In his new book, Richard Lloyd Parry writes about death on an inconceivable scale.
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But 'don't eat the cabbages' is an inconceivable thing to say to a North Korean.
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It is an inconceivable act of violence for him; he has never raised a hand.
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It seemed an inconceivable notion for someone like McNamara, one of surfing's big-wave godfathers.
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In a panic, he began a medical trek that ended with an inconceivable diagnosis: neurodegenerative dementia.
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An inconceivable president The alternative -- braggart billionaire Donald Trump -- is simply inconceivable as America's 45th President.
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Seehofer was quoted as telling the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper Monday that he was in an "inconceivable" situation.
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"Not an inconceivable prospect by any means," according to one analyst, Leon Westgate of ICBC Standard Bank.
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Even if your child shares an inconceivable fear, don't minimize the worry and make sure to validate that feeling.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William F. Sweeney Jr. called the allegations "an inconceivable crime" in a statement last week.
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So is Black Mirror more effective when it's just ahead of evolving technology or when it depicts an inconceivable future?
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So-called "super pills" are also on the rise in Europe, with some reportedly containing an inconceivable 270-340 mg.
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Mr. Flayah was told he'd have to pay $50,000 for his freedom, an inconceivable amount on his $1,200 a month salary.
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That defeat, however, gave life to what once seemed like an inconceivable scenario: Golden State actually improving its roster by signing Durant.
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First, he said, came Nicolaus Copernicus, who showed that the Earth was but a small, sun-orbiting speck amid an inconceivable vastness.
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A donkey would have eased the demanding effort, but it was an inconceivable expense for her parents, Juda and Jane Chepkeitany, both farmers.
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This is a man who thinks everyone is plotting his downfall—and plots the downfall of an inconceivable number of characters on the show.
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Liu had become a millionaire, one of the few in China, at a time when the concept struck ordinary citizens as an inconceivable novelty.
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The three original shades, Candy K, Dolce K and True Brown K, were so quickly coveted that resell bids on eBay rose to an inconceivable $1,500.
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But the idea that Michael Bloomberg might be viewed by progressives as an inconceivable nominee under any circumstances is a bad sign for Democrats of all persuasions.
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Today, $0003,000 for a phone may feel like an inconceivable purchase, but the smartphone of next year, and the year after that, may cost as much or more.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Up until 2010, I had spent an inconceivable amount of my life listening to LCD Soundsystem, and watching them play live.
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"Today we announce an additional arrest, and an indictment, in a case that brought to light an inconceivable crime," said FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney about Mack's arrest.
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"At break of dawn or fall of dusk, these women face the risk of rape and/or kidnapping – an inconceivable threat for most of us when routinely going to the toilet," it added.
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In China, which typically produces more pork than every other country combined, an estimated 22019 million pigs have perished from either the incurable viral infection or from mass cullings of an inconceivable scale.
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"One scientist estimates that if you could pile all HeLa cells ever grown onto a scale, they'd weigh more than 50 million metric tons—an inconceivable number, given that an individual cell weighs almost nothing," Skloot writes.
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The lesson for Facebook here isn't to get into the cloud business (though with its data centers, it's not an inconceivable notion), but rather to pull the curtain back on some of its own high-growth businesses.
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I eventually persuaded my parents to take me back to see it again, at a repertory theater, a year or two later, even though watching a movie in the theater twice felt, to my parents, like an inconceivable extravagance.
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The usual smooth sail to Mexico every January for BPM—the notorious festival in Playa Del Carmen where you eat an inconceivable amount of tacos and shit your insides out in the middle of the Mayan ruins—would be considerably harder.
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In what DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick described as an "inconceivable" act, authorities on Sunday said a 43-year-old mother used a firearm to kill her two teenage sons, set the home on fire, and then turned the gun on herself.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney said in the statement that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to NXIVM as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney said in the statement that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to Nxivm as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney previously said in a statement that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to Nxivm as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath him.
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FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Sweeney said in the statement at the time that the case has "brought to light an inconceivable crime," referring to Nxivm as a "pyramid scheme" at which Raniere stood alone at the top, with a level of female "slaves" underneath.
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Depending on your current financial situation, this may be an inconceivable expense for you, especially if you lack support from a partner or family members, you've recently had car trouble, your child is sick, or you're experiencing any number of hardships that women in poverty face.
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So unless a company had more than 40 soon-to-be-pregnant employees and was prepared to cut paid family leave or institute mass layoffs in response (which is still not an inconceivable scenario), the privacy of pregnant women workers who use Castlight is probably pretty safe.
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It would lead to an inconceivable administrative headache for women seeking coverage, insurers, and the government, and it would require women to have two different insurance plans that might not even cover the same doctors — assuming that any insurance company would agree to offer such an impractical plan in the first place.
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It has been stated numerous times now, but a single billion on its own is an inconceivable amount of money: If you worked every single day, making $5000/day, from the time Columbus sailed to America, to the time you are reading this tweet, you would still not be a billionaire, and you would still have less money than Jeff Bezos makes in a week.
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"I won't let myself be fired by a chancellor who is only chancellor because of me," the minister told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper on Monday before the compromise was struck, noting that he was in an "inconceivable" situation Video He urged Merkel to block asylum-seekers at the border if they have no identification papers or if they had already registered in another European country, The New York Times reported.
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After an inconceivable number of rebirths he had accumulated great merit and attained the perfect enlightenment of a Buddha.
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Surprise tells an inconceivable story of Wang Dachui (White. K), a young loser, in an exaggerated and humorous way. As a famous loser in career, medical science, and engagement, his daily life is colorful and unpredictable. The story is combined with funny elements, transcending time and career life.
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Clark announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential primary elections from Little Rock on September 17, 2003, months after the other candidates. He acknowledged the influence of the Draft Clark movement, saying they "took an inconceivable idea and made it conceivable". by Wesley K. Clark hosted on Clark04 on September 17, 2003.
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In order to guide them, it is generally said that an > inconceivable number of doorways to the Dharma belonging to the various > vehicles have been taught, but these can all be contained within > development, completion and the Great Perfection.Kunsang, Erik Pema (2006). > Wellsprings of the Great Perfection: The Lives And Insights of the Early > Masters. Rangjung Yeshe Publications. .
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Some of her ideas were considered almost heretical at the time. Painless childbirth was still an inconceivable idea, especially for Catholics who believed that a woman should suffer when fulfilling the role of mother. Only in 1956 did Pope Pius XII lift the Catholic condemnation of childbirth without pain. Bermudes rapidly became a highly respected figure in the medical field.
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Clark announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential primary elections from Little Rock on September 17, 2003, months after the other candidates. He acknowledged the influence of the Draft Clark movement, saying they "took an inconceivable idea and made it conceivable".Clark's Announcement speech in Little Rock by Wesley K. Clark hosted on Clark04 on September 17, 2003. Retrieved February 4, 2007.
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As a general rule the Gelugpa favour the Prasangika. As a general rule the Nyingma view does not foreground the Prasangika over the Svatantrika as this would be an extreme view, a fallacy and failing of the Gelugpa . Indeed, as an evocation of the Two Truths the continuum of Svatantrika-Prasangika interpenetrate and mutually inform and are both of value in pointing to an 'inconceivable' (samye) truth.
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And Bhardwaj ensures she sparkles like never before". The Indo-Asian News Service described the film as a "winner" by Vishal Bhardwaj, rating it four out of five: "Chalk up an absolute winner for the Vishal Bhardwaj-Priyanka Chopra team. They make a coherent vision out of an inconceivable marital crises." Zee News also rated the film four out of five: "Vishal Bhardwaj does it again.
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The development of pure (philosophical) monotheism is a product of the Late Antiquity. During the 2nd to 3rd centuries, early Christianity was just one of several competing religious movements advocating monotheism. "The One" (Τὸ Ἕν) is a concept that is prominent in the writings of the Neoplatonists, especially those of the philosopher Plotinus. In the writings of Plotinus, "The One" is described as an inconceivable, transcendent, all-embodying, permanent, eternal, causative entity that permeates throughout all of existence.
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" An initial uprising in September 1483, aimed at deposing Richard and restoring Edward V to the throne, was not stopped by rumours of Edward's murder.Hicks p. 211-212 Instead, the rebels rallied around Henry Tudor as a potential alternative candidate; Horrox says Tudor was "an inconceivable choice if Edward V and his brother were thought to be still available." Anthony Cheetham, who considered Richard likely to have had the princes murdered, commented that it was "a colossal blunder.
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New England sent former Plymouth governor Edward Winslow to England as their agent to present a case against Gorton. Winslow asserted that Gorton's unorthodox preaching and submission to an inner spirit offered one "an inconceivable political liberty." Ultimately, however, Winslow's efforts failed when the English commission ruled in favor of Gorton. This success did not end Gorton's time in England, however; he had been called to preach and found many favorable audiences for his religious views.
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" — Prime Minister Matteo Renzi condemned the attack on his Twitter account, saying "Killing children at school is an inconceivable horror, the world must react to this violence." — Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a press statement said "Latvia conveys its deepest condolences to Pakistan concerning the attack by a group of Taliban on a school in Peshawar in which both children and teachers were killed and injured. Latvia categorically condemns terrorism and violence. Latvia expresses heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims.
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So he produces the argument that the fixed stars must be at an inconceivable distance with the smallest larger than the whole orbit of the Earth. Salviati explains that this all comes from a misrepresentation of what Copernicus said, resulting in a huge over- calculation of the size of a sixth magnitude star. But many other famous astronomers over-estimated the size of stars by ignoring the brightness factor. Not even Tycho, with his accurate instruments, set himself to measure the size of any star except the Sun and Moon.
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After its restoration in 1400, changes to the Academy's statute made it more resemble the Paris Sorbonne. For over 600 years, many prominent Poles and Europeans received their education within the walls of this University. It was here that Nicolaus Copernicus studied and in 1578 Walenty Fontana delivered the first academic lecture based on Copernicus' heliocentric theory, an inconceivable notion to many scholars at the time. In 1938, Karol Wojtyła began his studies in Polish philology at Jagiellonian University, interrupted by the outbreak of World War II, when occupying forces closed the University.
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Prosecutor Victoria Thorne (Jessica Steen) is not only Kendrick's ex-lover but a high-powered attorney with a ruthless ambition to condemn all Haters. She has arranged that the verdict will convict Hannah if the trial's pre-written script is closely followed by Mitch. But as Mitch digs deeper into the evidence and begins to doubt his own beliefs, he decides there's only one way to uncover the real truth.... to put God on trial! Within the final verdict lies the fate of the innocent, the ultimate destiny of a lost soul, and an inconceivable judgment against God himself.
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By the marriage of Akile to Osman her father's relations with the sultan cooled, in part at least because of the marriage. Her marriage with Osman was a sharp break with the dynasty's tradition of avoiding legal alliances, especially with high born Muslim women and it contributed to the popular discontent that culminated in his deposition. The sight of Akile, a free born Muslim of exceptional pedigree, passing through the Babüssaade and into the harem must have seemed an inconceivable nightmare to an Ottoman. However, privy purse accounts suggest that Akile never entered the harem of the imperial palace.
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As a philosopher, he is interesting for his criticism of the theory of the "thing-in-itself" (Ding-an-sich, noumenon). For the pure reason, as described in the Kritik, the "thing-in-itself" can be only an inconceivable "something-in-general"; any statement about it involves the predication of Reality, Unity and Plurality, which belong not to the absolute thing but to phenomena. On the other hand, the subject is known by the fact of will, and the object by that of resistance; the cognizance of willing is the assertion of absolute reality in the domain of relative knowledge. This doctrine has since been described as absolute Virtualism.
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In that same period, the poblacion of Tolong was moved and resettled from the old site, Daan Lunsod, to a site further down the coast where the church was built, the present location of Santa Catalina. Even today, a famous landmark can be seen in the form of a balete tree growing on what was left of a portion of a wall of the old Tribunal House, right in the heart of Santa Catalina, which has become a symbol of the town. An adjacent town, Bayawan, became formally organized in the year 1872. The occupation of Negros Island increased rapidly, and agriculture progressed in an inconceivable manner.
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Jessie Redmon Fauset (April 27, 1882 - April 30, 1961) was an African-American editor, poet, essayist, novelist, and educator. Her literary work helped sculpt African-American literature in the 1920s as she focused on portraying a true image of African-American life and history. Her black fictional characters were working professionals which was an inconceivable concept to American society during this time Her story lines related to themes of racial discrimination, "passing", and feminism. From 1919 to 1926, Fauset's position as literary editor of The Crisis, a NAACP magazine, allowed her to contribute to the Harlem Renaissance by promoting literary work that related to the social movements of this era.
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Between 1838 and 1855 he tried various ways of quantifying the timing of stratified deposits, without success. On 17 February 1860, Phillips used his presidential address to the Geological Society of London to accuse Darwin of "abuse of arithmetic". He said 300 million years was an "inconceivable number" and that, depending on assumptions, erosion of the Weald could have taken anything from 12,000 years to at most 1,332,000 years, well below Darwin's estimate. When giving the May 1860 Rede Lecture, Phillips produced his own first published estimates of the duration of the whole stratigraphic record, using rates of sedimentation to calculate it at around 96 million years.
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In November 2011, German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that "the cold-blooded murders of nine immigrant shopkeepers by Neo-Nazis is an inconceivable crime for Germany and a national disgrace". In January 2012, the term "Döner-Morde" () was named the German Un-Word of the Year for 2011 by a jury of linguistic scholars, who considered its usage as inappropriate and inhuman."Kebab-Murders called worst word of 2011.". The Local, 17 January 2012 On 4 November 2016, following the recent meetings in German parliament on the topic; Justice Minister Bekir Bozdağ of Turkey has openly criticized Germany's handling of the inexcusable hatred crimes against people of different-origin, mainly Turks.
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The diagram on the right illustrates the relationship between the Beaufort, Fujita, and Mach number scales. At the time Fujita derived the scale, little information was available on damage caused by wind, so the original scale presented little more than educated guesses at wind speed ranges for specific tiers of damage. Fujita intended that only F0–F5 be used in practice, as this covered all possible levels of damage to frame homes as well as the expected estimated bounds of wind speeds. He did, however, add a description for F6, which he called an "inconceivable tornado", to allow for wind speeds exceeding F5 and possible advancements in damage analysis that might show it.
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Erb continued to sing the Matthew Passion Evangelist yearly at Amsterdam for Willem Mengelberg, and in the course of thirty years sang it some 360 times, in most major German town and cities, and in Zürich, Berne, Basel, Lucerne, Solothurn, Lausanne, Milan and Brussels, under Bruno Walter, William Mengelberg, Hermann Suter, Fritz Busch, Hermann Abendroth, Alfred Sittard, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Karl Straube and Eugen Papst. With the passage of decades his interpretation grew and was increasingly called authoritative. He sang it throughout the second war, and after, in Germany: a 1940 reviewer described his Cologne cathedral performance as an 'unfassbaren, übermenschlichen, unirdisch wirklichen Vollendung' (an inconceivable, more-than-human, supernally real perfection). When Erb left the stage his career was just entering its last great development, which was as one of the most serious and accomplished lieder singers of his age.
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These rules are largely the product of the imagination, with ownership determined by the association of ideas. Second, because "rigid stability" would of course bring great disadvantages (resources having been allocated by mere "chance"), we need a peaceful way to induce changes in ownership: thus we adopt the "obvious" rule of transference by consent. And as for the related rule of "delivery" (physically transferring the object or some symbolic token thereof), this is simply a useful technique for visualizing "the mysterious transition of the property" (property being an inconceivable quality "when taken for something real, without any reference to morality, or the sentiments of the mind"), much as Catholics use imagery to "represent the inconceivable mysteries of the Christian religion". Hume then examines the final "law of nature"—the performance of promises—giving a two-stage argument that promise- keeping is an artificial virtue.
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Having penetrated into German territory, the battalion destroyed three concrete dugouts, inflicted at least 50 casualties and took 15 prisoners, for a loss of 50 casualties. In addition to raiding, the division helped train the newly arrived 1st Portuguese Division by having a battalion assigned one at a time for tutoring. During the winter, the British realised that the Germans intended to begin an offensive in 1918 (the Spring Offensive) and the division spent the following months improving the front line positions, as well as constructing rear-line defences from the Armentières region to the northern bank of River Lys, laying what the divisional history described as an: "inconceivable amount of concrete and barbed wire". Men of the 13th Welsh constructing rear-line positions near Houplines By 1918, the number of front line infantry within the British Army in France had decreased, leading to a manpower crisis.
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