platform to criticize the students across the country who spent Saturday marching in support of gun control.
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Currently in the middle of another unfathomable comeback, this time from a broken right arm sustained in training late last year, the under-raced Vonn cannot be ruled out from adding to her career tally of six world championship medals.
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It's a visually gorgeous examination of one of many "what if" dystopian futures that speaks truth to the social and political changes the world is facing by extrapolating them into a fable that feels at the same time unfathomable and recognizable.
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For those in the Thrones zone, it's unfathomable to miss a live episode, and while the seasons are (mostly) well structured enough to support the same type of weekly conversations that buoy Westworld, Game of Thrones is also bingeable in retrospect.
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The list of possible sources is long, ranging from the theoretical to the simply unfathomable: colliding black holes, white holes, merging neutron stars, exploding stars, dark matter, rapidly spinning magnetars, and malfunctioning microwaves have all been proposed as possible sources.
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Honestly, it really shouldn't be that big of a big deal—had I been born a few generations ago, I'd be celebrating my silver wedding anniversary by now, surrounded by my six surviving children and an unfathomable number of grandchildren.
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"He was everything to me," she said in a recent interview, looking back over the years that followed his death — years of practically unfathomable loss and theft hidden behind the smile of a friend — to the place where it all began.
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But when the supreme crisis came, he was also a titanic statesman who led his nation through unfathomable struggles, including the Battle of Britain, in which the English successfully defended their homeland against several brutal months of unrelenting Nazi air raids.
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It seems almost unfathomable that an industry titan like Carlos Ghosn, head of the combined Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi empire until early this year, has spent most of the last six months held in Japan on suspicion of financial wrongdoing.
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What extinctions are happening will become more impactful than WWI, WWII or the Great Depression combined, because now we have an enormous, almost unfathomable ecological tab to reckon with, and not just the folly of an economic system run amuck.
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The unthinking cruelty of fate is too vast and unfathomable to summarize or explain, so Hass just sits with it with us, aghast, stumped and sad, but also unwilling to leave us behind or be left alone with all that weight.
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If it remains hard to comprehend the overwhelming fact that Leicester City, the 5,03-to-1 shot, actually won the Premier League title last May, then all of the little details that illuminated the story have become more unfathomable still.
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Indeed, in "The Year of Magical Thinking," Didion confesses a Grace-like tendency to try to distance herself from the unfathomable through writing and research: writing, for her, can be a means of controlling the uncontrollable, including grief and loss.
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The answer to that question could go a long way toward revealing whether the most alarmist interpretations of the unfathomable links between Trump associates and Russia are part of a wider plot or just a web of murky, personal ties.
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"This past internet earnings season felt like an episode of the Twilight Zone or Black Mirror (for our younger readers); so unfathomable that it left us questioning our own reality," analyst Michael Nathanson wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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"Those numbers are almost unfathomable," said Mary Kay Thatcher, a fifth-generation Iowa farmer who advocated for the American Farm Bureau for more than 30 years and is now a senior lead of government relations at the agriculture company Syngenta.
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"To those who have lost or are missing family and friends, we share in your unfathomable grief in this moment at time and in your sorrow," she said at a news conference in Whakatane, a town near the tourist attraction.
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There have been 31 playoff seasons, including the past 25 in a row, and an almost unfathomable parade of Hall of Famers, including Steve Yzerman, Brendan Shanahan, Sergei Fedorov, Chris Chelios, Slava Fetisov, Brett Hull, Dominik Hasek and Scotty Bowman.
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This realization led Reeves to understand the conspiracy behind a 1947 theater brawl, in which a group of Black moviegoers started attacking each other for unfathomable reasons; Cyclops was sending subliminal messages to the audience, pushing them to murder each other.
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In a monologue on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Thursday night, the host said that remarks Trump reportedly made during an Oval Office meeting with lawmakers referring to Haiti, El Salvador and African nations as "shithole countries" were "unfathomable" coming from the president.
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As in "Infinite City," an exploration of San Francisco, and the New Orleans-focused "Unfathomable City," the work intersperses 26 beautifully rendered maps with essays that attempt to grapple with New York as it is, was and imagines itself to be.
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The big picture: For a time it seemed Venezuela would be the international story of the year — an unfathomable economic collapse, a refugee crisis fast becoming the world's gravest, and an international drive for regime change involving threats of military force.
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Peilan and the book's other Chinese migrants go to unfathomable lengths for a chance to make it in the United States, only to find themselves caught in New York's grinding hustle, working in factories, slaughterhouses, and nail salons for measly wages.
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With terrorism becoming a kind of trend in the UK — three attacks in less than three months — these "unstable" individuals, as she put it, may be more likely to be inspired to kill for their own, unfathomable and unpredictable, reasons.
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Companies and governments are adopting open source software at rates that would've been unfathomable 20 years ago, and a whole new generation of programmers are cutting their teeth on developing software in plain sight and making it freely available for anyone to use.
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These were not big moves, considering the unfathomable damage that nuclear war could bring, or even the economic dislocation and human catastrophe that would likely come along with a conventional war, something which may not even be an option if a conflict erupts.
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Back in 2008, long before she was diagnosed with terminal cancer, my aunt decided that if she were ever cursed by a theoretically possible but at the time unfathomable terminal illness, she'd want to end her life with the help of Dignitas.
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The problem is not so much with the machine that plays chess as it is with the human on the other side, and also the oddly-positioned pieces that propel us to unfathomable limits in our overzealous ambition to win at any cost.
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All signs point to that brother being Dumbledore himself, though it would not be unfathomable at this point for the next Fantastic Beasts movie to introduce yet another Dumbledore who has been hunting Credence this whole time unbeknownst to everyone except Grindelwald.
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It&aposs a heart-rending message to a missing son who&aposs likely among those who drowned seeking refuge in the azure waters off the Greek hamlet of Mati from a raging wildfire that incinerated everything in its path with unfathomable speed.
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It is important for those newly Gold Star families to know that their country is there for them, that it cares, that it understands the sacrifice and appreciates that some families are willing to incur unfathomable losses on behalf of their country.
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I tend to write these pieces when the team is not just behaving badly—dithering or cutting corners or sniping out anonymous quotes for unfathomable reasons or being shortsighted and willfully thick about other people's flexor tendons and rotator cuffs—but playing badly.
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It's perhaps unfortunate that the play, at the McGinn/Cazale Theater as part of Second Stage Uptown's summer season, begins with its artist character, Lil (Anabelle LeMieux), nattering on about her childhood fears, her only prop being, for some unfathomable reason, a cantaloupe.
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Pompeo did say he could "hypothesize" a situation in which a US ground invasion of North Korea was necessary, though he did acknowledge that it would be "catastrophic," and, frankly, anyone could "hypothesize" such a situation in a range of unfathomable scenarios.
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But, strangely, the avowal just seems to make Dery madder, probably because this question, which he has tracked obsessively in his book—and which is the center of his claim that Gorey was an unfathomable mystery—is waved away by Gorey so casually.
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Calling attention to the fact that Hillary's SuperPac, the SuperPac you run, is getting unfathomable amounts from special interests groups and Wall Street may seem like "destructive attacks" to you - the one controlling the bank account, but to the supporters of Sen.
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Gene Munster, an Apple analyst and managing partner at Loup Ventures, said "one-third of the issue" comes from Apple's decision to hike the price of its entire iPhone lineup, with multiple models in excess of the once unfathomable $1,000 price tag.
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With the victory, the Yankees moved to four games behind the Boston Red Sox for first place in the American League East and two games behind the Baltimore Orioles for the last A.L. wild-card spot, targets seemingly unfathomable one month ago.
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Luckily, the oil industry does not have such human obstacles, and drilling deep into the Earth's crust is instead limited by a different set of circumstances - how deep can the machinery and technology go before the unfathomable heat and pressure renders it inoperable?
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So they lured him the only way they could – with unfathomable sums of money – and Toure duly took it upon himself to elevate the club from ambitious also-rans to two-time English champions, with an FA Cup thrown in for good measure.
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"It was unfathomable to a lot of Pakistanis that a real woman could be as brazen or shameless about her sexuality publicly, because her entire persona was built around flaunting her body, talking about sex and being in everyone's face," Mr. Zaidi said.
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Mr. Tsipras's emergency cabinet meeting came after a statement on Friday by the main opposition party New Democracy, which condemned the government for "its inability to protect the citizens' life and fortune" and for the "unfathomable nerve" not to offer an apology.
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It is quite a contrast with the 2008 crisis, when the United States government was stocked with highly experienced economic policymakers and a president who trusted their judgment, when no one had heard of Brexit, and when a trade war seemed unfathomable.
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The first novel published by Mr. Porter, "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers" is an assemblage of fragmentary pieces — poems, soliloquies and Joycean cascades of words gone wild — that try to measure the unfathomable hole left by a death in a family.
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Op-Docs My grandmother Lea once told me a story about the woman who lived next door to her in Tel Aviv, of her capture by the Nazis in Belgium and of an unfathomable decision she had to take to save herself.
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That Mr. Gillum finds himself in this position at all — the darling of donors big and small alike, playing a starring role in a proxy war between Mr. Trump and the liberal resistance — seemed unfathomable at the lowest points of his insurgent campaign.
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Ideology repeatedly clashed with electoral pragmatism during this year's convention, which veered between a giddy celebration of the group's previously unfathomable successes, delegates' passage of Green New Deal and open borders initiatives, and painful deliberations over how to harness its new power.
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That's why President Trump's baffling, outrageous, unfathomable and just plain bizarre behavior last week strengthened my already strong suspicions that there is something that Trump knows about the investigations into his campaign's contacts with Russia that he doesn't want us to know.
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I especially love a 1968 recording by Leontyne Price, who conveys Barber's uncanny ambiguity: You hear the voice of a child swept up in familial yet unfathomable feelings, and, at the same time, the perspective of the adult thinking back to those days.
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There are many things about the world today that might have seemed unfathomable in 2011, but what my colleague Vanessa Friedman described in this column as the dilution of "Black Friday" to the point of utter meaninglessness is not one of them.
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"The fact that another similarly situated employee engaged in much of the same sorts of conduct seems unfathomable and reminds us of the need for continued diligence in implementing the new security measures," said Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott in a statement.
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The trip to Africa probably never did happen, so the most unfathomable and wondrous sentence in the story—"After some time, she got up and packed a duffel bag for Africa, exactly as she had done that time before"—is also the saddest.
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"It is unfathomable to me that in this day and age, in one of the most expensive cities in the world and at our most technologically advanced point as a civilization, the city cannot mitigate the rat problem," Diaz said in a statement.
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As the floodwaters recede in Houston and the city grapples with an almost unfathomable amount of damage from Hurricane Harvey, the giant metropolitan area might draw lessons from a Midwest city of 290,000 people that has become a model for successful disaster response.
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The two had been jawing at each other over Twitter as a leadup to a proposed match on a cruise hosted by Jericho (this is extremely carnie), but the prospect of Jericho and Omega at NJPW's biggest show was unfathomable and, even better, completely unexpected.
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Photo: Chris Carlson (AP)It's arguably unfathomable that any human being slapped with a $20 million fine for a bad tweet would ever consider returning to the platform, much less continue to fire off word salad at all hours of the day and night.
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Since it's unfathomable to me that Viall hasn't at least considered this possibility, it's plausible that his so-called "perseverance" with the franchise is less indicative of his commitment to finding love — and more a reflection of his growing comfort with being in the spotlight.
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Of course, $1.4 billion is an almost unfathomable amount of money for anyone this side of Warren Buffet, but the actual payout is much lower; MarketWatch estimates that a cash payout would, depending on state taxes, yield a winner less than $300 million in total.
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"On behalf of me and all who are hurting because of this unfathomable loss, I have asked the strongest woman I know, Rose McGowan, to be my voice, to help me shoulder this burden and write truth," Argento said in a statement through her representative.
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Reality check: While engaging Trump could be an opportunity for Pyongyang and Tehran to secure results unfathomable under any other U.S. president, it's also unclear whether Trump would be able to deliver on them, and whether agreements made now would hold after he leaves office.
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Why it matters: The letter argues that Trump's proposed 25% tariff on footwear would cause "unfathomable" effects and could cost American customers an extra $7 billion a year, despite the president's incorrect assertion that tariffs are paid by China directly into the U.S. Treasury.
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New York State Senator Michael Gianaris and City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer said that day that it was "unfathomable that we would sign a $3 billion check" to one of the world's most valuable companies considering the city's crumbling subways and overcrowded schools.
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The incredible growth-enabler and platform-driver that mobile applications have proven to be over most of the last decade makes it hard to imagine a time when they won't be that relevant, but I believe 2017 will mark the beginning of that unfathomable era.
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But in reducing those victims to nameless images on Facebook, in broadly conceptualizing the Holocaust and slavery, in appropriating these unfathomable periods in human history for our own consumption, we have once again dehumanized, this time in the afterlife, the individual victims of those periods.
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From Robert Verchick, president, Center for Progressive Reform; professor, Loyola University, New Orleans College of Law, New Orleans Demonstrators against executive order focusing on wrong issue A grown man, let alone a United States senator, crying in public over a presidential policy is unfathomable.
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Given these circumstances, it is unfathomable why the United States would continue to participate in the Council, and even more disconcerting that we have donated, under former President Obama, $6900 million to it in "voluntary" contributions which go above and beyond its direct UN funding.
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People who found it unfathomable that Britain could vote to leave, primarily because such an event had never happened before, probably in turn succumbed to confirmation bias: placing more weight on recently released polls favouring "remain" than on the similar number of surveys backing "leave".
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A GoFundMe set up in the days following the accidental drowning of Bode Miller's 19-month-old daughter, Emeline Grier Miller, has raised thousands to help the world champion alpine skier and his pregnant wife, Morgan Beck Miller, in the days following the unfathomable tragedy.
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In a sport that is more often decided by tenths or hundredths of a point, as The New Yorker's Eren Orbey points out, Biles comparably astronomical margins of victory would have been unfathomable before she first joined the US women's national team in 2013.
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Well-educated, establishment-minded analysts — whether in journalism, finance or betting markets — may have a tendency to discount the willingness of populist, conservative and less educated voters to support candidates and policies that previously seemed unfathomable, even when the polls say it could really happen.
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Currently at the height of his fame — he won an Emmy in September for his most recent stand-up special, "Talking for Clapping" — he finds himself confronting unfathomable tragedy, trying to escape his despair, with little success, and cope with his grief through performance.
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MIDLAND, Alabama — Either Roy Moore is definitely going to win the Alabama special election Tuesday or Doug Jones is going to pull off an upset win that would have seemed unfathomable months ago when the race to replace Jeff Sessions in the Senate got underway.
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For all this turmoil, he averages one every 18 months — each of them serious, substantial, extravagantly researched; on subjects so ordinary (oranges), recondite (aeronautical engineering), seemingly boring, actually boring or just plain unfathomable that no one had bothered — or dared — to take them on.
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" I suspect Bayley included the fact for the same reason that it stayed with me: because he, too, cannot stop keeping watch, hoping to catch a glimpse of the woman he married, who likewise now seems to "live in the unfathomable depths, surfacing at intervals.
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But as devastating and unfathomable as such events seem, the tragedies that played out in my hometown of El Paso, Texas, on Saturday morning, and then 13 hours later in Dayton, Ohio, were not random in nature, nor can we treat them as unexpected.
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Williamson — who averaged an unfathomable 22.6 points and 8.9 rebounds on 68% shooting from the field in his lone year at Duke — said he had gone so far as to tell his family that he would be returning to Cameron Indoor Stadium for another season.
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And then a fairly common journey that turned into an unfathomable one finally became clear on Friday when two 20-year-old men confessed to the murders of four young men who disappeared in the suburbs of Philadelphia last week, authorities said on Friday.
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What she can't account for is the extent of the unfathomable pinhead-ery she doesn't know, which is likely to leave the authorities with a lot more evidence leading back to them, including a gas-station phone book with Ennis's page ripped out of it.
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Unfathomable pinhead-ery has been a feature of "Fargo" since Jerry Lundegaard hired a couple of lowlifes to kidnap his wife in the original Coen brothers movie, and we're already seeing the needless pileup of bodies that results from a petty criminal scheme gone amiss.
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Judge Charles Breyer, a senior judge in Federal District Court, called the weapons allegations against Mr. Yee, 67, a gun control advocate, unfathomable and said it was frightening that he would be willing to go entirely against his public position on guns in exchange for money.
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Starchy root vegetables that were unfathomable during the summer months suddenly become appetizing, you start opting for red instead of white at the liquor store, and, for reasons no one really understand, having a bump of ambiguously named "pumpkin spice" powder in your coffee becomes socially acceptable.
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A custom-built home in the heart of California's Silicon Valley had its price cut by $500,1003 last week after sitting on the market since the end of March — a move that would've been almost unfathomable a year ago and a signal that frenzied demand has peaked.
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I could start this post by trying to write some eloquent thing about how life imitates art, and vice versa, but here's the truth: what's happening in 2018 feels increasingly unfathomable, and so I, like many others, have found comfort in drawing parallels to popular culture.
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After his death in 2015, the outdoor patio was christened "Lemmy's Lounge" in tribute to the man's undying love of the Rainbow and its video poker machine, which he would play every day when not on tour while consuming an unfathomable number of Jack and Cokes.
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They're the kind of jokes that rely on a tacit assumption that the situation is very serious, that the world is totally fucked, and all our intrepid hero can do in the face of such unfathomable adversity is try to draw a funny face on it.
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"The conduct alleged against Joel Davis is as unfathomable as it is sickening, and as this case demonstrates, law enforcement will keep its watchful eye on the darkest corners of the internet to bring predators to justice," interim US Attorney Geoffrey Berman said in a statement.
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Weddings in general make me uncomfortable because of the unfathomable spending they often entail (in this global economy?), but also because of what feels, to me, like an exhibitionist gesture: inviting practically everyone you know into one of the most intimate days of your most intimate relationship.
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Though counterfeit fentanyl has created an unfathomable problem that law enforcement, the government, and medical professionals are being challenged by, the origins of of the opioid overdose crisis can be traced back to overprescribing of opioids by doctors, which inevitably inflicted some people with opioid addiction.
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"The prospect of eking out his existence on death row for the rest of his life was unfathomable to him," said Edgar Barens, a filmmaker who had spent time with Mr. Dozier for a documentary that is still in progress about families affected by death penalty cases.
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The books and the TV show, set in the Berlin of the 1920s and '30s, have fed into a national discussion about the Weimar Republic, the roots of German democracy, the unfathomable rise of the Nazis and the pressing question of whether history might be repeating itself.
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Just as Michael Phelps set out to win a seemingly impossible eight gold medals in swimming at the 24 Summer Games, Shiffrin has set her sights on something nearly as unfathomable: three, perhaps four, Alpine gold medals at the Pyeongchang Games, which began Friday in South Korea.
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These things did not make sense to us, three brothers extraordinarily lucky to have grown up in a New York suburb where safety was hardly a worry at all, where any kind of violent crime — let alone violence against Jews — was so rare it was almost unfathomable.
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"We barely skimmed the surface of what was known about mammals in this region, and this devastating loss due to the fires is simply unfathomable," said Dan Brooks, a vertebrate zoologist who worked on a project to catalogue the animals that live in the Chiquitano in 2001.
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These two are far more troubling—not least because it's unfathomable that one could be wealthy enough to never have to work again and still decide that the best course of action is to try to get elected to do the hardest job on the planet.
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The "very, very difficult" decision would come in the next 248 hours, de Blasio (D) said — words that spread across a city where yet another unfathomable decision had already taken effect the day before, the near-total closing of the city's 215,2000 restaurants and 23,295 bars.
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"At a time when ethanol plants in the Heartland are being mothballed and jobs are being lost, it is unfathomable and utterly reprehensible that the Trump administration would dole out more unwarranted waivers to prosperous petroleum refiners," said RFA President and Chief Executive Geoff Cooper said in a statement.
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A back-five consisting of the much-maligned Carl Tiler – a name that still garners unimpressed looks in PO24 – and the ancient Dave Beasant suddenly had a get-out-of-jail-free-card for their numerous ricks: just give it to Robbo and he will do something unfathomable.
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It's unfathomable to think that there are people who love the game of baseball, who care about its growth and development, and yet would rather see one of its most exciting young players mowed down than allow a single dangerous tradition to be relegated to the pages of history.
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At a migrant shelter in Reynosa, one of the country's most dangerous cities, BuzzFeed News spoke with four families who are weighing whether to make another attempt at the border or come up with a plan B — unfathomable for those who fled their countries afraid for their lives.
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For all of the Trumpian talk of other countries not sending their "best people" here and the unfathomable desire to send the children of immigrants back to countries they can't remember or where they never lived in the first place, Cabello's story is the flip side of the coin.
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Season 1 ends with Alex Standall in critical condition after an apparent suicide attempt (which might be a murder, since those are so easy to get away with), and Mr. Porter and Hannah's parents in possession of the tapes, all of whom are about to experience newly unfathomable pain.
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I have typed and deleted, typed and deleted, over and over for the last week, tongue tied because I am required now, in this moment, to say the unfathomable out loud: I live in a country whose leaders — and many others — want to erase my daughter from existence.
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Coming from Syria, South Sudan, Ethiopia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the athletes competing under the Olympic flag were brought together by the International Olympic Committee to raise awareness about the global refugee crises but to also act as heroes of hope and determination amidst unfathomable circumstances.
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This column has been waiting for the right moment to opine on Brexit, after long weeks of watching the UK's national nightmare, Europe's delusional underestimation of the costs to itself, the United States' unfathomable amnesia about the historic costs of a divided, wayward Europe riven by growing nationalism.
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In these new iterations, Izumi runs up the edge of a ruler to the top of a building and jumps from the cap of a Gatorade bottle to the top of a glass vase, all done in an inhumanly perfect synchrony indicative of an unfathomable amount of pre-planning.
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SONJA TROM EAYRS, MINNEAPOLIS To the Editor: Re "Shooting Tests Movement on the Left" (news article, June 15): Your article suggesting that the horrific shooting of a member of Congress by a Bernie Sanders supporter may be a test for Mr. Sanders's political movement is unfathomable and irresponsible.
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While there is some evidence that acoustics have an effect on the growth of plants, the kind of big change that the Hy Project is aiming for sounds unfathomable; after all, the group calls the project the "world's first sonic solution to heal the planet" in the press release.
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Still, the temptation now to use historically low-interest money from mortgages, personal credit lines and 401(k) plans to invest in the stock market is great, especially as the Dow is reaching historic heights at more than 26,000 — a milestone unfathomable in 2009, during the Great Recession.
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"DCTAG is a successful program that has worked for years to expand educational opportunities for our young people, and it is unfathomable that any leader working to build a safer, stronger and more competitive country would choose to cut a program like this rather than expanding it," she said.
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In "Bye Bye Babylon" — described as part artist's sketchbook, part travel notebook and part family album — the author Lamia Ziadé offers a colorful, first-person record of her experience as a young girl witnessing her city's quick descent into unfathomable violence from its splendor of the early 1970s.
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Dealt an abundance of space and sand, officials in Wildwood, N.J., have done what many towns up and down the Jersey Shore would consider unfathomable: turning part of its sizable beach space into sandy parking spots, even constructing a tunnel under the boardwalk to help cars reach the beach.
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Her casting in The Politician—as a woman living in unfathomable luxury, who speaks in platitudes and believes in the healing power of crystals—is less savage than it might have been by dint of the screenplay's co-authorship by her new husband, the writer-producer Brad Falchuk.
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"To those who have lost or are missing family and friends, we share in your unfathomable grief in this moment at time and in your sorrow," Ardern said at a news conference in Whakatane, a town on the mainland's east coast, about 261 km (236 miles) from White Island.
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Weirdly, I found myself yearning for the strain of standing behind an unfathomable tall dude for four hours waiting for the headliner, that unmistakeable feeling of hearing your favourite song start just as you're about to pee, and the cold, wet realisation that someone just poured their beer down your back.
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" This year's Best Actress Oscar winner said her struggles were so acute as a child that the idea of ever moving out of her house was unfathomable, but she has since developed tools for managing her anxiety, which "have led to me living a pretty normal and exciting and vibrant life.
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If tech billionaires like Bezos and Musk seem to be completely divorced from the realities on the ground, it's because their wealth — at net worth $130.2 billion and $183 billion respectively — gives them the unfathomable freedom to think at a scale and timeframe that the rest of us cannot afford to.
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After flashing back to the moment when the plant explodes, the series spends the next five episodes through the immediate aftermath of the disaster, how the Soviet Union undertook some unfathomable measures to contain the radiation, and how Soviet culture essentially created the perfect environment for the meltdown to occur.
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"It is unfathomable that Comey got his third chance in as many months to testify about the senseless witch hunt that he led on behalf of the Clinton campaign and Obama administration, but I have been completely blocked from testifying," Page told the Washington Examiner in a report published Saturday.
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"It is unfathomable to me that because of you proactively contacting an ex-boyfriend of mine to team up against me, he was arrested for trying to extort money from me," Farley continued, referencing her ex-boyfriend Thomas Lippolis, who she dated for nearly a year over a decade ago.
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His stringy hair, his over-the-top acting, and his unfathomable creative choices truly have to be seen rather than described, as in the infamous scene in which he confronts Lisa by imitating James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause: The film's absurdism is especially prominent when it comes to women.
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On the other side of the sand lies the heaving, implacable mass of unfathomable gray-green water that covers nearly three-quarters of the globe, once a boundary between the known and unknown, a limit-space of mystery and terror, now tamed, or so we think, to a vacation fun zone.
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Heads are also exploding from Chappaqua to Hollywood as the unfathomable idea sinks in that, despite Trump's lack of a moral or political core, despite the fact that he has tarnished the presidency with his nasty bullying, race-baiting, unmoored tweeting and authoritarian tendencies, he could get a second term.
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That's why the most vocal parts of the Democratic Party's typical power structure find it unfathomable that former Vice President Joe Biden, whose entire 2020 run has been built on his "electability" credentials and a pledge to return to pre-Trump "normalcy," has once again flatlined as a presidential candidate.
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It seems unfathomable that in the 2628 century, women still have to fight to prove that women's rights are human rights, especially given that countless studies have demonstrated that societies as a whole fair better the more empowered women are; yet, the United States seems to be slow on the uptake.
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But no major demonstrations are planned; their distaste for him aside, the French appear to be shrugging their collective shoulders over Mr. Trump as one more unfathomable American leader, just as they did with President George W. Bush, whose 2003 decision to invade Iraq chilled relations with France and Germany.
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Attached flat against the gallery wall, they ruptured those white expanses with jarring, slightly creepy depictions of decay — or at least, of surrealistic incongruity: enormous cracks and crevasses opening up to some unfathomable depth; grotto-like cavities growing inexplicably into space; puffy (if oddly weighty) clouds floating near the ceiling.
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What it has yet to do is show that investing tens of billions of dollars in private companies in a relatively short amount of time -- usually by making a minimum investment of at least $100 million, a figure that would have been unfathomable a decade ago -- is a good and sustainable strategy.
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NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 Japan-US Cable System NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Pacific Ocean, 2016 Maya-1 NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 The words "mass surveillance" usually bring to mind wiretaps, security cameras, and the NSA hoovering unfathomable quantities of cellphone metadata and Internet activity.
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That order is built, to an extent that would have been unfathomable even 20 years ago, on the commercial exploitation of what was once called "genre" entertainment — the comic-book movie especially, the Marvel empire above all, with a wider range of science fiction and fantasy blockbusters and sequelae around that superhero core.
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Thelma displays supernatural ability, but Trier is interested in the human consequences: what it feels like for a young college student to suddenly have her already-overbearing parents visit her after a seizure, or the sheer, unfathomable terror of knowing something is different inside your brain, without having any way of understanding it.
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"Not only did you violently and intentionally kill your 7-month-old son, but you taunted his mother as you committed the act with text messages that were aptly described as 'demonic' — just so you could add to her unfathomable grief," Judge Vitale said at the sentencing, according to The Middletown Press.
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"Refugees have provided first-hand accounts of unfathomable brutality: soldiers burning infants alive, gang-raping women, shooting villagers fleeing their homes - violations that research by non-governmental organizations has found to be widespread and systematic," the groups said in a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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As one example, the program allowed for a Twitter integration to tweet from and aggregate to the Wave app, a function that won it applause and cheers during its demo for developers, as they had yet to learn what an unfathomable hell site Twitter would become in little more than a decade.
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While affordable plus size sundresses aren't exactly the easiest type of summer clothing to find (size inclusive and affordable and cute is often a difficult combination, for whatever unfathomable reason), there are a handful of options out there that will make that picnic in the park or beach day that much better.
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In the early 254st-century digital age, its sources now include the terror of online bullying and identity theft, the nullification of truth by cynical politicians, unfathomable sexual abuse by religious leaders, endless war-making for profit, continuous economic uncertainty, and the ever-quickening destruction of the planet, which undeniably threatens life itself.
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Pardos, who wrestled at OSU from 1988 to 85033, said it was unfathomable that Jordan would have turned a blind eye to alleged abuse, recalling that Jordan once picked up and carried the much-heavier Pardos after he severely injured his knee and once checked a teammate into a drug rehabilitation center.
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By the end of "Göd Grid," an eight-minute track that blazes by at an unfathomable 220 bpm by Malliagh's count, you'll start to feel like you've been sucked away from your mundane city streets and piles of municipal trash to his world of candy fog, misty monks, and jellied snake people.
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"It's shocking and unfathomable why as a female chef, as a queer woman, Gabrielle would align herself with a sexual harasser and help bail this man out," said Natalie Saibel, one of the two dozen employees who went on the record with their stories in a December report in The New York Times.
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The bill's unveiling on Thursday capped an extraordinary week on K Street in which trade group after trade group asked Congress for sums that would have been unfathomable just a few weeks ago: $1.4 trillion to shore up the manufacturing sector, $4 billion for museums, $153 billion for doctors, nurses and hospitals.
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"It is unfathomable to me that in this day and age, in one of the most expensive cities in the world and at our most technologically advanced point as a civilization, the city cannot mitigate the rat problem, nor does it have good ideas to do so," he said in a statement.
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" Strobe Talbott, the former Clinton adviser, said, "There is a very real danger not only that we are going to lose a second Cold War—or have a redo and lose—but that the loss will be largely because of a perverse pal-ship, the almost unfathomable respect that Trump has for Putin.
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It doesn't get lost on me every day that for years the culture of this show was that the things we say and do are outrageous and unfathomable, and now we're having to change plot lines and reconsider air dates because it's too close to what's actually happening or could be misconstrued as such.
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Hollywood has always sported a technophobic streak, and its tendency to treat the online world as cause for concern goes back almost as far as mainstream awareness of the internet — think of Sandra Bullock in 1995's The Net, ordering pizza from a website in a scene that was supposed to underscore her unfathomable isolation.
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It's clear too that she still hates Kanye West (she brings up the "receipts" he and Kim shared on Snapchat more than once), which is funny because he's an appropriately corny, try-hard foe, perhaps her only equal when it comes to embodying both undeniable genius and unfathomable self-sabotage at the same time.
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And while there is historical distance between the White House and the DOJ on ongoing cases, kind of independent, you think about it, it kind of is unfathomable that Jim Comey and company would conduct an operation like this one without at least informing the president of the United States, of course, then Barack Obama.
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As is now customary with the passing of public figures, social media exploded with condolences for the family of the late Mayor Rob Ford on Tuesday, making it clear that a man once the subject of merciless ridicule was now being afforded a level of sympathy and kindness unfathomable just a few short years ago.
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"It is simply unfathomable to us the board could consider it in the best interest of shareholders to sell businesses representing 46 per cent of AMP's recurring earnings before interest at such a low multiple and large discount to already written-down embedded values," Merlon Capital said in the letter to AMP, seen by Reuters.
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It's important research because YouTube's algorithms—which are responsible for an unfathomable over 700 million hours of video watch-time every day but which remain a veritable black box into which almost no one outside of Google has visibility—has been responsible for popularizing misinformation and conspiracy theories among a wider group of abusive content.
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In this unsparing but deeply compassionate film, viewers get a chance to see the fatigue, stress and bewilderment of modern life for what they are: not the regrettable side effects of market-driven progress, but the results of cynicism and greed, and the unfathomable human cost of wanting what we want, right now. Unrated.
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When this was announced in September, Musk revealed that Maezawa had paid enough for his ticket to substantially impact the development and construction of SpaceX's still-conceptual $5 billion Big Falcon Rocket, underscoring just how much space tourism and space colonization will be the reality of the rich and the unfathomable fantasy of everyone else.
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In one of the starkest examples of how the Trump administration is normalizing the sort of self-dealing that would have been unfathomable in previous eras, acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney announced on Thursday that next June's G7 summit will be held at a resort that President Donald Trump still owns and profits from in Doral, Florida.
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"It's unfathomable to me that anyone would finance the acquisition of such a liability-laden company that is losing so much money and have massive capex requirements going forward," said Mark Spiegel, portfolio manager of hedge fund Stanphyl Capital Partners, who holds a short position in Tesla and has been a vocal critic of Musk on Twitter.
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"No matter his motivations, Mr. Shaw is indeed a hero; his actions on that fateful morning are unfathomable to most, indescribable by even the chief of police, and very poignant to the citizens of Nashville, who are deeply grateful for his brave actions in the face of extreme adversity that saved many lives," the resolution read.
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"No matter his motivations, Mr. Shaw is indeed a hero; his actions on that fateful morning are unfathomable to most, indescribable by even the chief of police, and very poignant to the citizens of Nashville, who are deeply grateful for his brave actions in the face of extreme adversity that saved many lives," the joint resolution said.
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" Host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE pressed Moulton on his comments, asking whether he thinks Trump "loves this country.
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Stephens—with an eye, I'm sure, to rhythm, but also pulling the strings of portent—braids these sweetly remembered talks with Alex's meditations on the nature and power of water: how not to panic while swimming too far from shore; the fierce, unfathomable drop between one underwater depth and another; the time he went scuba diving.
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Watson had been sensational in recent weeks, transforming a team that had relied entirely on its defense into the highest scoring offense in the N.F.L. To reach the heights Watson reached, and to now tumble back to the reality of Tom Savage being the Texans' starting quarterback, is a blow to morale that is almost unfathomable.
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Parody aside, it's supremely satisfying to see Tingle using the tenets of Lovecraftian weird fiction — dark, unspeakable horrors (which are mostly just sea monsters) creeping out from the unfathomable ocean or the endless cosmos — in order to combat a politician whose racist rhetoric has introduced actual Nazi propaganda into the election and aligned him with actual white supremacists.
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But as we near the third decade of the 21st century, the urge to look back feels different: Making sense of our lives and of the unfathomable world in which we find ourselves has necessitated an understanding of what has come before — a clarification of the game and its stakes but also its rules and positions.
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Subcomandante Marcos's writings in conjunction with the 1994 Zapatista revolution showed me how lyrical and literary political writing could be, so the anthologies of his manifestoes and essays are up there in my pantheon, along with Rilke's "Duino Elegies," which I go back to again and again with a sense that they're both unfathomable and inexhaustible.
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"It is unfathomable that this DA's office is using precious public resources to dangerously broaden the homicide laws in an attempt to capture headlines by painting a one-sided, incendiary portrait of an innocent 21-year-old student when hundreds if not thousands of serious violent crime cases with actual victims are going unsolved," Kim said.
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"No matter his motivations, Mr. Shaw is indeed a hero; his actions on that fateful morning are unfathomable to most, indescribable by even the chief of police, and very poignant to the citizens of Nashville, who are deeply grateful for his brave actions in the face of extreme adversity that saved many lives," the resolution said.
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Their subject matter, which he depicted in his signature, realist style — stars, planets, and galactic cascades of flowers or swarms of monarch butterflies — collectively called attention to the vastness of space and time, and to the presence of the Earth, its inhabitants, and the larger galaxy of which they are a part within a greater, unfathomable universe.
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Elon Musk Claims &apos420&apos Tweet With $20 Million SEC Fine Was &aposWorth It&aposIt's arguably unfathomable that any human being slapped with a $20 million fine for a bad tweet…Read more ReadWhen Elon Musk was asked if the new chairman of the board at Tesla was installed because Musk needs a babysitter:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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While he's achieved heretofore unfathomable markers of success for an avant-garde electronic artist—like winning a Juno Award for Ravedeath 1972, or joining the indie rock elite for a Jerry Garcia seance—don't expect him to follow the predictable crossover route of hiring a crack team of pro musicians and taking the Tim Hecker Orchestra on the summer festival circuit anytime soon.
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Once we recognize that people are starting to make life-or-death decisions largely on the basis of "advice" from AI systems whose inner operations are unfathomable in practice, we can see a good reason why those who in any way encourage people to put more trust in these systems than they warrant should be held morally and legally accountable.
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