But it's impossible to ignore in the franchise's second installment.
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On the other hand, it's impossible to ignore A.J. Styles.
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It made it impossible to ignore his capacity for seduction.
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Vibes are impossible to ignore when the playoffs come around.
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The contrast with the current administration was impossible to ignore.
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By the summer of 2007, they were impossible to ignore.
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The truth becomes impossible to ignore: Earth is under attack.
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With accumulating bad publicity, they have became impossible to ignore.
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The strain is visible on Sakinyan's face, impossible to ignore.
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"A Bigger Splash" is fiercely unrelaxing, and impossible to ignore.
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The tower is not beautiful but is impossible to ignore.
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The toll on public health has become impossible to ignore.
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Her presence brought an undeniable grace that was impossible to ignore.
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Their ubiquity — and stark white cyborg design — are impossible to ignore.
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There's so much of it, and it's just impossible to ignore.
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But it was impossible to ignore the latest pronouncements, Kilduff said.
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But many of these those will soon become impossible to ignore.
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The financial upside for a rare card was impossible to ignore.
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No matter how it ended up, that's newsworthy, impossible to ignore.
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Simply put, millennials have momentum, which makes them impossible to ignore.
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By 22044, it will be impossible to ignore the Next America.
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But the echoes are unmistakable and have become impossible to ignore.
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But it's impossible to ignore her beauty, her nudity, her exposure.
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It is impossible to ignore the biographical parallels between Foer and Jacob.
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So, he made an app that makes it impossible to ignore him.
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They give shape to latent forces that are already impossible to ignore.
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The scale of what was happening there had become impossible to ignore.
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And at the same time, his telepathy becomes cripplingly impossible to ignore.
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Now that we know her secret, it's damn near impossible to ignore.
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Often times, the work he shares is grotesque but impossible to ignore.
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It's impossible to ignore the rush of ICOs in venture capital land.
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This time, the attacks — regardless of their source — are impossible to ignore.
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They help bring this problem home and make it impossible to ignore.
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So Pruett worked with Herndon to make the issue impossible to ignore.
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But it's part of a gruesome pattern that's become impossible to ignore.
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But it's part of a gruesome pattern that's become impossible to ignore.
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" Either way, as Twitter aptly put it, it soon became "impossible to ignore.
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Yet, it's impossible to ignore that the committee, under the leadership of Rep.
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It is impossible to ignore what an odd, yet wonderful, place this is.
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Underlying control issues or problems with being possessive will be impossible to ignore.
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That was why Bee used it: to be provocative and impossible to ignore.
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The impossible is impossible to ignore because ISIS is wicked and wickedly smart.
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This is a marriage between semantics and colour coding that's impossible to ignore.
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He then erased himself from the pictures, becoming invisible yet impossible to ignore.
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Despite the ridiculous conversation, their interest in each other is impossible to ignore.
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But the amount of pink on view on Saturday was impossible to ignore.
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Whatever my parents' failings were, their absence on holidays is impossible to ignore.
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And when celebrities like Jones are attacked, this flaw becomes impossible to ignore.
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"It is impossible to ignore Huawei's multibillion investments into research and development," Vermishyan said.
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Case in point: its impossible-to-ignore presence on all your friends' top shelves.
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One year later, Fortnite became impossible to ignore, both for comedians and businesses alike.
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In looking at big players in adtech M&A it's impossible to ignore China.
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Robotnik is classic Jim Carrey — colorful, cartoonish, over-the-top, and impossible to ignore.
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For the past few years, the global refugee crisis has become impossible to ignore.
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The trend has been impossible to ignore, both on the ground and in reporting.
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He wants to return home a literary champion, someone who is impossible to ignore.
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It's impossible to ignore CrossFit's strong history of promoting its gay and lesbian athletes.
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Afterward, though, the gulf between their views and their parents' became impossible to ignore.
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Ms. Casteel also chose to depict the men at a scale impossible to ignore.
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As capital punishment's many flaws have become impossible to ignore, its use has dwindled.
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An issue as large as health care is impossible to ignore for very long.
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But as it is, his tolerance for anti-Semitism is indeed impossible to ignore.
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Slated for June 23, the Brexit referendum is tough to call and impossible to ignore.
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The conversations surrounding a hegemonic pop culture product are annoying, insulting, and impossible to ignore.
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Yet the rising prominence of these platforms, particularly digital ones, has been impossible to ignore.
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It's impossible to ignore actual humans are living among free-wheeling refuse and broken glass.
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But it was impossible to ignore the shadow those figures still cast over their party.
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"It's impossible to ignore the reality," said Cezar Schirmer, the state's secretary of public security.
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It's impossible to ignore the IPO press around WeWork, Blue Apron, Uber, Peloton and others.
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Jarring and impossible to ignore, these dark shapes remind the viewer of Wilbur's hidden activities.
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Yes, there were camera-worthy stunts and impossible-to-ignore disruptions of business as usual.
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With this book, Bauer has expanded his article into a comprehensive analysis impossible to ignore.
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Now, thanks to Trump, it is impossible to ignore -- and not a moment too soon.
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Impossible to ignore, the grey market is becoming a powerful force in the watch industry.
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It's impossible to ignore the parallels to modern immigration that Kenny is drawing on here.
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" Jade Thirlwall: "I feel like it's impossible to ignore these issues and not talk about them.
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I'm slightly better, and definitely calmer, but the uneasiness is still present and impossible to ignore.
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But even through the turn of events, the beauty in her strength was impossible to ignore.
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He could not pretend to be Donald Trump — wildly unscripted, crass, impossible to ignore or forget.
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It's also impossible to ignore the human costs and manpower needed to fulfill Amazon's shipping promises.
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The room in St. Louis, Missouri, was so quiet that the interruption was impossible to ignore.
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This "Agreed framework" collapsed in 2002 when evidence of North Korean cheating became impossible to ignore.
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The second influence it's impossible to ignore is PT, because the parallels are just too apparent.
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But here, in very plain terms that are impossible to ignore, Negan makes a good point.
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Good oversight makes it impossible to ignore pressing problems and can cut through the partisan fog.
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The dynamic between local and federal governments is impossible to ignore in these cases, says Noble.
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The subterranean passages joining art and science in the domain of VR are impossible to ignore.
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It is impossible to ignore the facts anymore: The Cubs are no longer pathetic or cursed.
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But under Hitler's dictatorship, she found it impossible to ignore the restrictions imposed upon individual freedoms.
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But as Benckiser grew, morphing into the globe-spanning JAB, its past became impossible to ignore.
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Though Mr. Stoyanov's speech stops short of an environmental message, the implications are impossible to ignore.
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If they beat the N.F.C. West leaders on Sunday, the Packers will be impossible to ignore.
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Her colossal paintings depict people of color at a scale that makes them impossible to ignore.
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When it comes to what sets the MPC One apart, it's impossible to ignore the price.
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A quick review of the ocean's centrality to life on Earth makes it impossible to ignore.
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But, no matter how eager Tommen is, it's impossible to ignore how young the new king looks.
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On the one hand, given 28chan's prominent role in two recent mass shootings, it's impossible to ignore.
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But if you trace the trail of breadcrumbs, the deeper truth of it is impossible to ignore.
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But it's impossible to ignore that you also benefited from the system that you are now condemning.
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" "But if you trace the trail of breadcrumbs, the deeper truth of it is impossible to ignore.
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They may not account for it, but when the numbers come in, it's impossible to ignore it.
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For me, the urge to pick feels like an impossible-to-ignore sensation, similar to a sneeze.
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It's impossible to ignore the distinctly Dickensian feel of New York City in the de Blasio years.
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It's just impossible to ignore the glaring contradictions between his "human" propositions and the clothes we're shown.
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When the band followed him in, they made the kind of squall that was impossible to ignore.
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On the one hand, given 8chan's prominent role in two recent mass shootings, it's impossible to ignore.
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Considering the show's premise, it seems impossible to ignore the political context of the last few years.
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The threads tying much of the anti-Semitic violence to white nationalist ideology are impossible to ignore.
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But it's impossible to ignore that most people thought The Rise of Skywalker just wasn't very good.
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However, the growing calls for the departure of roughly 5,000 US troops may prove impossible to ignore.
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When the winds die and the clouds part, failure to prepare or respond becomes impossible to ignore.
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Kuechly left the field on a cart, and once again, the NFL's concussion crisis became impossible to ignore.
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But impossible to ignore was the fact that the event was held at the Washington, D.C. Four Seasons.
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But it's impossible to ignore some of the major changes our world has undergone since Idiocracy hit theaters.
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The injustice of mandatory minimum sentences is impossible to ignore when you hear the stories of the victims.
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It is impossible to ignore the volume of voices crying out about the looming economic threat of China.
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Although the phrase carries a not-so-great connotation, it's impossible to ignore the fact that life happens.
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But it was impossible to ignore Ronaldo as his team mate Toni Kroos was quick to point out.
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At a certain point, it becomes impossible to ignore the question: What is Trump getting out of this?
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It's impossible to ignore Arthur's grin when she brings up Boys' upcoming threequel, Always and Forever, Lara Jean.
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Impossible to ignore The Times reported the White House could feasibly block elements of his book from publication.
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The power of data is to take the invisible and make it visible — and therefore impossible to ignore.
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There is something both tasteful and utilitarian about her playing, it's hard to explain, but impossible to ignore.
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But what becomes impossible to ignore is that Via still operates within the constraints of the gig economy.
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The lake is very beautiful, that's impossible to ignore, especially as the waters turn red in the warm seasons.
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The familiar rhythm from the 1991 hit "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred is nearly impossible to ignore.
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Joe, admittedly, assumes a largely nefarious role throughout the series, and the Steve Jobs parallels are impossible to ignore.
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However, the corny "Cup O' Joe" mug and the "Totes for Joe" tote bag are impossible to ignore. Joe?
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But once in a while, there comes a film that raises the question so forcefully, it's impossible to ignore.
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But in Damon Lindelof's Watchmen, those scathing criticisms that Moore embedded into the comic series become impossible to ignore.
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Mother's Day is one of the most commercialized holidays of the year, and it's impossible to ignore its profitability.
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Those visiting Austin will find it nearly impossible to ignore that prodigious dome, with its faint glow of pink.
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The bottom line: The yield curve has inverted before the last 7 U.S. recessions, making it impossible to ignore.
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One would think it would be impossible to ignore this reality on the ground, but that isn't necessarily so.
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The contrast with the previous chapter is strong and impossible to ignore, but the new monolingualism doesn't last long.
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Perez said that even without a climate change-specific debate, it will be an issue that's impossible to ignore.
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Once the economic realities become impossible to ignore, this will appear more pragmatic and less radical every day. Absolutely.
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The gendered angle of this exposé is impossible to ignore, especially for anyone who has read Ferrante's work itself.
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The study wasn't perfect, but the prevalence of the disease and its link to football was impossible to ignore.
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During last night's post-group date one-on-ones the reality TV star's conversational tick became impossible to ignore.
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The same qualities that make for great noise cancellation also make for an uncomfortable fit that's impossible to ignore.
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Photograph by Mauricio Lima for The New Yorker At the riverside, the effects of mining became impossible to ignore.
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His against-all-odd success in Jacksonville is often overlooked, and his two Super Bowl championships impossible to ignore.
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But it's also impossible to ignore his fascination with youth culture, and a certain emaciated, up-all-night aesthetic.
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DUBLIN — If you watched MTV in the winter of 1994, it was impossible to ignore "Zombie" by the Cranberries.
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They were impossible to ignore, and her magazine soon became known as the most visually powerful of all Vogues.
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But we happen to be in a time where things happening around the world are absolutely impossible to ignore.
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"They were impossible to ignore because everyone had them, people on the street, my friends, my wife," he said.
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Regarding her new relationship with Broadway star Kazee, she has described their connection as instant and impossible to ignore.
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In 2017, however, it has been impossible to ignore the truth because of a particularly grim event: On Oct.
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While they're not taking over the province, their growing numbers have become impossible to ignore in parts of Montreal.
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It's impossible to ignore the history of this industrial might encased in Saarinen-designed catenary circular walls of Simcoe's office.
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And then there's the environmentally conscious factor, something that's impossible to ignore, especially when considering McCartney's legacy as a designer.
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As Antonoff's relationship with longtime girlfriend Lena Dunham waned, the electric chemistry between the co-collaborators became impossible to ignore.
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When you block a road — as Extinction Rebellion eventually would — it makes your demands impossible to ignore, the strategy goes.
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Though I connected, often deeply, to these authors' mixed feelings, it was impossible to ignore what we did not share.
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It's impossible to ignore certain trends like foldable phones, hole-punch displays, and 5G at Mobile World Congress this year.
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Whether it's a hankering for salty, sweet, savory, or all of the above, cravings can be nearly impossible to ignore.
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Our protest was one of the informal ones—a demonstration that resistance would be swift, spontaneous, and impossible to ignore.
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Revisited, too, because Eovaldi is up for free agency, and it is impossible to ignore his pockmarked history with injuries.
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It is now impossible to ignore: Donald Trump is the person he makes himself out to be, and no better.
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It is an impossible request that fashion shows measure up to the horror, but likewise impossible to ignore the confluence.
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What's impossible to ignore, though, is the entrance and elevation of millions of new voices into the daily political conversation.
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What they found was impossible to ignore — and is only just beginning to reshape our understanding of the American electorate.
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But Trump has not only pulled the party far to the right — he has made the issue impossible to ignore.
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Soon enough, it became impossible to ignore the fact that Joan was too smart to be satisfied with corralling lunch orders.
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But as someone who spent his youth fearing the wrath of God, it was a name that was impossible to ignore.
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" She continued, "I'm just grateful that Shonda, Betsy, Judy Smith, and ABC put forward a woman that was impossible to ignore.
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Beginning with the bold new Lexus IS, the company is commanding attention like never before - it truly is impossible to ignore.
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Against all odds, and amid a mess of hypocrisy, that was a gritty, impossible-to-ignore expression of anger and intent.
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When I learned another participant had seen Joyce's body several days later, the emotional response it triggered was impossible to ignore.
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When it looks like ads are leaping off the walls right at you, it could soon be impossible to ignore them.
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You might not care for Rockstar's games, but it's impossible to ignore the enormous influence their work has on the industry.
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Her customers are still enjoying the weather, but as night falls, it's impossible to ignore a choking thickness in the air.
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Through it all Duo has remained loyal to Ann Arbor but the talent and excitement in Detroit is impossible to ignore.
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The eyeliner was in-your-face, the lips were impossible to ignore, and the hairstyles were all about curls, curls, curls.
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It was a startling dump, made even more complicated by the bizarre manifesto — but the data made it impossible to ignore.
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Mennonite women come to full and fearsome life in Molotschna; brilliant and angry and quick-witted, impossible to ignore or diminish.
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When it comes to President Trump, it's impossible to ignore the personal dimension in the style and substance of his governing.
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If you're having issues with a roommate or a family member, this eclipse will make them pretty much impossible to ignore.
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Only after it's impossible to ignore, only after there is strength in numbers, is it possible for the tide to turn.
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It's impossible to ignore race in a year with a record number of black women and LGBTQ candidates running for office.
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It's impossible to ignore the spiritual aspects of the experience -- what feels like an extended sermon in the Church of Bruce.
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The big question: Though Tesla has convinced investors not to meddle with its management, its cash burn is impossible to ignore.
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The motivational poster-like statuses are extremely prominent against Facebook's white background, which makes them nearly impossible to ignore while scrolling.
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Even on the retreat, in the beachy neighborhood of Queens, it was impossible to ignore mindfulness's enduring appeal to young entrepreneurs.
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When you live unapologetically in line with your values, your light will shine in a way that is impossible to ignore.
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And there's a whole generation of kids coming through who are making hip-hop's diversity—emotional and otherwise—impossible to ignore.
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Storms like Hurricane Florence, worsened by higher sea levels and warmer temperatures, have made climate change impossible to ignore for North Carolinians.
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I had not been able to clearly grasp the drudgery and chaos of their youth until Costanzo made it impossible to ignore.
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Whether there is the will, or even the scope, for such action is a question that will soon be impossible to ignore.
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No one will avoid the ravages of warming, and the reality of this will be impossible to ignore in the coming decades.
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The first step toward social change is raising awareness: identifying the problem, calling attention to it, and making it impossible to ignore.
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When you feel like your hips are tight, it's almost impossible to ignore the pain and soreness that comes along with it.
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This math may not always add up (the Delta IV's excellent launch record rightly commands a premium), but it's impossible to ignore.
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"As evidence piles up, the exercise-mental health connection is becoming impossible to ignore," writes Kirsten Weir for the American Psychological Association.
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Further, it's impossible to ignore that violence against non-whites is a central thread running throughout white nationalism, whether stated or implied.
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It is impossible to ignore the fact that groups that oppose sexual freedom have much more money than those that promote it.
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The title was apt: Ellison was a volcanic writer and public presence—loud, furious, fire-spewing, sometimes dangerous, always impossible to ignore.
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But in recent days, after May presented a new withdrawal plan that was slammed by all sides, they became impossible to ignore.
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But it's impossible to ignore how my profession is changing, and the pressures, economic and otherwise, that most of us are under.
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"It's impossible to ignore politics and think that you can donate money to address climate change or save the Amazon," Reich says.
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Howard Beale is an iconic film character, and Peter Finch's portrayal of him in the movie is pretty much impossible to ignore.
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A president sui generis It is impossible to ignore that President Trump was able to attract the support of 60 million voters.
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As everything becomes a computer and those computers become embedded in national-security applications, supply-chain corruption will be impossible to ignore.
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Katrina: Evacuation chaos and mostly unfounded panic over riots and violence made issues of race, poverty and government failures impossible to ignore.
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And like the best horror films, La Llorona isolates a real and pervasive bit of human darkness, making it impossible to ignore.
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Rey reckoned that this glut of commemoration has come about only because the melting ice has made the crashes impossible to ignore.
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In 1991, Radiohead signed to EMI, and the following year delivered a début album bearing a hit that was impossible to ignore.
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When all 175 years of the magazine's history are viewed as a whole, the reek of colonial hypocrisy becomes impossible to ignore.
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Some are meant to be as unobtrusive as possible, while the newest iterations come in impossible-to-ignore cute shapes and colors.
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Climate change, slipshod authoritarianism, institutionalized Islamophobia—the future Omar El Akkad paints here is at once terrifying, plausible, and impossible to ignore.
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These are the most visible, obvious components of any production, the ones that make their presence impossible to ignore in every frame.
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I mean, as somebody who has a new baby, I can tell you that I think that may be impossible to ignore.
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If you're a big Zelda fan, these mostly cosmetic items have a distinct nostalgic value that's hard to articulate and impossible to ignore.
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Where in "Carmen & Lola" it feels like an artificial and gaudy detail, impossible to ignore, in "Between Two Waters" it is quietly essential.
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The answer lies in a combination of things the Academy loves most: well-established directors, impossible-to-ignore acting, and large box offices.
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But Luciana Berger resigned because of anti-Semitism, and Labour's failure to prevent her from leaving on this count is impossible to ignore.
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It's completely impossible to ignore Trump's outrages and provocations on race, especially in light of the quite literally deadly consequences they can have.
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It&aposs impossible to ignore in St. Petersburg, the northernmost host city, where white nights are associated with beauty, hedonism and even madness.
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It is impossible to ignore the strong and almost intrinsic bond which invisibly links the twins together, forming this incredible and unbreakable union.
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The app is big, but it's also impossible to ignore, particularly if you want to show off how good your phones' cameras are.
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Yet, it's been impossible to ignore the passion of Sanders supporters, which seems to prompt exasperation and defensiveness from those on Clinton's side.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter Even during Justice League's better scenes, however, it's impossible to ignore the creeping feeling that something isn't right.
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Every once in a while, though, Trump tweets something so outlandish, so wrong-headed, and so downright nonsensical that it's impossible to ignore.
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Regardless, it's impossible to ignore how To Kill A Mockingbird has remained an important part of our lives for more than 50 years.
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If you weren't already fired up about women's rights being threatened, this Mars cycle will sound an impossible-to-ignore call to action.
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What's also impossible to ignore, though, is that women's sexual function has never gotten the same amount of research — or respect — as men's.
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To be sure, it is impossible to ignore the financial interests that McAneny and her colleagues have in the outcome of the case.
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It is impossible to ignore the cold war brewing between Elena and Mia (or the skeletons Mia is obviously hiding about her past).
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"Outlander" has its struggles, but this week's episode pulls hard enough that it's impossible to ignore: The show is developing a Jamie problem.
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The Alternative for Germany's anti-immigration positions and its leaders' extreme statements, some echoing the language of neo-Nazis, were impossible to ignore.
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But revelations of how Mr. Epstein used his link to Victoria's Secret to prey on women have made the relationship impossible to ignore.
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"It is impossible to ignore that one of the leaders of the intelligence community is not here with us today," Mr. Warner said.
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The "Point God" was a conductor on offense and a pest on defense, a force impossible to ignore because he impacted every possession.
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Most ordinary people don't do these things, but during the worst of the wildfires last year, the bad air was impossible to ignore.
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In the meantime, though, it's impossible to ignore how skillfully Guadagnino dove into the material and came up with something all his own.
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Initially, they had taken little notice of the bragging, but when bikes began to go missing in large numbers, it was impossible to ignore.
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Scorpios can often be seen as aloof and difficult to approach, but they are paradoxically impossible to ignore, often becoming an object of fascination.
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Raucous drinkers, the thump of the bass from the building, and the sound of my air conditioner create a cacophony nearly impossible to ignore.
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It's impossible to ignore the fact that this new Didi rollout comes amid changes that could inhibit its ability to attract and retain drivers.
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But this time, it seems, it was impossible to ignore the physical evidence of the brand — especially when fellow NXIANs refused to explain it.
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The movie glosses over most of the controversial details of Barnum's past, but it's impossible to ignore the troubling facts from his real life.
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The glare of the gold tinted windows of Mandalay Bay hotel, one of the most prominent buildings on the Strip, was impossible to ignore.
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In this White House, it has become impossible to ignore the fact that President Trump really doesn't have any idea what he is doing.
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There, he also sees Esther (she's a beacon, impossible to ignore), sitting on a bench with a cluster of people who soon clear out.
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Block by block, house by house, neighbor by neighbor, I want to make the future impact of sea level rise something impossible to ignore.
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The climate crisis is impossible to ignore and after speaking with our peers, and friends in the community, we felt challenged to do better.
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Maybe it's the pervasiveness of social media making it impossible to ignore them, or an increasing polarization that's leading to an emotional roller-coaster.
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It is impossible to ignore Kitt's boisterous voice belting out "Angelitos Negros" (Little Black Angels), which is amplified throughout the entirety of the museum.
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A big reason for the growing concern is that many of the consequences of climate change have become impossible to ignore in recent years.
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Whether you love TSwift or hate her, it's impossible to ignore the enormous success (and pitfalls) she's had over her roller-coaster of a career.
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Just like in previous waves, this change seems subtle and minimal, but it is becoming so pervasive that it will soon become impossible to ignore.
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"The Zika crisis makes it impossible to ignore that women around the world do not have access to this basic health care need," he said.
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It's surprising that this orthodontic accessory has become trendy, but people seem to be into the concept, and it's almost impossible to ignore the ads.
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When people from all walks of life respond to my story with stories and beliefs of their own, the bigger picture is impossible to ignore.
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"It's impossible to ignore that the relationship between black and brown communities and law enforcement remains as strained as it was decade ago," Drake wrote.
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While she bore a close resemblence before as a natural brunette, the teen recently dyed her hair blonde which made the similarities impossible to ignore.
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Every time the story started to fade, another actress or five would come forward, making it impossible to ignore — and, more importantly, impossible to dismiss.
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It's impossible to ignore the incongruity of partying to electronic music on the beach of a volcanic island, on the edge of a nature reserve.
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"The growing global call for organizations to take seriously their responsibilities for halting climate change is impossible to ignore," said Frances Corner, head of Goldsmiths.
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"It's impossible to ignore that the relationship between black and brown communities and law enforcement remains as strained as it was decades ago," Drake continued.
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But he has been endlessly fascinating, impossible to ignore from his first day in professional baseball, in 272, until his last, most likely in 267.
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The schism between the haves and have-nots has been steadily growing for the last few decades and its effects have become impossible to ignore.
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Even after the virus became impossible to ignore, he remained glib and dismissive, as his government dithered and failed to put together a coherent response.
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Her sense of commitment and her ability to distill very important and complex arguments into imagery that made those arguments seem absolutely impossible to ignore.
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As a competitive figure skater for most of my young life, I found the focus on my body and its relative size impossible to ignore.
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Simultaneously, the mounting price of climate disruption -- such as the devastating rainfall last summer during Hurricane Harvey -- is growing impossible to ignore in any state.
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The snow-white card with its silver trimmings is impossible to ignore—partly because few cards are white, and partly because of that clanking noise.
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The organization is not political, but on this particular Saturday, it was impossible to ignore the events that had unfolded in Washington the day before.
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"We think it's impossible to ignore the economy and many people want to partner on many subjects so we're sure that business will continue," he added.
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If men are ignorant of all of these things, it's all the more important that women are speaking up, and making their voices impossible to ignore.
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But unlike other feminist art in the #MeToo era, which viewers must seek out in galleries, its placement on a thoroughfare makes it impossible to ignore.
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In the days after the shooting in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people, the teenage survivors of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were impossible to ignore.
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However, Coats's remarks show that the practical realities of climate change are impossible to ignore for those who have to contend with its real-world consequences.
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In promotion, McGregor has been almost impossible to ignore for his uncanny ability to sell himself and his fights and psychologically manipulate (most of) his targets.
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Image: NASAIf there's a silver lining, it's that the specter of climate change is now impossible to ignore for all but the die-hard science deniers.
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But with the president tweeting about Paul Manafort and Al Capone, he has shined a bright spotlight on the trial that journalists find impossible to ignore.
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It's impossible to ignore The Lego Batman Movie's gentle rebuke to those who would misguidedly save the world without the benefit of friends and wise companions.
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Her desire to open her mouth and breath became intense, impossible to ignore but even the imperative to breath felt different, desperate in a new way.
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This isn't a whitewashing of gun violence; on the contrary, it puts everything gun violence threatens to destroy front and center, making it impossible to ignore.
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It's a natural outgrowth of Otpor's strategy of forcing moral questions into the public, making the simple question "Which side are you on?" impossible to ignore.
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Bennett argued that it was virtually impossible to ignore a controversy when an erstwhile senior aide was making a series of incendiary accusations against the president.
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Saying "um" while talking is pretty common, and most people don't really notice it—until someone points it out, and then it's nearly impossible to ignore.
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Dangers that common are practically impossible to ignore, and many women have had no option but to learn how to protect themselves in such an environment.
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It might not have the most exciting cabin or the softest ride, but the GTI offers so much fun and practicality that it's impossible to ignore.
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Every year, new actors are introduced to the mainstream by way of performances so intense, so charismatic, or so brave, that they become impossible to ignore.
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Their reporting started a long-overdue national conversation about how sexual harassment and assault pervades every industry — and at least for now, it's impossible to ignore.
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Regardless of party affiliation, the effects of the movement for black lives are impossible to ignore, two years after one of its most galvanizing flash points.
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And, as homegrown mass attacks emerge as a grave and growing threat, the need for federal legislation specifically punishing domestic terrorism has become impossible to ignore.
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" O'Brien distills the attraction of such insults, writing, "A woman with a good plane and a bold plan was impossible to ignore — and easy to disparage.
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And then, finally, after months of campaigning, Iowa actually votes, and you see the process up close, and it's impossible to ignore how screwed up it is.
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Still, it's impossible to ignore its current placement outside the President's glassy luxury hotel, where the statement takes on new meaning as a form of protest art.
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Even though the organization is dedicated to celebrating people and projects that advance the LGBTQ community, the detailed accounts of assault by Singer were impossible to ignore.
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When she does end up through the Frairs' doors, it's impossible to ignore the tables upon tables of old white men inside the impossibly smoke-filled room.
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We've screamed at length about the casualties of June's self-declared ruthlessness, and it's impossible to ignore how many of those victims are black people, especially women.
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Odd Alarm is a new app that almost guarantees you won't sleep in by offering a list of unorthodox sounds your body will find impossible to ignore.
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She said people who didn't know where Tiffany's flagship was located would certainly know where it is now because it's next-door neighbor is impossible to ignore.
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And while white women may have a number of reasons to vote Republican, it's impossible to ignore the impact of racism on their behavior as a group.
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While it's impressive that girls are becoming more dexterous with their eyeliner brushes, it is impossible to ignore that beauty vlogging is a culture defined by consumption.
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A visit to Deathscapes requires a slow study of all its contents, and once you've dived in, the scale of this humanitarian crisis becomes impossible to ignore.
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But even beyond the numbers, it's impossible to ignore the clunky white sneakers that seem to be everywhere — and won't be going anywhere for the fall season.
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"Heavy" doesn't begin to cut it when describing Amenra—they were more like a force of nature, as impossible to ignore as a slow-moving volcanic eruption.
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Antetokounmpo said nothing at the time, but he has flicked a couple of jabs at Harden in the past few weeks that have been impossible to ignore.
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Physicians in Puerto Rico are already paid a low wage, and when insurance companies fail to reimburse them in full, the financial woes become impossible to ignore.
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Yes, climate change is increasingly on the agenda, because its destructive effects are becoming more visible and impossible to ignore -- even by the world's most powerful people.
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Though Schumer initially tried to deflect when news outlets (and fans on Twitter) started asking her about her connection to Metzger, the topic proved impossible to ignore.
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It also brings the subtext of the Handmaids' collective horror — previously traded through quick glances from behind their bonnet wings — into stark text that's impossible to ignore.
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Pope Francis has earned the reputation of being slow to react to sexual-abuse scandals, but capable of acting more decisively when the facts become impossible to ignore.
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But, in terms of who's really at the top in the ballet world, it's impossible to ignore how few female choreographers and directors there are in major companies.
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Highlighting how the new Lexus IS is "impossible to ignore", Lexus has put the IS to the test to showcase the car's bold design in an innovative way.
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It started with young queers and people of color and a realization that perhaps if you could flood the network with something, it would become impossible to ignore.
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" Accidents: "It's impossible to ignore the risk of a major crisis today, because there are too many places where a misstep or misjudgment could provoke serious international conflict.
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As I walked around the grounds, weaving between trees and tents and larger-than-life effigies of Bernie Sanders, the lack of Hillary support was impossible to ignore.
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But it's impossible to ignore the fact that when the band busts out one of its slower, softer, more touching songs, the ignorance of the masses unveils itself.
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"It is impossible to ignore that one of the leaders of the intelligence community is not here with us today," the Virginia senator said in his opening remarks.
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First came the books describing just how much worse economic inequality had become over the past 20 years, with all the dramatic political implications now impossible to ignore.
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It was impossible to ignore, being only one person up there onstage, two old-fashioned microphones turned up loud so I could play as quietly as I did.
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In this year's presidential campaign, the distorting effects of providing such power to two virtually all-white states in an increasingly diversifying party have grown impossible to ignore.
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This year will be remembered as the year of reckoning, when both the tragedy of mass shootings and cultural and institutional harassment of women became impossible to ignore.
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It is impossible to ignore the growing body of evidence that Syria is continuing to use chemical weapons on its own people — a clear violation of international law.
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When these substances leach out of the ground and into nearby water supplies, it poisons the water and turns it an impossible-to-ignore shade of rusty orange.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said the two positive doping tests were impossible to ignore in making the decision to keep the suspension in place until after the Games close.
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But it's impossible to ignore the other big potential implication of the strategy Romney advocated: It's also the only strategy that could make Mitt Romney the 2016 Republican nominee.
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One of the biggest clowns to ever grace the public office of New Jersey, Chris Christie is impossible to ignore when thinking of the worst Chrises of all time.
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The metallic tapping of sleet hitting the windows was clear and growing louder with each wind gust, until the chaotic chorus of the wintry mix was impossible to ignore.
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As these four women stare each other down in Shoshanna's teeny-tiny powder room, it's impossible to ignore the fact this quartet isn't much of a "group" any more.
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This is an uncomfortable thing to reckon with, because giving up medication while riding the pre-childbirth hormonal roller coaster poses mental health risks that are impossible to ignore.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads STUTTGART, Germany — Had she been alive today, it would be impossible to ignore Lorenza Böttner (1959–1994), the trans artist on the streets.
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"A bit of old school Mike Skinner with new school Grim Sickers," says the man himself, while Ghetts obviously comes through with an impossible to ignore stand-out feature.
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But while The Lost City of Z's ending is open to multiple interpretations, it's impossible to ignore its reverence for an individual's desire to get lost in his dreams.
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Yes, it's crass to judge a woman by her looks, but it's impossible to ignore the fact that the women of Trumpland all share a similar aesthetic: beauty queen.
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Still, contrasts with Trump were impossible to ignore as tributes were paid to the humility and sense of decorum of Bush, who died Friday at the age of 94.
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But the fact that countless women around the world do not have this ability is a long-standing public health concern that the Zika crisis makes impossible to ignore.
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The ills it addresses—environmental pollution and rampant speculation against the backdrop of a widening income gap—are impossible-to-ignore facts of everyday experience for a Chinese audience.
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Beyond white boys betting against Bron Bron, the connection between contemporary artists and the sport of basketball has become a visual art trend that's all but impossible to ignore.
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The US Department of Justice has made it impossible to ignore the truth: In communities across America, police and the communities they serve simply don't trust each other anymore.
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He is impossible to ignore, and yet reacting to his daily antics only makes us stupid — only makes our society less focused on the huge adaptation challenges at hand.
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That year, he had quoted a particularly anguished letter of Bishop's, in a series of poems dedicated to her, compounding the offense by making her identity impossible to ignore.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said the two positive doping tests were impossible to ignore in making the decision to keep the suspension in place until after the games close.
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But when power surges deriving from Project Lima start causing major casualties throughout the galaxy, Clifford's continued existence becomes impossible to ignore, and Roy is sent to make contact.
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When reading the comments of younger female country artists who grew up listening to the Dixie Chicks, it's impossible to ignore how often phrases like "be yourself" come up.
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Some celebrities, whose crimes have encompassed allegations of rape and sexual assault and became impossible to ignore, like Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby, and Kevin Spacey, have effectively been canceled.
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Despite being the product of bipartisan laws passed in 2005 and 2007, Energy Department loans have become vilified — but the benefits to U.S. manufacturing competitiveness are impossible to ignore.
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It is not only impossible to ignore it, to go about one's life as if one is not at risk of being scooped up and sent away, but irresponsible.
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With that said, you can expect to be especially commanding, vivacious, intimidating, and impossible to ignore… I'm sure you can find a way to use this to your advantage!
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In modern French history, such a contested race was unheard of, and it is impossible to ignore the sheer numbers voting for populism — on the left and the right.
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But if we focused on all gun violence, we couldn't do that — public attention on the daily occurrence of dozens of tragedies would make the problem impossible to ignore.
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It's impossible to ignore someone with Randle's numbers, but over the long-haul Gentry may want to reconsider how his new big man's flaws tangibly negate those impressive counting stats.
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It was impossible to ignore the boom of Netflix considering its two breakout shows, Stranger Things and The Crown, both of which received a nomination in best television series – drama.
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Sometimes a movie comes along that's so perfectly calibrated to tweak the powerful that it's impossible to ignore — and The Lego Batman Movie, whatever its intentions, is one of them.
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The only thing we've really liked from the company recently was its $215 Windows laptop, which despite being total garbage, was garbage at a price that was impossible to ignore.
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Through it all, he remains undeniably charismatic, the intensity in his eyes and the sheer force of his laughter impossible to ignore, the sun glinting off of his light skin.
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Liberal criticism of Clinton aside, though, it's impossible to ignore the symbolism of a major party nominating a woman as its presidential candidate for the first time in American history.
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Gulliver wrote recently about the transformation of safety videos over the past decade from informational snoozers that few flyers bothered watching to eye-catching sensations that are impossible to ignore.
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After the San-Diego-based Jabbawockeez won the first season of America's Best Dance Crew in 2008, the Asian American presence in hip-hop dance has been impossible to ignore.
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Apart from boat and beach trips, I also toss it into the back of my car for road trips, where, again, it's constantly rolling and clanking, and impossible to ignore.
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The humanitarian crisis is impossible to ignore: According to the International Organization for Migration, more than 18,500 Rohingya Muslims had arrived at Bangladeshi refugee camps by the end of August.
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If she loses, the result does not have the power to force her hand, but it could prove politically impossible to ignore and thus prevent an exit deal being ratified.
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Jay Webber, a Republican who's running in suburban New Jersey, told me a few weeks ago that it was impossible to ignore the president — no matter how hard he tried.
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" He cites anecdotal evidence, "impossible to ignore," that abortions can be a "devastating trauma" for women, even as he concedes that "formal research on this matter appears to be sparse.
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In Saudi Arabia, it was impossible to ignore the comparisons between Mr. Kushner, who is 36, and Mohammed bin Salman, the deputy crown prince of Saudi Arabia, who is 31.
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Toboni, for her part, runs away with almost every scene she's in, making Finley at turns slyly funny and deeply insecure in a way that quickly proves impossible to ignore.
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" Cuomo said this year will be remembered as "the year of reckoning, when both the tragedy of mass shootings and cultural and institutional harassment of women became impossible to ignore.
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Based on the findings in our study, such evidence is impossible to ignore — cigarette ventilation provides no public health benefit and appears to have added to cigarettes' well-known dangers.
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Bizarros are kind of like funhouse mirrors: They're neither the exact opposite nor the exact same as the characters we know, but they're analogous enough that it's impossible to ignore.
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Whether it's political disinformation, hate speech or bullying, the individual and societal impacts of maliciously minded content shared and amplified using massively mainstream tools you control is now impossible to ignore.
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But they will also unfold in the shadow of Trump who -- love him or hate him -- has thrust his impossible-to-ignore personal reality show into the lives of every American.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's How Much It Will Cost You to Vacation Like a Kardashian They all go on to exchange some small talk, but the awkward tension is impossible to ignore.
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But while it's hard to imagine a time in which Angels in America wouldn't feel relevant, it's impossible to ignore the unique timeliness of doing this production under the Trump administration.
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Trier and his co-writer Eskil Vogt couch their undermining of her seamlessly within the narrative — it's an expertly crafted script — but the larger themes at play are impossible to ignore.
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Céline, of course, referring to the iconic-songstress-turned-overnight-style-sensation Céline Dion, whose full fashion transformation over the past year has been not only remarkable but impossible to ignore.
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For those who aren't numb to the pains of labor, however, the need to push is impossible to ignore—with potentially serious consequences for the baby and mother if it is.
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It's impossible to ignore the parallels between the coverage of Lovato over the years, and the treatment of other artists who have suffered from issues with addiction in the public eye.
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Sam: One of the most notable things that I recall about Siberia that I remember Will told me about before that's impossible to ignore is that there are wild dogs everywhere.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by John Taggart for The New York Times After a drumbeat of transit disasters this year, it became impossible to ignore the failures of the New York City subway system.
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But chances are these movies, and the academy's receptivity to them, are in part products of a shift that began when criticism of Hollywood's white, male homogeneity became impossible to ignore.
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The country has never been more cognizant of its brutal past, or more resolved to a better, more inclusive future — and yet its stubborn capacity for recidivism is impossible to ignore.
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His romp through the mid-262th century was impossible to ignore, and newspapers of the day, including The Times, followed his exploits, at first reluctantly, then eagerly and, finally, somewhat nonchalantly.
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"The change has been so real and so widespread that it's become impossible to ignore," Byron Mallott, the state's Democratic lieutenant governor, said Tuesday while visiting Washington to discuss climate policy.
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As someone who has watched The Bachelor for years, it's impossible to ignore the fact that the leads and contestants have gone from always being older than me, to being younger.
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This may all sound like peripheral information, but it's impossible to ignore as it places the audience in a hall of mirrors that refracts and amplifies the new play's modest charms.
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But it is impossible to ignore the fact that Graham has faced primary challengers in each of his last two races, primaries in which he is attacked as being insufficiently conservative.
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While we still think there is truth to that argument, and that 2020 is a totally different race for Sanders, it's impossible to ignore the grassroots energy that exists for him.
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As much as Microsoft wants xCloud to be as ambitious as Stadia, it's impossible to ignore that they are fundamentally different platforms with different aims and in very disparate levels of readiness.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 1980s, certain New York art dealers revved up the hype machine so powerfully that its sheer volume made their sales pitches impossible to ignore.
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If a smartphone app is a step too far for your mother, the integrated LED lights and vibration alerts make this bottle virtually impossible to ignore and suitable for all technical abilities.
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To make this point, the publication is accompanied by a monumental sculptural rendition of the book; it is shoulder-height to the viewer, impossible to ignore, and even more impossible to read.
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Breitbart connection Trump's relationship with Bannon became impossible to ignore as of November 2015 -- four months into his presidential run -- when the GOP frontrunner gave an interview to Bannon's Breitbart News Daily.
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If you re-watch the footage from last night's Mercury Awards ceremony, the number of voices calling for "Skepta" before Jarvis Cocker even announces him as the winner is impossible to ignore.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly likes to say he ignores Trump's tweets, but when you have the British Prime Minister releasing a highly unusual statement condemning Trump, it's impossible to ignore them.
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TerrorismNational security will also be a priority for the president; after an attack Tuesday in Istanbul killed 10 people, most of them foreign tourists, the threat of terrorism is impossible to ignore.
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Whether because it is impossible to ignore or because President Trump recognizes the direct and imminent risk that North Korea poses to America's national security, his administration has placed heavy focus there.
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While not explicitly capitalizing on her status as the only woman of color in the race, the symbolic timing of her declaration and the nature of these events were impossible to ignore.
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Given Trump's demonstrated willingness -- as a candidate and as president -- to play on racial stereotypes and racial animus to benefit his own political interests, it's impossible to ignore the underlying messaging here.
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On a larger scale, I find it impossible to ignore the role that politics has always played in combat from their very inception—would we even have martial arts without political conflict?
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This division makes it impossible to ignore the fact that the supposedly permissionless and decentralized cryptocurrency is de facto controlled by a handful of mining pools and a tiny coterie of developers.
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This is certainly an advancement of sorts, when the mainstream media finds it impossible to ignore the role of income inequality and residential displacement as they report on such avoidable public disasters.
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But Mr. Swain said it's impossible to ignore the presence of humans or to discount the value of communities that have already been built — even if they coexist with the environment imperfectly.
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This quartet formed in response to the 2012 music ban in their native Mali and have since released two albums of blues rock that make the genre's African roots impossible to ignore.
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And herein lies the danger of corrosion: like a drunken night out relived the next morning, every excruciating flaw in the thrill of the night before becomes magnified and impossible to ignore.
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Whereas traditional milkshakes became popular because of taste, these became popular because it's impossible to ignore a 3-foot-tall milkshake dressed in cereal, whipped cream and an entire piece of chocolate cake.
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Yet, it's impossible to ignore this one fact: The experts in charge of investigating the study's claims were from Science Ltd, a Hirst-owned company that's responsible for creating his famed formaldehyde works.
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Because the group is made up of journalists from Nigeria's biggest news outlets, they all convinced their editors to publish the debunked story on their front pages, making it nearly impossible to ignore.
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The somber, muted film still bears Linklater's ramshackle stamp and humanistic approach, but the grief and regret streaked throughout its framework is impossible to ignore and even harder not to be affected by.
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While some have looked to discredit the survivors as nothing more than naive kids, they have unfortunately experienced the painful trauma of gun violence, and their pleas for change are impossible to ignore.
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This idea was impossible to ignore during the very Hamlet-like "play within a play/show" put on by a Braavosi theater troupe, one member of which Arya has been sent to kill.
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Her Meg carries herself like someone feeling tentative about her own experience – her movements are uncertain, her face guarded, her voice timid – and yet she's impossible to ignore, thanks to Reid's luminous presence.
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Climate change, a major threat to the United States, has become impossible to ignore this election season, and is finding its way into midterm debates, along with gun violence, health care, and immigration.
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Some of those forces are a bit on the nose; it's impossible to ignore the political context of "137" and its playground-esque chant about nuclear war, but it's hardly a political song.
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So that's not this piece, though it's impossible to ignore the elephant in the room that WWE Hall of Famer Donald Trump is president-elect and he got there by cutting wrestling promos.
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Even at the funeral for a woman who famously said she left the politics to her husband, the imagery was impossible to ignore in this moment of bitter divisions in American political life.
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While the Republican Party as a whole may be apathetic at best and denialist at worst about climate change, in Florida, with 1,350 miles of coastline, the environmental crises are impossible to ignore.
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But even if there weren't any people about to engage in battle, those signs displayed fighting words: Flashing insistently overhead, the messages were impossible to ignore, an advertisement in the language of resistance.
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Trump's voice was impossible to ignore when the House impeachment managers played incriminating video clips of the human fidget spinner himself, sometimes howling over the blades of his chopper on the South Lawn.
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The pleasures and the challenges of this kind of reading are impossible to ignore; next to a clear facsimile of these manuscripts, a print version seems, at best, a kind of crude trot.
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The second thing that was made clear to me by that spring of 2014, and was now impossible to ignore, was that I couldn't chew on the right side of my mouth anymore.
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Granted, this is all very futuristic (Liddell is a futurist), but it's impossible to ignore how artificial intelligence and increased data collection will soon be an expected and routine part of air travel.
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She's still got some of her old school dive bar spark, ripping into party jams like "Woman" and "Boots," but there's a new urgency to it all that makes Rainbow impossible to ignore.
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However, it's impossible to ignore that the change comes just weeks after an explosive report into unrest at Tango — which become a unicorn when Alibaba lead its $280 million Series D round in 2014.
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The occasion was a conference on the work of Shinichi Mochizuki, a brilliant mathematician at Kyoto University who in August 2012 released four papers that were both difficult to understand and impossible to ignore.
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In just days, the group of teenage survivors have made themselves impossible to ignore, headlining rallies, penning op-eds, and blanketing cable news coverage over the Presidents Day weekend with their calls for action.
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"It's impossible to ignore the impact of chat and messaging, not just on the way B2B companies operate, but on society as a whole," said HubSpot CEO Brian Halligan said in the acquisition announcement.
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It is, however, impossible to ignore the fact that it's a movie about adultery — and about a couple of unrepentantly unfaithful people who can afford the risk without too much potential harm to themselves.
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That, says Christine Parsons, one of the researchers, is why it is impossible to ignore: "When you hear a baby on a plane, you're immediately alert, even if you don't want to hear it".
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The rising tide of speculation linking Fisher to LSU has been impossible to ignore, but far more intriguing is an undercurrent of thought that, presuming LSU becomes a real option, maybe he should leave.
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When she was named a goodwill ambassador for UNHCR in 2001, Ms. Jolie said she wanted to get involved because it was impossible to ignore the fact that millions of people were suffering worldwide.
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Once AI reaches the stage where it truly becomes a threat to society, and examples of harm become impossible to ignore, the government will need to step in and start exerting regulations and control.
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Given that drinking is widely enjoyed by folks all over the gender spectrum, feminizing wine and making it the calling card for basic-ness is rooted in a sexism that is impossible to ignore.
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Unlike the building's facade (squat, brick, unremarkable) or its interior (empty, beige, somehow even more unremarkable), the people making their way inside were, like the pink petals feathering the city's sidewalks, impossible to ignore.
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Dr. Eric Topol, a cardiologist at the Scripps Research Institute, said that it is impossible to ignore the dangers of the president's elevated cholesterol levels when providing an overall assessment of Mr. Trump's health.
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The shift became impossible to ignore when the church's iconic musical organization announced in October that it would no longer be known as the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, but the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
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It is impossible to ignore the many ways in which President Trump and the Republican Party have hurt Latinos and targeted immigrants who are often family members, friends and co-workers of Latino voters.
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But it is impossible to ignore his contract — not when the Knicks are tied to him until 2020, and not when he is consuming a significant chunk of their space under the salary cap.
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As the senator receives top-notch medical care at home in Arizona, it's nearly impossible to ignore the irony of voting to move forward in a process that could strip 22 million people of healthcare.
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James B. Comey is currently a lot of things: ex-director of the F.B.I., ex-United States attorney, author, moral crusader, "slimeball" (according to President Trump) and so ubiquitous that he is impossible to ignore.
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I'm hopeful because I think it's impossible to ignore the contributions that transgender Americans have made to our country's military readiness ... At this point, we can only move forward, and I think that we will.
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With 85033, shaping up to be the biggest wave for women in American politics since female candidates were elected in numbers to Congress in 1992, the rising influence of black women is impossible to ignore.
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Nike's decision may have felt abrupt — Bobby Kreusler, the agent for another Nike player, Jhonattan Vegas, told Golf Magazine that he found the news "shocking and extremely disappointing" — but the numbers were impossible to ignore.
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Meanwhile, in the wonderful "LumBEARjack", as you're chopping logs of various sizes you're gradually joined by a growing cast of cats who launch into a hypnotically bizarre stretchy dance that's all but impossible to ignore.
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But examples that are even more egregious than the one above—when Barton dribbled himself into a corner and wasn't actively ignoring more efficient options—are impossible to ignore if you watch this team play.
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Even in an industry that lately has exerted some effort toward acknowledging and rethinking its own past failings with regard to the definition of beauty, it made a statement both convincing and impossible to ignore.
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Politics aside (though certainly impossible to ignore), the exhibition is too scattered in its design, too literal in interpretation of the theme, and simultaneously encompassing too much in its scope as well as too little.
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So it would seem impossible to ignore a single proposal that could drive down the top corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 29 percent — especially when Trump wants it to fall to 15 percent.
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But it's impossible to ignore in Purple Rain's nearly nine-minute title track, which follows up Prince's mournful regrets over his relationships with his father, his ex, and bandmates with a guitar solo of epic scale.
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Optimists would see China as the elephant: impossible to ignore but whose market is so tightly-controlled and largely shut off to foreigners that it shouldn't have such a major bearing on the global investment picture.
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It's clear from the multiple lines of the sketches that participants took more than a second look at the vehicle – this provided the inspiration for the campaign concept that the Lexus IS is impossible to ignore.
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Equally impossible to ignore is the reality that Trump has surrounded himself with Russophiles with deep and lucrative financial ties to the Russian oligarchy and, by extension, to Putin himself — the maker and destroyer of oligarchs.
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Since that article ran, eSports has grown from a fairly big deal to an impossible-to-ignore global phenomenon, with audience figures and prize money ascending to incredible heights (and showing no sign of slowing down).
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Thus far, most companies have managed to absorb the brunt of the initial batch of China tariffs, keeping inflation at bay, but analysts said that jumping to a rate of 25 percent is impossible to ignore.
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Regardless, Bari, a conservative writer and editor for the Opinion section whose wide-ranging insights are rarely predictable and often impossible to ignore, will be here soon to examine the alt-right and other interesting topics.
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"It's become impossible to ignore that removing tips has created new challenges that we are unable to solve, chiefly that prices have hit a peak that the market cannot bear," Mr. Tarlow wrote in a statement.
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With little organization and relying mostly on social media, they have moved spontaneously from France's poor rural regions over the last month to the banks of the Seine, where they have now become impossible to ignore.
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At this point it's a well-worn path to fame: A baby-faced teen rapper with urgent energy and a homegrown mystique comes out of nowhere with a low-budget video that is impossible to ignore.
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"The climate crisis is impossible to ignore and after speaking with our peers, and friends in the community, we felt challenged to do better," said Lorenzo Soria, president of the organization, in a statement to CNN.
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Even if you truly believe that blockchain technology is the future and decentralized currency will eventually find its footing, it's impossible to ignore the fact that we've seen nothing but bad news for the whole crypto-sphere.
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As cliché as it feels to talk about clothing in context of the conditions outside, it's also impossible to ignore how the two are directly related, especially when the lines between seasons feel as blurred as ever.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told parliament on Wednesday it was impossible to ignore what he said were outrageous provocations by English soccer fans at the Euro 2016 tournament in France, the RIA agency reported.
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Whatever one thinks of the feasibility of a Sanders candidacy in the general election, it is impossible to ignore that his message has tapped directly into something that is very much on the minds of Democratic voters.
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All those events are impossible to ignore—especially when he's your favorite player—and, to varying degrees, should weigh into any discussion another team may have this summer when deciding whether signing him is actually worth it.
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Now, as each and every "like" is added to the count, it's impossible to ignore the cold, hard truth: Real people (and sometimes bots) are out there constantly retweeting garbage — one clearly visible click at a time.
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I find it impossible to ignore the full array of patient-centered services being offered by 22019B providers, who are on the front line of managing chronic diseases and conditions that cost our health system the most.
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But his influence over the party—visible most acutely in the dishonest campaign to gut Obamacare and in the widespread GOP apologetics for Trump's serial lying—has been impossible to ignore, and it is likely to last.
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In April, the song was removed from Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, but it's since spent an impressive ten weeks on the Hot 100 after a remix with Billy Ray Cyrus made the song impossible to ignore.
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But it was impossible to ignore the presence of the real Mr. Hearne at his command post conducting the musicians, manipulating the sound and driving the pace of a social auto-da-fé of his own orchestration.
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While Mr. Trump and his staff have done everything they can to avoid directly criticizing Mr. Kim or imperiling negotiations, administration officials said they knew it would be impossible to ignore, or explain away, a space mission.
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Mr. Romero had not intended to address that climate in the film, but with Duane Jones, a black man, as the lead, it was impossible to ignore the connection, Mr. Romero told NPR in a 2014 interview.
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The clothes didn't go viral — it's possible no garment on its own can do that any more, as Ms. Versace seems to understand better than anyone — but they finally made a point that was impossible to ignore.
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PARIS — On a rainy morning here, the day after Greta Thunberg issued her end-of-days clarion call at the United Nations, another young woman made an environmental statement of her own that was impossible to ignore.
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GolferAge: 29How he dominated the decade: Brooks Koepka is only a few years into his reign of dominance, but he's winning the biggest tournaments his sport has to offer at a rate that is impossible to ignore.
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For the more focused runners, the eccentricity of the race is impossible to ignore, but compared to other endurance events like Tough Mudder or Iron Man, it's more akin to fell running than a full-on obstacle course.
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They are impossible to ignore in part because of their hybrid, more-is-more approach to their art—Davis calls his work "post-disciplinary" and Reynolds uses "multi-" or half-jokingly "manic-disciplinary" to describe her eclectic output.
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When she attends the Met Gala, the Academy Awards, or even walks down the streets of New York, Johnson's hair is impossible to ignore — just ask her go-to hair guy and Dove's international celebrity hairstylist, Mark Townsend.
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It is impossible to ignore the emblem of hate and disdain that the President represents," the 20-member caucus said, adding, "Those who have chosen to attend and remain silent are complicit in the atrocities that he incites.
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But given Ailes's role as the ideological shaper of Fox News (not to mention his long history of advising Republican presidential candidates from Richard Nixon to Donald Trump), it's impossible to ignore the political dimensions of the story.
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Now, when I think about self-styled gun-rights groups like the NRA, it's impossible to ignore at least some of their members lampooning survivors of mass shootings and advocating for flooding schools with guns to protect kids.
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While I believe that oil, given the vast supplies available around the world, has an economic value of about $20 per barrel, it's becoming increasingly impossible to ignore a world that seems to want higher prices for crude.
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The impartial and independent investigation carried out by special counsel Robert Mueller is crucial in this regard because Mueller's subpoena power will help establish important facts in the U.S. case, and these facts will be impossible to ignore.
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On a needlessly wide set (by Adam Rigg) crammed so close to the audience, and lit so brightly (by Amith Chandrashaker), that artifice becomes impossible to ignore, the production settles on a flattening mishmash of alienation and naturalism.
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Republicans had quietly signaled for weeks that they preferred to skirt a battle over the $1.4 billion in requested wall funding — but Trump's tweetstorms about the wall and his emissaries' public statements had made it impossible to ignore.
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The movement has grown with extreme climate events that have been impossible to ignore: wildfires, storms and droughts, plus heat waves that set record temperatures in Europe last week and made June the world's hottest month on record.
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Despite seemingly endless stalling and entrenched climate denial at the highest levels of government, there's been a revolution in public awareness and concern over the last few years as the dire effects of warming become impossible to ignore.
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The ballooning student debt crisis has also become impossible to ignore, and so it should follow that the issue of child care on campus — which combines so neatly those two platforms — would be capable of reaching critical mass support.
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In fact, they have long been said to serve as the most powerful (and radical) lobby in America, and when tragedy after tragedy fails to produce any kind of meaningful reform, it's impossible to ignore the truth in that.
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In August, Yale President Peter Salovey established a "Committee to Establish Principles on Renaming"—the title of which is so flatly Orwellian that the tension between the group and the school's commitment to free inquiry is impossible to ignore.
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Its leafy grand boulevard lined with towering monuments to Confederate war heroes and its clusters of bleak, low-rise housing projects are reminders of the city's segregated past and its enduring legacy of poverty that are impossible to ignore.
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And it's impossible to ignore the racial overtones in his coverage... Meanwhile, also on Fox While Carlson was delivering his monologue, Trish Regan was on Fox's sister channel dismissing coronavirus as nothing more than an attempt to impeach Trump.
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On college campuses, meanwhile, an "intersectional" approach to identity promises to make it impossible to ignore differences of race, religion, and politics; by bringing every aspect of one's identity to bear on every situation, moral consistency might be achieved.
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Even if XR fails to achieve its stated goals, could it still succeed by having a radical flank effect — where radical groups make the issue impossible to ignore, so authorities end up working on it with more moderate groups?
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Though little Mia Tindall had the foresight to grab the Queen's purse for the shot, and it was mini-Queen Princess Charlotte who got the place of honor on her great-grandmother's lap, it's impossible to ignore George's deep, pondering stare.
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Cresting crises overseas, endless scandals, personal feuds, the President's flattery of tyrants, impeachment talk and an impossible-to-ignore presidency that's barged into every American's life in a draining two and a half years will complicate Trump's narrative this time.
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What his comments do provide is clear evidence that, no matter how much we may try to focus these days, especially in the political context, on anything but a woman's looks, it's all but impossible to ignore a beautiful woman.
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"One of the nation's largest suppliers of police body cameras is now sounding the alarm and making the threat of face surveillance technology impossible to ignore," Matt Cagle, Technology and Civil Liberties Attorney at the ACLU of Northern California, said.
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It became impossible to ignore, however, when, shortly after the massacre at Mother Emanuel, members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans showed up, took down the flag, and replaced it with a new one that was three times as big.
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This observation makes it impossible to ignore how the gig economy benefits from current economic trends, most notably the pressure automation is placing on certain workers and the rising levels of inequality — both of which have accelerated since the recession.
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Elsewhere in "mythical beast," the whiteness of her skin is sometimes impossible to ignore, as in a sequence when she repeatedly shoves Mr. Hamilton to the floor, puts him in a chokehold and drags him around, once by the ear.
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The country's proximity to the United States and its capital city's population in excess of 231 million are impossible to ignore, given what such numbers could mean in terms of new revenue streams and expanding the game's global fan base.
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Take a look at this "sex scene" from the 2010 game Mass Effect 2, in which it's impossible to ignore that the two characters aren't moving quite right and thus causing a weird dissonance from what's intended to be a sexy moment.
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The bottom line: All this fallout would be impossible to ignore, putting more pressure on Congress to return to health policy whether it wants to or not — and reopening all the same internal divisions that have stymied every other health care bill.
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Today it's flicked the official switch on a global rollout of the feature in the main Facebook app, where these disappearing Stories are pinned to contacts above the News Feed — thereby making them almost impossible to ignore, especially given their fleeting lifespan.
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Though she was largely uncredited as the stylist behind the band's signature look until years after the fact, it is impossible to ignore the way that her particular kind of fashionable flair translated to the ensembles they wore onstage and in the streets.
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But three decades of experience makes it impossible to ignore that capitalism – even when bolstered by government "safety net" programs – has failed to serve those who need health insurance the most or to incentivize companies to make affordable and quality insurance universally available.
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"Although initially small in number, the alt-right has a youthful energy and jarring, taboo-defying rhetoric that have boosted its membership and made it impossible to ignore," he wrote in a glowing Breitbart profile co-authored with his protégé Allum Bokhari.
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"Although initially small in number, the alt-right has a youthful energy and jarring, taboo-defying rhetoric that have boosted its membership and made it impossible to ignore," he wrote in a glowing March profile co-authored with his protégé Allum Bokhari.
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"The threat by Chinese civil aviation authorities to essentially ban aircrew taking part in Hong Kong protests from operating China flights is impossible to ignore, touching on half of the carrier's revenue," said David Bandurski, co-director of the China Media Project.
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The head of equities at a multi-billion-dollar hedge fund manager, who requested anonymity in order to speak with the media, said Trump's comments are "impossible to ignore" but the firm avoids reactive trading even if it can hurt in the short term.
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While GOP members of Congress have a lengthy and ambitious agenda they want to work with the White House to enact, the earth-shattering developments of the week made the issue of investigating the possible ties between Moscow and the President's campaign impossible to ignore.
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In July, as a polite 26-year-old Chinese-born New Yorker named Wu Yue put together a string of table tennis victories at the Pan American Games in Toronto, the cheers from a bearded man wearing a trucker hat were impossible to ignore.
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Patch points and holes are often surrounded by complex hand-work; while quilting as a domestic art remains invisible to some, Harris's extraordinary investment of labor and improvisational detail makes it nearly impossible to ignore the hand of the artist in the fiber plane.
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Mr. Michele's Gucci may be absurd in many ways, but it's impossible to ignore — and not just because it is so ubiquitous that it has become an adjective unto itself ("that's so Gucci"), but because he has managed to encapsulate a messy moment of transition.
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A volunteer in Beijing who parsed the Red Cross data said the project was born in part out of circumstance: Nationwide lockdowns forced people to stay home, glued to news and social media reports out of Wuhan, making the cries for help impossible to ignore.
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Mr. Lagerfeld could not know what was going to happen when he began his planning, of course — the set itself took two months to construct and nine days to build on site — but the stark contrast between fantasy and horror was impossible to ignore.
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Soleimani&aposs death has simply made it impossible to ignore what we&aposve learned every day of this presidency, that Trump is an emotionally weak man, easily pushed to irrationality by anything from images on a TV screen to the insecurities that bend his mind.
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Media personality Akademiks famously gave 6ix9ine an unchallenged platform to give a rambling video explanation/defense for the child sex felony charges that had become impossible to ignore, a recording in which the rapper actually misstated his own age at the time of the crime.
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"Although initially small in number, the alt-right has a youthful energy and jarring, taboo-defying rhetoric that have boosted its membership and made it impossible to ignore," he wrote in a glowing Breitbart piece on the group co-authored with his protégé Allum Bokhari.
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Ilana is always showing how much she loves Abbi, sometimes to the point where Abbi has no idea how to reciprocate, a problem that becomes impossible to ignore the second she tries to pass off a stray face mask in her bag as some incredibly sentimental present.
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It also helps that it was almost impossible to ignore the movie, and both Reynolds and 20th Century Fox did some daring things to get people to take notice of a film that had no reason to succeed — let alone become a critical and commercial success.
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But Salah stood out nevertheless, a magnet not just for the ball but for the eye, too, impossible to ignore, a danger even as he stood still, tucking his hands into his long-sleeve jersey on the sort of filthy night that England's northwest considers its specialty.
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It seems impossible to ignore that the announcement from the Federal Register came late on Monday, just one day before the two-year anniversary of the death of Michael Brown — the unarmed black teenager who was shot dead by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Here's how: Try Your Coat As A Dress...Okay, so this is definitely a look that's more suited for the earlier half of autumn, but there's something impossible to ignore about transforming the structured silhouette of a thick coat and making it look (and feel) more undone.
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In a year that took both David Bowie and Leonard Cohen and left Donald Trump in their place, it was impossible to ignore the fact that the world was in desperate need of timely reflections from Dylan, this year's recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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But with fire season seeming to get longer and more severe each year—an impossible-to-ignore consequence of climate change—the smoke is likely to come back sooner rather than later, meaning people in the Bay Area can't afford to throw out their air masks.
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In many ways, it's a sign of how progress has often worked for black people in America, with advancements in civil rights coming not because the government recognized the urgent moral necessity of change, but because social and political unrest made the issue impossible to ignore.
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No matter who was on the stage with her, however, it was Ms. Kurosawa — "frumpily dressed, her impassive munchkin face lost in a cloud of hair — who proved impossible to ignore," Claudia La Rocco wrote in a review of the Kitchen appearance in The New York Times.
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Where the new "from Facebook" language once appeared quietly, subtly at the bottom of the Instagram app, it now shows up in all caps, in a font that makes it impossible to ignore—a visual representation of the idea that Facebook, the company, is only getting bigger.
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"Some may say an overemphasis on his background as a Japanese-American general is a bit unkind .. But to understand the Americans' sudden upgraded offensive in the South China Sea, it is simply impossible to ignore Admiral Harris' blood, background, political inclination and values," the piece read.
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"What's impossible to ignore is the economic realities being signalled in the latest run of doom and gloom financial market data which offers few if any reason for oil investors to be optimistic over the outlook for global demand," said Stephen Innes, market strategist, SPI Asset Management.
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"What's impossible to ignore is the economic realities being signalled in the latest run of doom and gloom financial market data which offers few if any reason for oil investors to be optimistic over the outlook for global demand," said Stephen Innes, market strategist at AxiTrader.
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The bombshell revelation in former National Security Adviser John Bolton's forthcoming book, "The Room Where it Happened: A White House Memoir," was impossible to ignore, and yet, that's precisely and bizarrely what Trump attorney Mike Purpura asked the Senate jurors -- and the rest of us -- to do.
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Here the cynicism and ugly politicking are impossible to ignore even for a moment, as Agrippina, wife of Claudius and mother of Nero, plots to place her son (Claudius's stepson) on the throne, while much of male Rome, it seems, including Claudius, tries to bed Poppea.
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As digital transformation takes hold across all industries and the internet of things matures, it will be impossible to ignore the security requirements that are necessary to establish consumer trust as the data, and the processes used to establish identity, become linked to a larger value chain.
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The reversal of course, the display of resolve, coupled to a willingness to risk has made Russia, and other major global players sit up and take notice of this man from Queens, N.Y. The actions and results of the Trump policy changes have become impossible to ignore.
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It is impossible to ignore, given its size and prominent placement, yet only one guest looks at the naked image of the artist: Juliette Gleizes, on the red sofa with her hand raised and her mouth agape, recognizes the resemblance between the painting's subject and her hostess.
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Their fear of not being able to get ahead of the disease (toward the end of the film, they argue about traveling from their home in the UK to America, where treatment might be possible) is impossible to ignore––and this is how Mason wants it to be.
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Williams is the editor of the literary magazine NOON, a beautiful annual that remains staunchly avant-garde in its commitment to work that is oblique, enigmatic and impossible to ignore; she is drawn to stories that leave a flashbulb's glow behind the eyes even as they resist sense.
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The firms would later join forces again for the company's $8.3 million Series A. I chatted at length with Uzan about what lies ahead for the Drivy team, what Paris's startup scene is still in desperate need of, and how Softbank's power is becoming even more impossible to ignore.
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"Some may say an overemphasis on his background as a Japanese-American general is a bit unkind .. But to understand the Americans' sudden upgraded offensive in the South China Sea, it is simply impossible to ignore Admiral Harris' blood, background, political inclination and values," the February 2016 article said.
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Like him or loathe him — and there are many in both camps — it was impossible to ignore Mr. Johnson, whose appearance on Tuesday at the Conservative Party's annual conference overshadowed an announcement on immigration policy from the person whose job he so obviously craves: Prime Minister Theresa May.
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For the time being, advertisers are grumbling about Facebook and warning their clients to stay away from certain ad products, but they're still putting their money there — with an audience over 2 billion and some of the most accurate ad targeting available, Facebook is still impossible to ignore.
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But when these highly influential creators come with followers who are willing to hack, troll, and campaign in their names, it's a reminder to all of us that, love it or hate it, the influence of YouTube itself over its nearly 2 billion monthly visitors is impossible to ignore.
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Say what you will about Jimmy Butler's behavior, multiple generations of corrosive dysfunction, and every other obstacle Tom Thibodeau has faced since he became President of Basketball Operations for the Minnesota Timberwolves—some of which was clearly self-constructed—but the team's putrid defense is impossible to ignore.
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Here are five takeaways on the state of AI from Disrupt SF 2018: Sinnovation CEO Kai-Fu Lee (Photo: TechCrunch/Devin Coldewey) Sinnovation CEO Kai-Fu Lee (Photo: TechCrunch/Devin Coldewey) The meteoric rise in China's focus on AI has been well-documented and has become impossible to ignore these days.
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Even if you don't believe that a president has to lead a national conversation on race, for example, by virtue of being president, it's impossible to ignore that the name of our president-elect has been used as a taunt against high school athletes of color and a way to bully young children.
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If there was just hype and anticipation for the potential of the primarily online K-pop world beforehand, the one-two-punch of BTS' Billboard Awards performance and the impossible-to-ignore impact their music is making on American charts seems to confirm it as a reality we all live in now.
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"It is impossible to ignore that one of the leaders of the intelligence community is not here with us today," he said right off the bat, arguing that it is "hard to avoid the conclusion" that the president's decision to fire Comey was related to the bureau's investigation into Trump campaign associates.
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To the Supreme Court's liberals, the real world impacts are impossible to ignore — they add up to a situation that the Court cannot allow to stand, as Breyer wrote: we cannot interpret the words of this specific statute without also considering basic promises that America's legal system has long made to all persons.
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It's impossible to ignore the degree to which the military strike pushes a slew of unflattering stories about the Trump administration — its failed attempt to undo Obamacare, the feuding within its ranks and, above all, the probes into possible collusion between Trump's associates and the Russian government — to the side of the page.
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Now that the dust has settled, the only positive result of one of the most polarizing elections in history is that it's upped the ante with regards to the general public's sense of civic duty and political engagement: it's impossible to ignore; and everyone, including teenagers and even kids in single digits, has an opinion.
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Now that the dust has settled, the only positive result of one of the most polarizing elections in history is that it's upped the ante with regards to the general public's sense of civic duty and political engagement: it's impossible to ignore; and everyone, including teenagers and even kids in single digits, has an opinion.
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The installation "As if you weren't in your own home" presents 176 textured street views of Cairo as the contents of an ostensibly forgotten iPhone on a concrete bench, making it impossible to ignore your own distance from the artist's material, or the creepy voyeurism tinting your interest in it, as you flip through them.
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Repeated on-stage jabs at former Vice President Joe Biden from former US housing secretary Julián Castro at Thursday night's Democratic debate, paired with a bizarre and vaguely offensive Biden monologue about record players in response to a question about on race, made the question of Biden's mental fitness for office impossible to ignore.
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Well, earlier this year she released "The Big Big Beat," a track so good it was impossible to ignore until Banks started spouting out all manner of distasteful opinions on Twitter, culminating in her being kicked off the service (something which, arguably, should happen to everyone if we are to make humanity a more wholesome, positive place).
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Thomas L. Friedman Sulaimaniya, Iraq — Being back in Iraq after two years' absence has helped me to put my finger on the central question bedeviling U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East today: What do you do when the necessary is impossible, but the impossible is impossible to ignore — and your key allies are also impossible?
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In his first speech after a year as director of the Government Communications Headquarters, the British equivalent of the National Security Agency, Jeremy Fleming said the threat from Russia had "never gone away," but had become impossible to ignore after the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter, cyberattacks on Ukranian infrastructure and other actions.
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But that is the vexing secret behind Mr. Mabuza's spectacular climb, current and former A.N.C. officials say: He siphoned off money from schools and other public services to buy loyalty and amass enormous power, making him impossible to ignore on the national stage and putting him in position to shape South Africa for years to come.
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Halfway through the book, as our hero struggles to save Dickens, he searches for a sister city to give the town some legitimacy: In the end we found it impossible to ignore the impassioned pleas of the Lost City of White Male Privilege, a controversial municipality whose very existence is often denied by many (mostly privileged white males).
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Questions as to why WWE is finally re-activating him now are sure to linger, but the easiest answer is that Bryan has clearly indicated that he plans on performing again, and if WWE passed on the opportunity, it's impossible to ignore the value he could add to a company like New Japan Pro Wrestling, currently riding an unprecedented wave of stateside popularity.
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This is true of both the clumsy mechanics, which are ever present and impossible to ignore, and its story, following the boring moral compass of biker Deacon St. John, who roams the world in the years after an event turned the whole world to shit, claiming to operate by a "code" but refusing to allow said code to operationally manifest into action.
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It has been quite a journey, and though it was impossible to look at the list of 2342 men who played in the first round on Thursday and not notice the stars who were missing, it was just as impossible to ignore what the moment meant to da Silva and many of those who had decided to seize this unexpected opportunity.
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But "it is impossible to ignore some of the details that link them together," including the style of writing and the dating of the pottery found next to it, which date to the First Temple period, when the biblical character would have lived, said Anat Mendel Geberovich of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Center for the Study of Ancient Jerusalem.
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Shocking but not surprising revelations from John Bolton's book manuscript, which The New York Times reported over the weekend, have made impossible to ignore what everyone has known for months: President Trump withheld hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine to benefit himself politically, and against the strenuous objections of his top aides and both parties in Congress.
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Whether you're a Devil's Blood acolyte looking for a fix in former member Oeds Beydals' guitar acrobatics, a Dutch music aficionado keeping tabs on the members of proto-punks Gewapend Beton and doom legion Mühr, or simply an eager riffhound with an ear for hot new-old sounds, the waves that these sweaty, soulful rock'n'roll veterans have been making are impossible to ignore.
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But as forty-nine people lay dead and more than fifty are wounded, it is impossible to ignore that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's first instinct was to use the tragedy to congratulate himself and raise conspiracy theories about our president holding sympathy for the attacker.
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She'd tried to suppress any unease she felt about Hadden's plea deal, but once she saw the pattern, it became impossible to ignore: Hadden's attorney, too, was a longtime friend of Cy Vance Jr. A spokesperson for the DA's Office denied that certain lawyers get more access than others, and noted Vance's policies aimed at reducing racial and economic inequality in the criminal justice system, such as ending bail requests in most misdemeanor cases and declining to prosecute marijuana possession cases.
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