Before utopias and dystopias became imagined futures, they were imagined pasts, or imagined places, like the Garden of Eden.
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Just as van Gogh imagined Japan as a country, they imagined him.
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It's harder than we imagined, and we imagined it might be hard.
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When I imagined this song, and I imagined myself here, it was a long time ago.
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But if nations are "imagined communities", as Benedict Anderson, a historian, wrote, Catalonia is more imagined than most.
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I'd imagined discomfort, but it was a worse and more bizarre sensation than I could ever have imagined.
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I often write about an imagined scenario, imagined people—you'd have to break it down song by song.
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"Vote bank politics created this imagined fear, this imagined atmosphere and an environment of dread was created," he said.
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"We're in this territory of the real is the imagined and the imagined is real," McCann said of this project.
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The sexual revolution has led to exploitation of women on a scale that we would never have imagined, never have imagined.
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"On my day of graduation I never imagined I would visit foreign countries, I never imagined I would be a commencement speaker, I never imagined I would get into a Twitter war with Donald Trump," Warren said during her commencement speech.
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When I read the script and I imagined the role before I was on set and met Joe, I imagined Klaus being colder.
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"I never imagined that they would have such an aggressive reaction, I think no one imagined it," Martin said in a telephone interview.
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" He continued, "The sexual revolution has led to exploitation of women on a scale that we would never have imagined, never have imagined.
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Why would one visit the actual setting where imagined actions were taken by imagined people, especially if most of those people were rabbits?
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I never imagined that I will take on the business role, and I never imagined that I will be the CEO of the company.
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Imagined injuries to imagined characters on our screens can take primacy over genuine injury outside our windows, if you yell loud enough about it.
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In a single moment of recognition, everything Dr. Kalanithi has imagined for himself and his wife evaporates, and a new future has to be imagined.
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"We don't comment on investigations real or imagined, or imagined stings," conservative activist and Project Veritas leader James O'Keefe told The Associated Press Monday evening.
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Tiny imagined slicing her finger while sliding it across the front of his head; her imagined self then smeared the blood all over Jerome's face.
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As it happened, I knew Andri Snær, too, and would have imagined him as a Presidential candidate even less than I might have imagined Guðni.
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Trammell: They invented each other—Hacker Elliot imagined what a perfect life would be, and Preppy Elliot imagined what a l337 hacker would be like.
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Q. Most of your work deals in some way with historical quirks — some true, some imagined, some that seem to be imagined but actually are true.
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On "Things I Imagined" the vibe of the lyrics is possibility: "I saw things I imagined" reads like a reminder that things can (should?) be different.
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There's also an animated short film called An Imagined Conversation: Kanye West and Stephen Hawking that portrays an imagined conversation between... Kanye West and Stephen Hawking.
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"I imagined it would attract casual interest, but I never imagined there would be that many people who would actually be interested in taking the course," Peterson said.
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The late Benedict Anderson, an Irish political scientist, called modern nations "imagined communities"—imagined because people are drawn together within them who have not met and never will.
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"He imagined a sound of this instrument that nobody else had imagined for it," Shannon Dudley, an ethnomusicologist at the University of Washington, said in a telephone interview.
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The futuristic Tokyo imagined in the 90s anime now feels present, so this Tokyo is the city's electronic district Akihabara monstrously imagined, all neon glare and towering hologram billboards.
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The imagined enemy -- the scapegoat -- is then dehumanized.
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" She added: "For all those years, Alfred, the Alfred I imagined him to be, was the love of my life, and I, as he imagined me to be, was his.
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" As he watched, "I imagined my taxes going up.
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" I said, "I don't know how you imagined that.
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Never imagined ... I didn't see where this was going.
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Through the exchange of visual artists, dancers, and choreographers from the three institutions, Kim's piece realizes an imagined history, tying the Opera's underground lake to the imagined history of a Biblical flood.
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My editor Chris Plante imagined footage of beaches, intercut with the film Beaches, while my colleague Sean O'Kane imagined a three-hour class set to Batman growling in The Dark Knight Rises.
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"We talked about a live show, but we'd never imagined it in the way that Rowland (creative director, Rowland French) imagined it," actor Vin Diesel, one of the films' main stars, told Reuters.
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He imagined that by now Hedwig was probably a nonbinary college professor, teaching German philosophy and rock 'n' roll history at some liberal arts college, an imagined future he didn't want to disrupt.
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You've challenged me in ways I could have never imagined.
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The imagined past is a place of structure, of significance.
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It's one of the few that's better than I imagined.
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Nor had she ever imagined dating her friend's older brother.
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First, he imagined Cannon making the decision to wear it.
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But it ended up being more poignant than I imagined.
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It's not at all how I imagined he would be.
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By now, one would have imagined this couple could rest.
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Potstickers worthy of your real or imagined Asian grandmother await.
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We would never in our wildest imagination have imagined this.
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She never imagined "Boo'd Up" would be such a hit.
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But Dewan Tatum says any imagined bump is all burrito.
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Chiang is thoughtful about the rules of his imagined technologies.
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Don't worry — I imagined it so you don't have to.
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Some did, though not nearly as many as we imagined.
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She imagined a prosperous, suburban life and thought about Mrs.
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I'm not nostalgic for some imagined period of innocent bliss.
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Yet is hard to take this imagined nation entirely seriously.
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"It was way better than what I imagined," he says.
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His death changed my life in ways I hadn't imagined.
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This is moving so much faster than we ever imagined.
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So the ornate stone gazebo thing had to be imagined.
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I imagined that it made her happy instead of sad.
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I imagined that for her, it was all worth it.
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They'd disappear into the imagined infinity of the American West.
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The number was far higher than I had ever imagined.
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"I never imagined it would be like this," Lopez said.
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I never imagined my pinkies would see so much use.
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Some imagined a "United States of the Horn of Africa".
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She took it even further than I could have imagined.
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But not even they could have imagined that it would
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Yes, but for reasons that I would have never imagined.
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It affected him in ways he never could have imagined.
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It's exactly as awkward and uncomfortable as Khloé had imagined.
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Our craziness, paranoia, anxiety and trauma are literally all imagined.
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She imagined tearfully that Hitler must be snuggling it now.
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It turns out, worse than you could have possibly imagined.
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Of course, imagined culture and lived culture are totally different.
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And, it just may be better than you ever imagined!
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FRANCE has only a few plump heroes, real or imagined.
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TC: I think that's more than people might have imagined.
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The actual space thing was never something I imagined doing.
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Everything we planned and imagined he would do, he did.
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It was 100 times worse than what I had imagined.
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I never imagined this is the way it would end.
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Tyler admits they never imagined going to a women's college.
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It's been more popular than we could have ever imagined.
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Truthfully, the figure was lower than what I had imagined.
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TIN TIN WIN never imagined she would become a politician.
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Suddenly, the public imagined Hiddleston as the next James Bond.
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It might bring benefits that people could not have imagined.
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Dr. Williams couldn't have imagined what would happen next, though.
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Now that it's finally happened, is it like you'd imagined?
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I imagined it might be his boss, yelling at him.
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And it worked as well as he could've possibly imagined.
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As can be imagined, Batali's critics were outspoken on Twitter.
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Isn't the internet nothing but a series of imagined communities?
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This was a huge win, bigger than she could've imagined.
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He always imagined that he had been a good man.
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But she says she never imagined she'd have her own.
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Cheesy pandering will be reorganized into imagined conversation with teens.
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But in its early days, few could have imagined that.
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In fact, she never imagined she'd run a beauty brand.
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They never could have imagined, Their lives would be changed.
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Life is much more beautiful than I could have imagined.
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Nobody could've imagined that four years later— NIGATU: Now. Yes.
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It may grow, but isn't imagined as a second headquarters.
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So, I just imagined that it would taste like liver.
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This imagined Amazon is more real than the actual Amazon.
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Life in Italy is much grimmer than he had imagined.
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Of course, things didn't work out the way I imagined.
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We could never have imagined the twists along the path.
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So. Maybe Reese isn't quite as intimidating as I imagined.
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I imagined her feeling bad and apologizing to her sister.
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I never imagined it would be where I live today.
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Hirad then went onto bring this imagined person to life.
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But she never imagined he would ever hurt their child.
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"I imagined things would not be this tough," he says.
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Everything I did, I imagined Emilio Marcon was watching me.
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"It's so much greater than we ever imagined," Lundberg said.
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Put "Pied Pods" on pizza, a Brooklyn pizzeria imagined. Nonsense.
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I imagined something delicately bitter, with honey, parsley, and fish.
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Form intersecting with function, the past imagined through the present.
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It wasn't exactly how I imagined my marriage would begin.
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It came out even better than I sort of imagined.
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Which is the more haunting, the imagined or the real?
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I imagined that we would start with a champagne picnic.
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Soon both are in far deeper than they ever imagined.
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He had never imagined such a discussion with his son.
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Or real imagined intuition into what the president was thinking.
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Certainly, the two imagined the job of first lady differently.
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We have never imagined the situation would be like this.
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But real or imagined cyber threats use those same networks.
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He imagined Adolf Hitler as the creation of talent agents.
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My time with Lauren's family started exactly how I imagined.
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The gold price could spike dramatically to levels only imagined.
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Life since then has been "exactly as I imagined," Mrs.
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I'd imagined a reunion, an understanding, a making of amends.
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Houston filling with water, though, was something I never imagined.
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Fortunately, the rush of the ticking clock is mostly imagined.
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This was far from the surfing adventure I had imagined.
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I imagined the rodeo to be loud, flamboyant, and kitschy.
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"Look at this dork," one imagined tweet might have said.
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I couldn't have imagined somewhere stranger to be that day.
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I imagined my summer to be exactly like the video.
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I never imagined it leading to anything like a career.
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But university was a lot harder than he had imagined.
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Of course, it wouldn't have mattered who I imagined killing.
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For many of us, 2017 turned out differently than imagined.
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She never imagined, of course, that the tables might turn.
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But it was not the American experience he had imagined.
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This is who I imagined I'd meet in New York!
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No greater endorsement of British sovereignty could have been imagined.
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And it really stung after the warm welcome I'd imagined.
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It's why they valorize the purity of an imagined past.
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You have shown me skills I never imagined I had.
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I imagined Greg and Alex spending a weekend alone together.
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Soon he is casting the hospital nurses in imagined roles.
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Running Scarecrow, Ms. Barr said, is harder than she imagined.
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He never imagined a wedding, let alone a fancy one.
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Trump says he can be the president we've always imagined.
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Any gap in pay — real or imagined — is rapidly shrinking.
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The result is a more complex story than anyone imagined.
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He looked older and more frail than I had imagined.
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That's how people have imagined it and things like that.
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Border crises, real or imagined, are ideal for this message.
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But it was better than anything we could have imagined.
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I just never imagined Ronda Rousey would be that light.
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But a few had surprises they never could have imagined.
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"I never imagined this," Mr. Bong said, accepting the award.
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But instead it's a surprisingly inert, if lushly imagined, tale.
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I had naïvely imagined homeownership would be seamless and easy.
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I imagined some commingling of Persian and North African spices.
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What if Marcus wasn't the hero his kid brother imagined?
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The 20th century did not work out as Carnegie imagined.
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All the condemnations I had imagined exploded from my mouth.
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The cycle ended more brutally than Trump could have imagined.
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Nobody could have ever imagined putting up a residential building.
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Opinion "Die Frau ohne Schatten" imagined an enlightened, democratic empire.
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The sequences he imagined often took substantial effort to execute.
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We never imagined it being ubiquitous in things like iPhones.
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The movie paid … more money than I had ever imagined.
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It's a harsher deal than the soft exit they'd imagined.
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The university's founders could hardly have imagined such a sight.
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Meanwhile, both real and imagined A.I. is becoming less corporeal.
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Now, she's making more than she ever could have imagined.
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For the first time, he imagined a life beyond Idaho.
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I imagined three hats done and one not even started.
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I even imagined tiny cocktail versions, topped with quail eggs.
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We imagined future generations saying, 'What was the fuss about?
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I had never imagined that idea to be in question.
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Tracy Fuad is the author of Pith and Imagined State.
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"Saturday Night Live" even imagined him as the Grim Reaper.
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It was a scenario imagined by a member of Congress.
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But earning their vote may be more straightforward than imagined.
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Imagined another way, it is somewhat curved like a blade.
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Making American friends wasn't as simple as Korbin had imagined.
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The support has been more than I could've ever imagined.
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I imagined a fiery missile hurtling through space above us.
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But at that point, no one imagined a Trump victory.
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The conversation did not go as Ms. Roost had imagined.
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"Go eat dinner with your family," I imagined him saying.
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Mahendra Agrawal never imagined he would have a heart attack.
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But Barbara Testa found more than she could have imagined.
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I never imagined I'd see so much of this country.
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Could Moyá ever have imagined the dominance that would come?
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She says the withdrawals were like nothing she ever imagined.
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Compared to back home, is Canada different than you imagined?
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What if those imagined remote medicine applications are actually developed?
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I never would have imagined having this career. Yeah. Exactly.
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The specter of their imagined pregnancies and imagined children is inextricable from the childhoods they imagine they would have enjoyed if they had been better, or stronger, or more worthy of a mother's love.
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Time travel, teleportation and immortality will soon be within our reach thanks to VR and AR, as will many other things we had only imagined in science fiction… and some we haven't imagined yet.
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And difference of degree that was different in kind, in that I could suddenly touch people I never imagined touching before, and I could be touched by people I never imagined touching me before.
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The quote is: "Similarly I know that our ancestors, who were slaves, could not have imagined my life," not "Similarly I know that my ancestors, who were slaves, could not have imagined my life."
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They feel entirely of a piece with the story Mason is telling, both about history and about one man's imagined personal history, a story that, for this imagined doctor, involves a great, signal failure.
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As for how he imagined Simpson might react to the series?
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"The wedding exceeded anything I could have ever imagined," says Stause.
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We just never imagined them bearing such bitter fruit so suddenly.
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The Clintons are no strangers to scandal, both real and imagined.
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Then, installing the water cooler was way harder than I imagined.
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A gentleman, being seized in the night with a delirium, imagined
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The future may be even more dystopian than Sleep Dealer imagined.
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"I never imagined my life would be like this," she says.
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We imagined which half-dozen would suffice for these WIRED icons.*
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I never could have imagined when we recorded it in '64.
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This Internet thing has grown stronger than we ever could've imagined.
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Okay, well, that's not exactly how we imagined things would go.
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I imagined that, like Quixote, he was capable of living forever.
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"I never imagined that this would happen to me," she says.
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Except her nightmare is even worse than you've probably ever imagined.
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The terms were, in fact, first imagined as analogies of a
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In fact, it's better than I ever could have possibly imagined.
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The final product is much smaller and thinner than I imagined.
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I imagined chaotic, glam nights smoking cigarettes from its tiny pockets.
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It's the show that I imagined for my family and friends.
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In Tellart's imagined future, the UAE of 2050 has it covered.
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I never imagined that I would be on the Today show.
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The cosmetic procedure pop-up is as upbeat as I imagined.
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I never imagined a dating app could make me feel guilty.
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The direction of history wasn't quite the one I had imagined.
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We have imagined: What if the people of 1968 were online?
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I imagined a real-life version of classic Zelda dungeon puzzles.
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We laid the foundation for something bigger than we even imagined.
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And this woman is much younger than I would have imagined.
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This is like family time as imagined by Philip K. Dick.
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Facebook was perhaps not the paradise we imagined it to be.
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This was not how I imagined myself entering the adult world.
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Three years later, we're exponentially closer to Spike Jonze's imagined future.
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The easeful middle age the couple imagined for themselves is upended.
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Not having wifi had affected me much less than I imagined.
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I played with the toys, imagined myself piloting these giant machines.
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The imagined misery of travelling to America has captured the zeitgeist.
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He became more of a pioneer than he might have imagined.
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This, however, wasn't nearly as straightforward a method as he imagined.
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It is something beyond and above anything I could have imagined.
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From his picture, she'd imagined him as cute, tall, and confident.
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The Dialogues are built on many remarkable histories and imagined futures.
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My boss is there and it's basically what I imagined: madness.
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My chance would come sooner than I ever could have imagined.
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The female characters, while sharply written, wear wardrobes imagined by men.
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Kingelez's imagined cities, by contrast, are meticulously planned, luminous and stunning.
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I imagined a home with natural sunlight pouring through the windows.
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Such civilisations, he imagined, might last for longer than his own.
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We imagined what it would be like to assume the throne.
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It didn't look quite as unwieldy as you may have imagined.
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Like British colonialists, they imagined the place as a tabula rasa.
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I never imagined I'd feel this much love … it's the pinnacle!
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"This is more than I ever could have imagined," she said.
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I imagined there would be some bumps and bruises early on.
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As a kid I could not have imagined becoming his friend.
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I imagined losing my marriage, my family, my friends, my job.
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Unfortunately, the job wasn't quite as dreamy as I had imagined.
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Unable to imagine a life for Caitlyn, she imagined her death.
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So of course we imagined some desire for a deeper connection.
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I imagined some kind of calamitous avalanche, as in the Alps.
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I never once imagined they had anything to do with me.
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But this is not the reunion he and his family imagined.
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Take a look at these five imagined Twitter fights throughout history.
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie have imagined Afro-Diasporic experiences via the short
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Rosenbaum said he never imagined Mack being involved in a cult.
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She couldn't help crying, and she imagined the Lifebrarian videofeed blurring.
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Well, people are confronted with something they couldn't have imagined before.
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Smile because it happened, or at least, you imagined it did.
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Now, that imagined scenario does not have to be your reality.
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I never imagined I'd feel that way until I met Lucious.
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Have you ever imagined yourself as a modern day Sherlock Holmes?
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But the months that followed were more stressful than I imagined.
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"NASA was not what I imagined it to be," he says.
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In that future I imagined, it's not that I was free.
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Over here at Mashable, we imagined the American Girl dolls Bildungsdroman.
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"I feel so good, better than I could've imagined," she says.
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Cheatham never imagined this video of her son would go viral.
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Could you have even imagined this 18 or 24 months ago?
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Together, these objects become the building blocks of Kang's imagined geography.
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Guyett: We imagined that we would be doing more model photography.
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"The tech transfer process needs to be re-imagined," said Case.
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"Things are going to happen that we never imagined," she says.
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But the genetics have proved harder to unpick than anyone imagined.
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I imagined our progress presentation to be a moment of glory.
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But for people like me, this isn't the America we imagined.
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And the ending was even crazier than we could have imagined.
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I never imagined having a relationship with eight boxes of compost.
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Republicans have a history of pinning imagined crimes on Mrs Clinton.
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That's a more powerful force than I imagined it could be.
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Reubens never imagined his goofy alter ego would be a success.
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I imagined Tania to be an impulsive, scatterbrained entertainer for children.
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Q: Did the film play out like you imagined it would?
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But I never imagined I'd want to own one for myself.
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Don't go all in until you have imagined all possible outcomes.
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He imagined Assange surrounded by images of himself on television screens.
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"It was completely different from what I imagined," Dr. Willerslev said.
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None of these imagined crises and scandals are at all implausible.
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"I never would have imagined any of this," David Simmons said.
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As a young woman, Dahl imagined that she'd have four children.
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Leiva, 54, says he never imagined they'd fly in an airplane.
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"It truly didn't work out quite as I imagined," she jokes.
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Poor families imagined in Washington may get $2628,28503 with that math.
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This is not the world you imagined bringing your child into.
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Investing in an imagined future, however, can be a dangerous game.
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It imagined the referendum result strengthened rather than weakened its hand.
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Luckily, the triage plan went better than we could have imagined.
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Today, the company is much bigger than he could've ever imagined.
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What seems self-evident can no longer be imagined as arbitrary.
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And that book is opening doors he could never have imagined.
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But the truth is they save far less than I imagined.
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I imagined adolescence as a difficult exam everyone has to take.
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Scenarios involving the Philippines or other countries can be imagined, too.
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Venture capital matters but maybe not as much as is imagined.
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Would the Arabs fit into Erdogan's version of the imagined community?
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Several aspects of US culture were different than I had imagined.
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Or would they have imagined that he was trying to live?
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Ondra has found the Dawn Wall more difficult than he imagined.
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Asafumi Yamashita never imagined he would cultivate produce for a living.
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Is this what we imagined for Roe in the year 2016?
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I think change has been slower than we would have imagined.
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Her loss, and the future she had imagined, is devastatingly rendered.
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I never in a million years imagined it would be Harvey.
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Usually, he painted—landscapes mostly, sweeping and expansive vistas he imagined.
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But hard work can take you to places you never imagined.
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Duzán, the host, wondered how the guerrillas imagined their new lives.
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They were exactly what he imagined an ideal family to be.
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It's especially true when that person's a child -- real, or imagined.
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The exhibition's section on engineered and imagined plants excites the imagination.
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I imagined America as paradise, and, eventually, the desert became paradise.
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It wasn't as easy a transition as she might have imagined.
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He imagined the spirits in a kind of beautiful pagan harmony.
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He could never have imagined that people would react like this.
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I had imagined it being like ripping off a Band-Aid.
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I always imagined that people who set boundaries were, like, graceful.
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Once we never would have imagined that we'd have armed pilots.
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I imagined having a baby and giving it up for adoption.
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I also imagined him as a poetic forerunner to hip-hop.
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"I yield, coyly, trembling, whimpering," she sings to an imagined lover.
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No one imagined there would be a chance to rethink it.
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It wasn't the letter I'd imagined; this note was more practical.
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I'd never imagined Shawn as Wildean before; this was a revelation.
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I imagined Kubrick saying, "Now that's what I had in mind."
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"We never imagined they would all say yes," Mr. Andersen said.
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He left only yellow notecards suggesting the possible endings he'd imagined.
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I never imagined how much I would miss those familiar strangers.
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Is this what we all imagined adult life to be like?
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"The threat is real not imagined," Sieting wrote above the article.
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The conditions are far worse than we ever could have imagined.
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Dressing for an imagined public is, to her mind, a performance.
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Shedding it was more liberating than I could ever have imagined.
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"I don't think the framers imagined partisan politics," says Adam Liptak.
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The test had been as normal as she could have imagined.
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Would you want to live in the worlds you both imagined?
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What would be the advantages and disadvantages of the imagined life?
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" Mr. Broderick added: "We imagined a whole life for this teacher.
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But I never imagined I would improve by almost two minutes.
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" "Too often," he adds, "black bodies are imagined and rarely realized.
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Thalassophobia I hadn't always imagined I'd get close to the ocean.
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Love expands your horizons in ways you never could have imagined.
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Here's another innovation few of us could have imagined: mobile apps.
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Reality now is much worse than I imagined at that time.
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"I said I imagined them as king and queen," she said.
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I'm wary of such dangers (and others yet to be imagined).
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Santiago gave my imagined Puerto Rico depth, dimension and historical grounding.
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Cindy stars in imagined movies, Chase in actual science fiction television.
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This time, however, they don't befall strangers either real or imagined.
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The sauce is nothing like the ketchup-based sludge I'd imagined.
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Imagined as the bars of a rising portcullis, they imply release.
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When I first started reporting, I imagined this as random violence.
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Mr. Colbert imagined the way that conversation went, impersonating Mr. Trump.
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He imagined something she might have to say to him: ''O.
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But this was not the end any of us had imagined.
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He imagined starring in front of them, scoring at least once.
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" Your play "I imagined a world where half the population disappeared.
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But regardless of its origin, it's clearly a completely imagined image.
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It just turned into something that I never could have imagined.
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"Five years ago, we would never have imagined that," he said.
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I imagined them thinking: What grown-up goes apple picking alone?
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I imagined what I would look like with double mastectomy scars.
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"Before, I could never have imagined I'd do that," she said.
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He imagined what a legally vetted Trump tweet might look like.
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To date, the Green New Deal has been imagined largely as
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The character's tiny house is imagined to be haunted and decrepit.
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Married at 11, she had never imagined any career but housewife.
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I imagined the harrowing scene as if unspooling in a film.
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Still others are imagined, projections of my own anxieties and insecurities.
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But last year he witnessed something he never could have imagined.
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We imagined ourselves as family when we were treated as property.
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At 40, we're no longer preparing for an imagined future life.
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"I never imagined Peter would do such a thing," he said.
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We never imagined this to ever happen, we are so happy.
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I have never imagined that this kind of thing would come.
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The future truly is weirder than Doc could possibly have imagined.
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I imagined her sinking down among the traffic and getting crushed.
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I imagined I saw my dad frying bacon, but maybe not.
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Prosecutors and police unions issued ominous warnings about its imagined impact.
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What I discovered was far worse than I could have imagined.
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The meme page grew beyond what we ever could have imagined.
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He even showed video clips of an imagined attack on Florida.
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Only radical hope could have imagined people like us into existence.
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At last, we were experiencing Bermuda the way I had imagined.
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However, this moment affects her more than she imagined it would.
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I never imagined that my government would be one of them.
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Maybe: I never imagined that a gay candidate would be viable.
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Cazier said the experience was better than he could have imagined.
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The challenges will be more complex than Mr. Trump ever imagined.
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The hosts look much different than I imagined from the podcast.
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And it was not the fire I imagined or dreamed of.
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It is another to repeatedly assert that something imagined is real.
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It is not imagined, the things we are talking about. Cheers!
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Writing this has been more cathartic than I could have imagined.
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I imagined going out to the gay bars with my vitiligo.
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There are usually many more options neither side has imagined yet.
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It's things we've never and wouldn't have imagined getting to do.
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In my head, I imagined the real "avalanche problems" on Microdot.
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It uses the imagined future to comment on the real present.
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A marriage of real and imagined, isn't that what poetry is?
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Too frequently, oppression is justified by fear of an imagined threat.
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One could've imagined a truly stellar debate performance that did that.
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It's a fully imagined world that you can get lost in.
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I imagined they spent entire days harassing and terrifying random Americans.
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But what I imagined, and what I think most people imagined, was that it would be interesting next-generation data about ticket sales, movie browsing, A/B testing on promotions in the app and so on.
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Comedian and writer Keaton Patti — who imagined what a White House press briefing written by a bot might sound like — just shared a new imagined bot script, this time parodying the language of lofty TED Talks.
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I don't think we could have imagined that video of police brutality would not translate into justice, and I don't think we could have imagined how easy it is to see too much, to become numb.
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She has been using visualization as a tool since she was 21, and she said on Friday that when she imagined playing a U.S. Open final, the two women she imagined facing were Halep and Williams.
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"I had imagined this moment for years, but I had never imagined it without Paul standing next to me," Floyd said, adding that he whispered a private "thank-you" to Allen as the plane took flight.
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To protect himself (from what, he wasn't sure), he imagined that he was looking back on the present from a vaguely imagined East Coast city where his experiences in Topeka could be recounted only with great irony.
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It has scripts, now, with imagined writers making elaborate pitches for this season of America: The TV Show and imagined producers summoning security as it becomes clear that the writers are getting way, way too heavy-handed.
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But its efforts in that direction could last longer than hitherto imagined.
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Rarely has the concept of 'total war' been imagined to such extremes.
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Getting the right balance was harder than I could have ever imagined.
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We never imagined 2017 would turn into the year of destroying makeup.
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China's assertiveness suggests America needs India even more than Mr Bush imagined.
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And the meeting was just as sweet as you might have imagined.
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Sometimes things will work out better than you could have possibly imagined.
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Of course, they imagined this happening in Dubai, the magpie of cities.
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That is much harder than I had previously imagined it to be.
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He tweeted an imagined pair of Nikes emblazoned with the Soviet flag.
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One day, the imagined metropolis may even become a publicly traded company.
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It's not an imagined, Disney version because, actually, that is not reality.
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There are real or imagined constraints on the use of fiscal stimulus.
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It's been the most amazing experience I could ever have possibly imagined.
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Creator Marc Snetiker imagined heartthrob after heartthrob holding their BB-8s close.
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You never would have imagined that it could have gone this far.
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Bong first imagined the beast years ago and couldn't shake the image.
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Now, it turns out to be even more vulnerable than previously imagined.
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Then I imagined the questions, and my hopes of future revenge shriveled.
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First, consider that Chuck's imagined illness causes him acute sensitivity to electricity.
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The last act imagined a world in which Hillary Clinton was president.
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"I honestly could not have imagined a better last supper," says Kim.
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University of Virginia Young Writers Workshop they imagined I'd return, a few
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It's taking on real and imagined enemies and overwhelming them with stuff.
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Working on my first large scale imagined world â'µ"The Archipelago" pic.twitter.
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Every 2D interface will be re-imagined and re-architected for 3D.
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"It was more than I ever could have imagined it to be."
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Her sculptures of people are #memories of #families, both real and imagined.
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Now let's look at the lower floors on our imagined condo tower.
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For some reason, I always imagined Jared Kushner with Fozzy Bear's voice.
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Or so the man imagined anyway, because he would look, wouldn't he?
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We've been able to see and experience things we never imagined possible.
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Then Maria hit me with a force I could never have imagined.
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I imagined myself being 47 or 52 paying back my student loans.
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It is the furthest thing that we wanted or could have imagined.
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Sylvain Neuvel imagined piloting a giant robot when he was growing up.
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"The income is more than I'd ever imagined," Mr. Gagne, 54, said.
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Up until then, I'd imagined the most prosaic, stable childhood for him.
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Still, she had never imagined something like Saturday's shooting could ever happen.
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During my transition, I clung to a vision of an imagined future.
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It's knowing that there are many different histories, presents, and imagined futures.
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She told VICE having kids was always something she imagined for herself.
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I imagined a story where I didn't have to be the damsel.
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Mac and Dennis move to the suburbs for all the imagined amenities.
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I never imagined that anyone could have a residency at The Garden.
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"Now, I'm doing something I never imagined I could do," she says.
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Tens of thousands of enemies, real and imagined, were arrested, including journalists.
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And OPEC proved better able to curb production than anyone had imagined.
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To illustrate these themes we've imagined him in a variety of guises.
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I think this election is closer than any of us ever imagined.
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It might sound counterintuitive, but it was actually easier than we imagined.
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Take the area that Facebook is interested in: silent, or imagined, speech.
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That's the scenario his critics on Twitter have imagined since Wednesday night.
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The US election is not as scary as some gold bugs imagined.
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Everything was scary, potentially scary, or could be imagined to be scary.
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And they're every inch as stunning as you imagined them to be.
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But we could barely have imagined the scale of change to come.
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Its' amazing, this is the best day we ever could have imagined.
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And certainly, "equisapiens" are something neither previously seen nor imagined by audiences.
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But I'm still here — we're still here, closer than we ever imagined.
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The black penis is imagined more than it's seen, which isn't surprising.
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John and I couldn't have imagined our day would be more perfect.
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Gravitational waves may also open doors to exotic phenomena we haven't imagined.
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I never imagined that Kylie Cosmetics would grow to what is has.
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However, they say they never imagined themselves being an Olympic bobsled team.
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Will says he never imagined the 'Fresh Prince' as an animated project.
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But I didn't trust that (I imagined someone accidentally drinking the water).
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Imagine a gentleman, and you have imagined everything that he was not.
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And I always imagined Katie, like, hovering over me, wagging her finger.
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Still, a hurricane on my wedding day was not what I'd imagined.
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At Hales Gallery, Vernacular Interior explores home across sites lived and imagined.
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"We've imagined it for so long," Turner said of learning the ending.
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An imagined view of the three planets orbiting an ultracool dwarf star.
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Sooner or later, he imagined he'd instruct Tapia on the proper fundamentals.
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I would never have imagined that this would be our future together.
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They also imagined her dancing, running a marathon, and playing Twister. pic.twitter.
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And if things don't go as imagined, it's far from the end.
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Her skull was a lot softer than I imagined—like pig skin.
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It allows us the opportunity to get places we'd never imagined otherwise.
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Sometimes he writes bits of dialogue, whether it is overheard or imagined.
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They censored it, but I just never imagined it could be censored.
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Mr Najib has been playing the system more ruthlessly than many imagined.
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That night, my time with Luke exceeded anything I could have imagined.
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The occult, whether imagined or not, is abundantly real to the Puritans.
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They used photography to reproduce what they imagined they saw during séances.
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Boy, I wish it was as fabulous as you all imagined it.
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Since I've been working here my work has been about imagined landscapes.
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We can't believe they imagined an assassin hid in their living room.
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"The wedding exceeded anything I could have ever imagined," Stause tells PEOPLE.
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Shopping mall Mario Kart is just as delightful as you'd always imagined.
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The whole block came together in a way I couldn't have imagined.
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Kauffman: Fantasy and imagined scenarios carve out new mental and emotional pathways.
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The reality of the test tunnel was not what I had imagined.
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Two months later, Gags lookalikes seem to be everywhere, real and imagined.
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After all, they had not made the career-defining recovery they imagined.
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Today, I've achieve far more than I would have imagined for myself.
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"I never would have imagined this in my wildest dreams," he said.
|
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I'd fantasised and imagined what intimacy with a woman would be like.
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It's a world I never imagined we could face a year ago.
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Grumpy was physically smaller than I imagined, but her personality was grander.
|
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The scene, originally imagined by American painter Vincent Desiderio, "directly inspired" West.
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Even then, she never imagined serving in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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I imagined these fibers like ropes, securing a boat to a dock.
|
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"We discover them even closer accomplices than we imagined," Princess Charlene said.
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And when it's ready, it probably never went 100% like you imagined.
|
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In fantasies, they imagined children seeking and initiating sexual contact with adults.
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This week, we witness what they would have imagined as utterly impossible.
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But I never could have imagined that I would save his life.
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The result was more disastrous than even Brownback's critics could have imagined.
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It strings together the faintly remembered, the faintly imagined, the faintly discarded.
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They didn't feel the same way when they imagined themselves wearing jeans.
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Little could Mr. Koskinen have imagined how "good" the job would get.
|
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And it felt so much worse than we ever could have imagined.
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I heard her voice or imagined what her reactions to different situations.
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I never imagined having a book being made into a TV show.
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The situation may be private or public, real or imagined, or both.
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Then, he imagined his boss stopping by his cubicle for a word.
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"You could have imagined that four in any recent administration," Goldgeier said.
|
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But recent history has added a twist Chekhov could not have imagined.
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I could not have imagined the life that lay ahead of me.
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He must have imagined himself a hero when he arrived in Bogota.
|
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The things I imagined happening fell into opposite categories, but both transpired.
|
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I imagined everything that could go wrong and lead to financial ruin.
|
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The process was faster and smoother than I could have ever imagined.
|
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Who would have imagined Donald Trump's greatest fear was an economic debate?
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He is also relentlessly teased by other children for his imagined homosexuality.
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I never could have imagined they would take him away from me.
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" Mr. Dugan said he imagined a policy like this was "very uncommon.
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Mr. Erdogan moved rapidly to round up his adversaries, real or imagined.
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Car salesman seemed a second career; Andrew imagined him once working outdoors.
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Instead, he photographed G.I. Joes, capturing imagined combat with the family camera.
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I never imagined we were going to build twenty-three new prisons.
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When video arrived several years later, they imagined their journalism in motion.
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But as with all new mediums, success is easier imagined than realized.
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Ronald Reagan's gauzy picture of incipient prosperity was at least convincingly imagined.
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But below we imagined the inner workings of nine classic pocket monsters.
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But our today is not actually quite what 1960s-era Catholicism imagined.
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They imagined the worst and demanded I get a chest X-ray.
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But Wyatt soon got a lot more help than she had imagined.
|
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Disney has re-imagined five of its classics to mostly consistent success.
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"He pushed it so much further than I ever could have imagined."
|
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High Hill Ranch was exactly the type of setting I'd imagined we'd
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This may be a concession to the imagined limitations of the neighborhood.
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I'd imagined a calm review of the wrongs we'd done each other.
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And finally, my organization PERIOD grew more than anyone could have imagined.
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Perhaps otherwise this difference in manner would be written off as imagined.
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I imagined the mess I'd discover with Reva when we walked in.
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I certainly couldn't have imagined enrolling in Medicare at 35 years old.
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It wasn't quite the progression I had imagined, but I didn't care.
|
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I imagined them discussing the incident, shocked and insulted and so disappointed.
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They won the lottery, and he was even better than anyone imagined.
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I never could have imagined that you'd live off of playing music.
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Yeah I think I always imagined life would be better as Wolverine.
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But the results turned out 10 times better than we'd ever imagined.
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Bentel: It wasn't so extreme a split as you may have imagined.
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I was that kind of person – I never imagined what I'd be.
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I think I imagined it because I couldn't deal with the lull.
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Each day, I imagined myself with the name of a different man.
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But it's something that I wouldn't have imagined possible 20 years ago.
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Jimmy Fallon imagined how the firing at CBS might have gone down.
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A creative road to a federal Spain could, with time, be imagined.
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"I imagined I'd raise the alarm," Dr. Kosinski said in an interview.
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Even the visionary Walt Disney probably could not have imagined this one.
|
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Could the six women who sat have imagined the revolution to come?
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This isn't how most of us imagined this would happen at all.
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They could not have imagined that they would be grossly overestimating demand.
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I imagined I was an astronaut in space, completing an important mission.
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But I still never would have imagined that Trump would be elected.
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But then she said she imagined all the people watching back home.
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And not all selfie-takers, she proves, are as oblivious as imagined.
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I have already achieved more in my career than I ever imagined.
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I never once imagined that calling the police could help my situation.
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There's more of an art to their use than I had imagined.
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Both are intelligent and thoroughly imagined — they're melodramas with no artificial aftertaste.
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My imagined grandmother answers as I know my real granny would have.
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They imagined at least the beginning of a revolution in racial equality.
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But according to Bricker and Ibbitson, this imagined future will not arrive.
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It isn't the way they'd imagined splitting the breadwinning and the caregiving.
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"You have a lot more flexibility than you imagined," Ms. Bernstein said.
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"I think it's just as great as I imagined it," she said.
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I imagined a red flannel shirt, Levi's, plaid boxers and wool socks.
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The county imagined the former base as a complex of artists' studios.
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I imagined having my home full of family, friends, music and candlelight.
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We never imagined that our struggle and pain would serve no purpose.
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I never imagined I would see this in the middle of February.
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Imagined uses for the technology include safeguarding nuclear materials and sensitive documents.
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I imagined the insults I would shout if I encountered him again.
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And they certainly couldn't have imagined a former reality television star president.
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An obsessive naturalist who wades in alkaline pools for imagined proto-organisms.
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"I don't care how you see me," Chris tells an imagined Dick.
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"I would have never imagined something like this happening before," she said.
|
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Belle's imagined tiny house would sit at the top of a tower.
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For her, yes, but it's not the life she imagined for herself.
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I imagined that they saw themselves in Harding: Nobody handed me anything.
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But the new adaptation delivered even better than I could have imagined.
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I fear for my children's world, more than I ever imagined possible.
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She closed her eyes and imagined a world 25 trillion miles away.
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He imagined he'd land in San Francisco afterward, to work with Resolute.
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These small imagined moments are the movable joints that make it whole.
|
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I'd love it if my mother had a boyfriend, real or imagined.
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Who would have imagined adding the next American president to the list?
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But the price turned out to be far higher than I imagined.
|
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To win a championship, that's all stuff I never could have imagined.
|
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"To survive, we had to do things we'd never imagined," she says.
|
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New books describe the architecture of (near) impossibility, both real and imagined.
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"I would have never imagined something like this happening before," Heredia said.
|
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"And yet my affection for you did not diminish," he imagined saying.
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I imagined him sitting, and waiting, for someone to come feed him.
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Don't get the idea that I imagined this because it was night.
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To be taken to an abstract somewhere I had not yet imagined.
|
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Who imagined a Republican Party blind to increasing debt before Mr. Trump?
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I sort of imagined him in his early days being exactly that.
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MC: Well, no, I think it's been harder probably than he imagined.
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So far it has gone about as badly as can be imagined.
|
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Otis' first time certainly didn't go as he always imagined it would.
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The subject turned out to be even more compelling than I'd imagined.
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The South has always taken its past — real, imagined, spectral, corporeal — seriously.
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Being able to distinguish between real work and imagined work is critical.
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And yet, this champion corner man never imagined life as a coach.
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Perceived threats to swans closely track the imagined enemies of British society.
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I imagined them chasing slow-moving trains and hopping up into boxcars.
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I'll bet you never imagined that crossword puzzles could be so social.
|
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That's how I imagined writers thread their novels together, wormy, airless, disemvoweled.
|
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The coming months proved as tumultuous as anything Albert could have imagined.
|
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It's unclear if he could have imagined a woman transcending certain barriers.
|
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Mr. Neville, 36, said New York was bigger than he had imagined.
|
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But he is the — he's worse than I ever could have imagined.
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Every time she looked at the children, she imagined someone hurting them.
|
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This imagined social order was enforced by a cadre of secret police.
|
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We imagined our eavesdroppers as disheveled bureaucrats, not as lines of code.
|
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He imagined, with a strange joy, the narrow life they would lead.
|
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Most of them imagined a future that looks nothing like our own.
|
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An ecstatic, dreamlike look at African American representation, both real and imagined.
|
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"I never in a million years imagined any of this," she said.
|
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He imagined teaching their son to play football and ride a bicycle.
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It moved him in ways he could not have imagined, he said.
|
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Its agents have long been imagined as standing on every street corner.
|
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Last season, Philip K. Dick imagined a new world order, circa 1962.
|
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My life has not, in many ways, ended up as I'd imagined.
|
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" He said he hadn't imagined "it would resonate in this particular way.
|
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"I never imagined I would have to live like this," she said.
|
|
"I was accepted," he tells them, "more quickly than I could've imagined."
|
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It did: Every time my stomach groaned I imagined temporarily orphaned children.
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ONE NIGHT FOR ONE DROP: IMAGINED BY CIRQUE DU SOLEIL 8 p.m.
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This isn't just any picnic basket, as you might have already imagined.
|
|
"No, I never imagined this," said Mr. González, describing the ice today.
|
|
Well, there is something magical about 80s, the way people imagined future.
|
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Let's talk about the political fault lines in the novel's imagined future.
|
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"There was something that happened there I never would've imagined," says Boilen.
|
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It would mean the universe was at least double its imagined size.
|
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He is a worse president than you've ever possibly imagined, much worse.
|
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She is at once a real identity marker and an imagined stereotype.
|
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What emerged was a character far more complicated than anyone had imagined.
|
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Mosley's images now speak in registers he probably never imagined they would.
|
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An atmosphere of detachment reigns over most of the exhibition's imagined places.
|
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The depths of Silicon Valley are not more depraved than you imagined.
|
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They were targeting other people for real or imagined connections to me.
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" Robert A.M. Stern, the dean of the Yale Architecture School, where Ms. Hadid was a visiting professor this semester, described her legacy on Thursday as "an architecture that I could never have imagined, much less imagined getting built.
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" But poet Claudia Rankine outdid Ms. Rowling last year at Wesleyan: "What I wish for you is that you will pursue your unknown and unrealized imagined possibilities, even though the imagined/unimagined resides with such proximity to failure.
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"This process is incredibly difficult, harder than we imagined, and we imagined it might be hard, but at the end of the day, our faith is strong, and we know that we're on the right path," she said.
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CNN's call to action ended up exceeding anything we could have ever imagined.
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"I never imagined our kitchen, let alone our home, could look like this."
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World War III is looking a lot different than many may have imagined.
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But on the other hand, families could be re-imagined in expansive ways.
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As a kid, I imagined having children and being with an amazing partner.
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For me, that might be the love life I always imagined for myself.
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Ancient audiences would have imagined her as an exquisitely sensuous, flawless female form.
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These movements are deeply rooted in a sense of victimhood, real or imagined.
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I never could have imagined that so many Tibetans would sacrifice their bodies
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Evidently, thinking he imagined the whole encounter, the dad glances at his phone.
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I imagined how different my life as an asthmatic child would have been.
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Chefs inside the food and beverage division imagined what Batuu residents would eat.
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Until then it's interesting to pick apart what the tech giant has imagined.
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The wizarding world you thought you knew is much larger than you imagined.
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And as a dad made you prouder than you could have ever imagined.
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So we created what we imagined may have happened between Jack and Aldrich.
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So the imagined getaway is not synonymous with the transporting qualities of art.
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But encoding that attack in actual DNA proved harder than they first imagined.
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How does one reconcile with the loss of imagined communities and cultural belonging?
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It's not a path that founders, or their investors, imagined at the outset.
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" Adds Clare, "Dior re-imagined Christian's dress at our request for Ms. Dunst.
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"It was beyond anything we could have ever imagined," Price John told NBC.
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There were three to four times as many structures as I had imagined.
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Nickie worked at similar places before, but never imagined herself being a patron.
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I never imagined this city would be standing in the middle of warfare.
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"It's potentially tougher than people might have imagined," Barclays analyst Jeremy Sigee said.
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I always imagined that something was supposed to rescue me from the ocean.
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He imagined he could continue his education in Somalia despite the precarious situation.
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The reaction's been ever better and more widespread than I could have imagined.
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We have faced challenges we expected and others we could never have imagined.
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But we never imagined we'd have a six to seven year head start.
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I imagined I had left MoMA and wandered into a billionaire's gothic mansion.
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There's academic evidence that Fox News is more powerful than we ever imagined.
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Sometimes the question of what's real and what's imagined is an arbitrary distinction.
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The platform was completely his; I couldn't have imagined anyone else on it.
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"This is turning out to be bigger than we ever imagined," Novicki wrote.
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The university began to sell my jerseys, something I had never imagined possible.
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But during those moments, deep down I imagined I'd definitely have a 5.0.
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The most gifted of them could not have imagined our world of today.
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Why should we expect them to know the answers to this imagined test?
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Instead, the show's writers could create new storylines within Atwood's precisely imagined world.
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Instead, they found their postseason journey to be more jagged than they imagined.
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Growing up, Alanis Morissette said, she had always imagined herself becoming a mother.
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"We imagined what a collective group in the O.C. [goes] through," Chowdhry said.
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He'd mentioned a sister, and I imagined two kids, just him and her.
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"They imagined I'd be short, have small eyes and dark skin," he says.
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I didn't know such things existed, so how would I have imagined them?
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"We've had so much enthusiasm, way exceeding what we ever imagined," said Messersmith.
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"I never imagined I could be this happy," Schulman, 32, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Five years ago, Mr. Dylan performed where he may never have imagined: Vietnam.
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She has brought more love and joy than I ever could have imagined.
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The idea of a show about conspiracies, real and imagined, appealed to him.
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I was cooler than I could have ever imagined in my early days.
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I always imagined getting a daughter-in-law who would stay with me.
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This is never something that I imagined would happen to a sitting senator.
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Right. It has proved to be successful beyond anything I could've imagined. Right.
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"I'm not the only kid who imagined himself being Spider-Man," Moore said.
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He pined for something he imagined to be love, and I understood that.
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Things that we never imagined would happen are happening and it affects us.
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The process is meant to produce a concise description of an imagined actor.
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Many intelligence officers were purged and murdered for imagined ideological or other failings.
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She and her husband Phillip have always imagined Gwyneth as their ideal customer.
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And brace yourselves: It was even better than you ever could have imagined.
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Holden imagined many people would use it together, like a way cooler UberPool.
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He imagined people forwarding the email, downloading the app, and being instantly addicted.
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Europeans had imagined this possibility, but the shock came at a delicate moment.
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We will welcome you as a hero in ways you never imagined possible.
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"[He's] probably lusting after Fat Amy somewhere just pining for her," he imagined.
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Introducing imagined characters into her daughter's life, like the Big Red Heart Balloon.
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She adds more joy to our lives than we could have ever imagined!
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And they reveal a world far stranger and more complex than we imagined.
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It accelerates your growth in ways that you could never have really imagined.
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They had an imagined sense of themselves in a community that was big.
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College isn&apost exactly what they had imagined--it&aposs a lot tougher.
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"I never imagined he would dismantle the sliding glass door," she tells PEOPLE.
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But the assignment turned out to be much more difficult than she'd imagined.
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As the eldest of six, she imagined herself in a quiet laboratory, alone.
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The nine artists in Vernacular Interior explore home across sites lived and imagined.
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The cause isn't in the content, or the severity of the imagined offense.
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Or so I imagined until I was actually in the thick of it.
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It's hard to say we could have imagined anything like what we've seen.
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Clearly, his dismissal had not energised voters as much as he had imagined.
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I never imagined seeing him sick, since he had always been a rock.
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What was it like when you imagined that Arsene Wenger was your dad?
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Jesus bears the burden with us until the surprise ending nobody could've imagined.
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Juli Briskman did what a lot of folks have undoubtedly imagined themselves doing.
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It's exactly how we always imagined ground up and chilled Pikachus would taste.
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"I never imagined I could be capable of killing someone," Derrick Hurley said.
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I never imagined that I'd go play music in Poland with my kids.
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Both Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 imagined a future that upended traditional economics.
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What is the origin of Pakistan's fury against religious offence, real or imagined?
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The result was just as upsetting as you always imagined it would be.
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For many, it's elusive, imagined as something only the most creative can achieve.
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In the end, it was just as bad as any of us imagined.
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That, as the numbers have proven out, hasn't been the problem once imagined.
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"This was the largest disaster that we probably could have imagined," Cheatham said.
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Thinkers many decades ago imagined long-term "space colonies" travelling far from Earth.
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Beauty and the Beast is a bigger hit than anyone could have imagined.
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Thirty-seven years later, massive threats never imagined in those days have emerged.
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Sonia had never imagined that so many people studied them, given their rarity.
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Apple's app ecosystem worked out maybe better than Jobs could have ever imagined.
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But boy it sure didn't turn out the way I imagined it would.
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HASTINGS: YEAH, SEE, I THINK YOU COULD NEVER HAVE IMAGINED THE CURRENT SITUATION.
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Introducing imagined characters into her daughter's life, like the Big Red Heart Balloon.
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But, sadly, Mother's Day did not remain the humble celebration that Jarvis imagined.
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"It was something that I never imagined him doing, especially there," she said.
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But I would have never imagined that it would it be like this.
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After her husband died, her house became exactly like I had imagined Mrs.
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Over time, what artists imagined possible and managed to push through kept widening.
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She fabricates an imagined relationship with her deadbeat dad to please its readership.
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Gavin Williams, director of product development, took us through an imagined shopping experience.
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J.R.R. Tolkien found the book helpful as he imagined Middle Earth's elven dreamtime.
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As women have made greater gains, real and imagined, these groups have grown.
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This technological evolution did not go exactly as some had imagined it might.
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I imagined a gravely ill man, tied down for safety, the sea enraged.
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For many in Hollywood, this is a time they could have scarcely imagined.
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Amazon is full of bizarre products you never imagined would be sold online.
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Lestoil multi-purpose cleaner imagined a future world that sounds hopelessly outdated today.
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Like you haven't imagined what mornings are like at the Biel-Timberlake household?
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It fulfilled so many more promises than I could have imagined it would.
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"I never imagined that having it all would include having cancer," she writes.
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Ms. Ulbrich imagined in turn passing his words to her own children someday.
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Conan passed muster only by being a proxy for Trump's own imagined machismo.
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She said that she'd imagined she was being chased downhill by a bear.
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Once he got started, the experience was even more alienating than he'd imagined.
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Serious Way of Wondering: The Ethics of Jesus Imagined, and Letter to a
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The meditation was working—I imagined a dolphin in a great blue beyond.
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Another imagined him rowing up in his little boat during the opening credits.
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I imagined getting them taken away from me and how that would feel.
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As the Times reports, they have been more successful than they ever imagined.
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She had only imagined herself being there, before she came to the Dove.
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It is preoccupation with my real or imagined worries that keeps me awake.
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THERE'S GOING TO BE OPPORTUNITIES TO DISTRIBUTE PREMIUM VIDEO LIKE WE'VE NEVER IMAGINED.
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The President was more cunning and in control than the public ever imagined.
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Impeachment certainly proved far messier and more difficult than Johnson's fiercest opponents imagined.
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But nobody saw the catastrophe coming, or imagined the aloneness of this man.
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He had looks and, she imagined, charm; she liked the way he dressed.
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I had imagined the wrong genre, and I was off by one page!
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Page last month said the memo was worse than he could have imagined.
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That's the bizarre scenario imagined by this goofy parody trailer from Joey Thompson.
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The distance between them grew, and he imagined the world behind her forgotten.
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She imagined Ivanka sending money to Hillary Clinton's campaign, using a fake name.
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Maybe in solitary moments he imagined her small hands dancing across the keys.
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With caste and status in flux, clinging to some imagined superiority based on
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It is much worse than anything Lacy has ever imagined, let alone encountered.
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"I never imagined that I could be leading such a revolution," Ali said.
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No one imagined he would say the election was rigged if he won.
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He also imagined the helicopter, plane, submarine and bridges ahead of his time.
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Remember that the final goal you've imagined will never appear all at once.
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Mr. Jacobs has imagined both recordings as hörspiele, or something like radio plays.
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It also found that the universe is expanding more quickly than scientists imagined.
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I never imagined I would get through it without relapsing or joining him.
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"I could never have imagined it would be anything like this," she said.
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The wounds of this election cycle run deeper than anyone imagined they would.
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"20 years ago would i have imagined @cynthiaenixon running for Governor ?" she wrote.
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On Sunday, the game played out much differently from what he had imagined.
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For much of my life, I'd imagined I was handicapped by emotional blindness.
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In workshops, he polled the actors about how they imagined Nora's single life.
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I imagined I would use it as a Halloween costume or something, someday.
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It was as if drone's grip on so many lives had been imagined.
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Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge remains one of the greatest comedic characters ever imagined.
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I find one, but it's not who I'd ever imagined it would be.
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As it turns out, their needs were significantly different than what we'd imagined.
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She reminds me of how I imagined my future self at that age.
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The imagined inevitability of my thinness eventually led to a lapse in objectivity.
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I really imagined this as how we could actually interact with the internet.
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A force bigger—and more elusive—than he could have ever possibly imagined?
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I mentally compared myself to who I imagined his ex-wife to be.
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In this imagined scenario, you are outside the attic, beneath the attic door.
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Singapore is the city of Southeast Asia's imagined futures — nightmares and fantasies alike.
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The administration imagined something transformational; it ended up with something significant but incremental.
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In 1941 the mathematicians R.J. Duffin and A.C. Schaeffer imagined the following scenario.
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These boys imagined their unconscious victim might be consenting, perhaps even "wanting" it.
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I never imagined she wore a mask, and don't know why I didn't.
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They offer protection against cranky weather and nighttime bear worries (real and imagined).
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I just stared at the clock and imagined my grandson rotting in there.
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No wonder some are tempted by the comforts of a nostalgically imagined past.
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"It was a very eerie past, present and imagined-future journey," she recalled.
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Perry said the owners then never imagined it would become an international resort.
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His friends and family imagined the worst, and filed a missing person's report.
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Last summer, Sony Pictures released a movie that imagined emojis' inner emotional life.
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Bad week equals new attacks — and threats — against America's real or imagined enemies.
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"We never imagined we'd write anything like this," Sheperdson said in a note.
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Could Walt Disney have imagined all of this renewable energy in his parks?
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But actually, it became the most enjoyable sex life I could have imagined.
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"I imagined a floating building, with layers and a big terrace," Perrault said.
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The corruption isn't subtle; on the contrary, it's cruder than almost anyone imagined.
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It was all just as sad and tragic as one might have imagined.
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Too often I'm chasing some imagined ideal that has no real-world consequences.
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This imagined link between beards and disease, however, is a surprisingly modern phenomenon.
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I imagined an orchard in a thick red haze and drifted into oblivion.
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Eclipses bring dramatic endings—but they also open doors we never imagined unlocking.
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Like so many phantoms of the war, she was not what we imagined.
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The reality beneath is much grander and more mysterious than we ever imagined.
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Is it his imagined rooms, so evocatively furnished as to suggest a story?
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In the mid 2000s, nobody imagined anything but growth for the coal industry.
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I imagined every possible outcome to the conversation we were about to have.
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Loss cannot replace the imagined bonds that keep a nation's disparate populations united.
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They'll give us crimes as adults in our darkest nightmares we never imagined.
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"Eh, they just came for the food," Mr. Schulman imagined Mr. Beigel saying.
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"The climbing is everything you have imagined and a little more," Joel said.
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It just so happens that life doesn't look like how Erin imagined it.
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This volume collects the best of his richly imagined and influential short stories.
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I had imagined the city in the words of my fiancé, Jamal Khashoggi.
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Living there was just as incredible as she had imagined it would be.
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Is that something that you could have imagined when you first created Miles?
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Becoming an influencer on Instagram was more challenging than I had ever imagined.
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And somehow, even though it's not what many people ever imagined, it's perfect.
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But they also know what is painfully obvious: Nobody could have imagined this.
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I create black female characters, and I'd never imagined a woman like this.
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But I hadn't imagined the harrowing reality that would make these clichés possible.
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This is how some hearing people reacted to my imagined lifetime without music.
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The scale and depth of the horror are beyond anything she had imagined.
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It's a fast-moving, richly imagined story that loses nothing in repeated readings.
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"I never imagined it would be such a striking result," Dr. Sisodia said.
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" The Bystander was imagined as a "grown-up Lampoon" or an "American Punch.
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We have faced challenges we expected, and others we could never have imagined.
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What matters is the nation resurgent against imagined immigrant hordes and multilateral bureaucrats.
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Our semi-omniscient narrator is perhaps better imagined as a young tour guide.
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Near the end, animated graffiti depicts an imagined outward view of the sea.
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You can't forget this moment, but I imagined that the dance became intimate.
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His father was a histrionic type, eternally crouched against imagined (and experienced) tragedy.
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This COVID-19 (expletive) effected us more than I could have ever imagined.
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He had never imagined that his decline — and Japan's — could be so rapid.
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So the art of Trump's most ardent fans ranges from idyllic to imagined.
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For many Australians, America is imagined through its pop culture and its news.
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" Lisa had imagined that she "could shame them for being cold and absent.
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But what he reeled in was bigger than anything he could have imagined.
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But that was not the kind of future she imagined as a child.
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In "Unsheltered," she has given us another densely packed and intricately imagined book.
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What did you learn about the country's past, present and even imagined future?
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"middle class"—a category he and other up-and-coming politicians imagined as
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I imagined coming out to him and all the things that could change.
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I'm a literary hermit crab finding a home in someone else's imagined truth.
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"A lot of this music is just this imagined space," Mr. Keszler said.
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We never could have imagined the joy you have brought us in return.
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My son's first love, at 15, was not what I imagined for him.
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It's really about the imagined peril of a multicultural majority running the show.
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He said it so nonchalantly that I almost thought I had imagined it.
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Its carvings and designs are way more intricate than I could have imagined.
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She imagined a planet that had lost its moon and become seismically hyperactive.
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That is what made this the most fitting conclusion Chelsea could have imagined.
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There's a bit of Golding, an imagined status-anarchist, in most of us.
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Her hand felt wider than I had imagined, wide and soft and relaxed.
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The surprise is that he found one faster than most league insiders imagined.
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Who could have even imagined all of this happening a few years ago?
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They almost certainly imagined a system in which electors would exercise deliberative judgment.
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She just breathed and imagined herself held gently within each of her dives.
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I'd imagined it being otherworldly yet legible, like Oz or Narnia or Wonderland.
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She imagined that she would one day be a painter and a writer.
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I watched the article pinball around Twitter faster than I had ever imagined.
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NOW WE'RE EXPORTING THAT TO THE WORLD, NO ONE EVER IMAGINED WE COULD.
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He imagined working hard and earning money to take care of his family.
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Trump seems to have imagined he visited the ruins immediately after the attack.
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It was a nightmare of the likes I could never have imagined before.
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At my mother's funeral, I was calmer than I had ever imagined being.
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For a week or two, we imagined it, and then the plan disintegrated.
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I never imagined in my wildest nightmares that it would come to this.
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Sometimes it can be really disappointing if they're not as you imagined them.
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Satirical drawings in Punch magazine imagined polar bears turning up in English fields.
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"There are way more Santas than I ever could have imagined," Walker said.
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This, perhaps, was what the Press imagined as making use of the country.
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My savings are growing at a faster rate than I ever imagined possible.
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Im in a place that I wouldnt have imagined was possible, said Goldstein.
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Some writers of speculative fiction at least imagined something like what eventually happened.
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"I never imagined myself holding a shearwater in my hands," Mr. Walter said.
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Distinguishing the difference between real and imagined issues is critical to intelligent response.
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It's something that I think all of us gay people could've never imagined.
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It was that I'd seen a spot, imagined an outcome, and nailed in.
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Bannon imagined himself a sort of quasi-president and the actual President bristled.
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"This is Brooklyn," I imagined Boss Tweed's whiskey-soaked voice in my ear.
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I imagined myself as an abundant whimsical structure in an environment lacking of.
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It was central to the life I imagined for myself and my son.
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But centuries earlier, novelists had imagined surveillance as a cornerstone of utopian societies.
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In fact, every one of the five detainees was smaller than I imagined.
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Here Klaus said he'd imagined an elaborate and perfectly steady play of light.
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And I could see all those dinner invitations I'd imagined getting dry up.
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When I was an adolescent, I imagined I would become John James Audubon.
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I am living the life of luxury I have always imagined for myself.
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Emma imagined a chain of mothers parenting other mothers' children around the globe.
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But I could never have imagined all that he would do in tennis.
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And a young, aspirational population undoubtedly will want opportunities their parents never imagined.
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But resources are limited, and the trauma is more than can be imagined.
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