Perhaps the most improbable aspect of Brighton's highly improbable automatic promotion push is the presence of Chris Hughton.
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That is, where the statistically improbable becomes probable if only because of the highly probable convergence of other statistically improbable trends or events.
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Vikings 29, Saints 225 | Divisional Round MINNEAPOLIS — About a half-hour after securing the most improbable victory of the N.F.L. playoffs with the most improbable pass of his improbable season, Case Keenum sat facing his stall in the Minnesota Vikings locker room.
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EditorsNote: Changed to write-thru, updates with quotes, additional details throughout An improbable goal-scorer lifted an improbable champion into the Stanley Cup Finals.
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Just improbable victory after improbable victory, over and over, until the whole world is in thrall to peace and justice, worshipping at the altar of Steph Curry.
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Unity likely wanted Improbable to pay up if they were going to be hosting the Unity Runtime on Improbable servers, but the two couldn't come to an agreement.
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A Democratic victory in an Alabama Senate race would rank as one of the most improbable, astonishing outcomes in the last few years of improbable, astonishing political events.
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"How are people in this situation supposed to react when this is such an improbable situation after already having gone through such an improbable hurricane situation?" she said.
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Op-Ed Contributor Princeton, N.J. — In Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express," the detective Hercule Poirot proposes an improbable theory to explain an improbable murder: Maybe they all did it.
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He is an improbable cocaine user — he is an intellectual scuppered by goggly eyes — but this is an improbable campaign: men seething with ambition fighting for a cup poisoned by Brexit.
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The World Cup's improbable country matchups — Peru versus Denmark!
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They said it because it was funny, and borderline improbable.
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Documentary filmmaker Michael Moore makes a salient, if improbable point.
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Freeing every delegate, like Haugland wants, may be highly improbable.
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And Sanders was, to say the least, an improbable candidate.
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These narratives tend to overlook the simple fact that improbable
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If they fail, his improbable pathway starts to disappear entirely.
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FLCL is an improbable, minor success story of the 2000s.
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It seems improbable that he would have forgotten that one.
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At the turn of the century, that scenario seemed improbable.
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The conflict pits two equally improbable alliances against each other.
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It is a city so picturesque as to be improbable.
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But her survival in New York had been improbable, too.
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The investment was said to value Improbable at $2 billion.
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Every superstition and improbable streak piles high in their favor.
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The idea is wildly improbable, yet interesting to think about.
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In any other year, a McAdams win would seem improbable.
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This was a most improbable rescue against the longest odds.
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Being a rapper and playing the NBA felt very improbable.
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"It's the most improbable scenario I could imagine," he said.
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Bernie Sanders still has time to mount an improbable comeback.
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Ms. Arby's rise to fame seemed improbable from the start.
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His campaign had improbable wins, unexpected endorsements, and changing dynamics.
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In Venezuela, even the most likely to succeed are improbable.
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With interest rates already low, further big gains are improbable.
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Mr Giuliani liked Mr Lutsenko's improbable version of events, though.
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"Tonight an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," he said.
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Consider the improbable friendship of George Bush and Michelle Obama.
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De por sí fue algo sumamente improbable la primera vez.
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Double your fun What's more improbable than winning the lottery?
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A handful of Trump backers celebrated their candidate's improbable win.
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"You prepare for the probable, not the improbable," he said.
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But those contacts came after Mr. Trump's improbable election victory.
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Why it matters: Since her improbable 2018 win over Rep.
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Soon the improbable duo of Nick and Izzy becomes an even more improbable threesome: They find themselves in a reluctant partnership with Ronald Dacey (Edi Gathegi), a high-ranking member of a Haitian gang.
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The image of that improbable group, gathering in that improbable space, captures Kantor and Twohey's own sense of awe and near-unreality at what their reporting over the previous few years had brought about.
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Their journey back to the building had been circuitous and improbable.
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What we're setting out to do falls between improbable and impossible.
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Scully was still sporting her small gold cross and improbable heels.
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Improbable raised $20 million from venture firm Andreessen Horowitz in 2015.
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The only hope you have against the Patriots: insane, improbable, luck.
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Mr Franco's twins, though improbable, are based on real-life characters.
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Now she's back, with a #TBT that seems even more improbable.
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No, it wasn't Leicester City, the new, improbable Premier League champions.
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Mr Jennings's book is rich in fond hopes and improbable ventures.
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Presidential candidates often make improbable claims, and Trump is no exception.
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The trajectory of her life seemed not just improbable, but impossible.
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A glance at the map would indicate how improbable this is.
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He frequently relives his improbable 2016 victory in speeches and interviews.
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Improbable as this may sound, the question he raises is legitimate.
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It's time to consign the mythical, improbable, and pointless Mayweather vs.
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While still improbable, it revealed that people didn't lie as much.
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TV Sports Seven weeks remain in an improbable Premier League season.
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The improbable Doug Jones win in Alabama is a key example.
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Six months ago, we informed Improbable about the violation in writing.
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The question, then, is why Improbable seems to have been targeted.
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Admittedly, this all seems improbable considering the plants' most famous adaptation.
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I said that this sounded like an improbable change of career.
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And Biden isn't the only one with an improbable comeback story.
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His improbable ascent is a measure of Italy's suddenly turbulent politics.
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Alexander Wilson lived an improbable, deceitful, destructive but undeniably intriguing life.
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The improbable scene at the restaurant is potentially rich satirical territory.
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David Levering Lewis's book, "The Improbable Wendell Willkie," is aptly titled.
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Buttigieg's improbable and history-making campaign survived and thrived on momentum.
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Improbable as this sounds, we're not talking enough about Zion Williamson.
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Like many such direct actions, it was both practical and improbable.
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I was off duty thanks to an improbable and undeserved survival.
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Could these words, beautifully improbable, possess the power entrusted to them?
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In 2018, Improbable also lost its chief legal officer, Rob Miller.
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An Improbable spokesman said the company had significantly expanded in 2019.
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But Israel's improbable transformation may have given Weitz a new idea.
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It's improbable that 20 GOP senators will vote against the president.
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The star and his friends offer harrowing accounts of improbable rescues.
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The promotion of an improbable goal is not Reason Rally's sin.
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Unity pulls nuclear option on cloud gaming startup Improbable, terminating game engine license Yesterday, Improbable announced that Unity had terminated their game engine access and that developers that used SpatialOS were in danger of losing their work.
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Ali's losses devastated me, which only made the improbable comebacks more incredible.
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But it proved the strength of Sally's memories, even the most improbable.
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It might seem an improbable choice for someone aspiring to help people.
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A lack of political will among their leaders makes both options improbable.
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Creating Virtual Worlds with Herman Narula (Improbable) and Maureen Fan (Baobab Studios)
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To put it another way: Highly improbable events are all around us.
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Improbable may be pissed at Unity, but they still want them back.
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It may sound like an improbable scenario, but Sjoqvist is not alone.
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In act three, they launch their completely improbable plan, and it works.
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Nurse was allegedly kidnapped at birth and found after an improbable coincidence.
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With this improbable (if sweet) development, "Exit Strategy" takes a sentimental turn.
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Not at BYUtv, which recently unveiled an improbable-sounding genealogical competition show.
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It has been an improbable and remarkable 24 hours for Team Trump.
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But they also have a nasty habit of sharp, statistically improbable tumbles.
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"We really see this as an inflection point for Improbable," Holmes said.
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I loved reading about Carter's improbable rise to the world's highest office.
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In recent years, venture capitalists have funded all manner of improbable ideas.
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Then the idea of a President Trump seemed improbable – but not unimaginable.
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The day is always saved, at the last moment, by improbable events.
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Bran was the Frodo-esque wee hero embarking on an improbable quest.
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A group of underdog players beat the unbeatable team in improbable fashion.
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It also harbored another distinction: the most improbable completion of Week 12.
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Maryland trailed by the improbable score of 220-237 at the half.
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Ms. Fisher, 68, offers elliptical, impressionistic answers when explaining her improbable career.
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Despite its serious concerns, "The Winter Soldier" brims with improbable narrative pleasures.
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An improbable play date The coyote and the pupper should be friends.
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All those serious-minded movies and shows that once seemed so improbable?
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They got that in the end, but only after an improbable comeback.
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It only contributes to making Kushner's mission impossible that much more improbable.
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After winning an improbable victory in the movie "The Candidate," U.S. Sen.
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Only Congress could repeal the Volcker rule, and that is politically improbable.
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They now need just one more win to complete an improbable turnaround.
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Beating Cincinnati, and in improbable fashion, cleared a major hurdle toward that goal.
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A full recovery sustained through his athletic prime might be even more improbable.
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This is, perhaps, the most improbable and inspiring chapter of the story yet.
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Improbable as it seems, someone could break his record for career victories, too.
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Until recently, Mr Juppé was the clear favourite, marking an improbable political comeback.
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And you talk about space and aliens and the improbable and the impossible.
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Instead, history would prove that Kennedy was imaging an improbable, yet possible future.
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We dismiss many of the most likely threats while obsessing over improbable events.
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That is improbable, since the Tigers' military defeat in 2009 was so total.
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Public anger with the chaebol, South Korea's conglomerates, makes such special treatment improbable.
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But it does also make Spain's descent into reactionary Italy-style stagnation improbable.
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With Barkov out, fourth-line left winger Micheal Haley became the improbable hero.
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It's highly improbable Veselnitskaya will come to the United States and face arrest.
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It's one of the most irresistible, if improbable, Hollywood stories of recent times.
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And yet this "meat puppet" future seems as improbable as it is undesirable.
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THE line separating the improbable from the impossible is hard to pin down.
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It seemed so improbable, Kelly hadn't even told the rest of the band.
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The magazine today attempts to explain Leicester City's wildly improbable Premier League championship.
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Journalists also seized on the story and spun its implications to improbable ends.
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The ceiling was an improbable 23 feet above me with a glass ceiling.
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In the end, this future is impossible at best and improbable at worst.
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It seemed improbable in her youth that Canada would be her new home.
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For years the flashes first seemed either improbable or at least vanishingly rare.
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Of course, DaSilva would need even more improbable outcomes to make that sum.
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In all honesty, that scenario is unlikely and improbable, but certainly not impossible.
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Donald Trump is prone to boasting of his ability to accomplish improbable feats.
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Coming off their most improbable victory yet, the Republicans would beg to differ.
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Wright's first-inning solo shot was not improbable, but his reaction was fitting.
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On the Republican side, it drove the improbable success of the Trump campaign.
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I think that would be very improbable," Price told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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Most improbable, Anna consumes cases of Merlot and an incapacitating quantity of opioids.
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By the time of Talbott's speech, such a scenario was looking distinctly improbable.
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Hinckley's people remain on call for emergencies, which can arise under improbable conditions.
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Titled Improbable Worlds, the structure is a raw, meticulously-crafted piece of woodworking.
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Philadelphia nearly responded due to an improbable reception by tight end Zach Ertz.
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There are now plausible — however improbable — electoral map routes to victory for him.
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They show us that, with practice, even the most improbable things become possible.
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My sister managed my Senate campaign and pulled off the most improbable upset.
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Andrew Yang's improbable run was originally about addressing the threat of job automation.
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Political cycles love stories of trajectory: an improbable rise or a tragic fall.
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Source: Business Insider, "Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life"
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It's not improbable to deduce that the Cinderella in question was Summer herself.
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But "The Split" isn't a lightweight soap that relies on improbable high jinks.
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He accomplished his improbable lucky streak through painstaking observation, with no electronic assistance.
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And over the years he has scored some improbable legal and political victories.
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Amazon blamed the new invasion of privacy on an improbable chain of events.
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Improbable has developed cloud software called SpatialOS, intended to create large-scale simulations.
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It will be hard to do justice to Ghosn's improbable rise and fall.
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Farther south, a conservative radio host launched an equally improbable campaign against Rep.
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Palmer wasn't the only Hall of Famer impressed by Sauers's improbable comeback story.
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Timothy Egan Pretend you are that most improbable of combinations — a lovable billionaire.
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Rather than evade or elide these criticisms, Improbable incorporated them into the story.
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It was a wildly improbable thing to have done in the first place.
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We are spinning on an improbable planet in the middle of cold space.
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Now, they are one win from an improbable trip to the conference finals.
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As a girl, that made my own highly improbable professional dreams seem possible.
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And a quick note to the Annals of Improbable Research: Please never stop.
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It's a continuing, improbable experiment in self-governance, of devilish scale and complexity.
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It's the people, who act as one because they share an improbable idea.
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At the noisy end of the room, Graham was cheerfully encouraging improbable schemes.
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Rick Scott's improbable Florida win in 2010 and was pollster for Kentucky Gov.
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Mr. Johnson — full name Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson — is an improbable populist.
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Many put Obilić's absurdly improbable rise down to the notoriety of their owner.
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In some improbable way, I hope whoever they represent is watching me learn.
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The Tahitian soccer team, which you may remember from being total badasses by scoring a highly improbable goal (we're talking about a country of 183,645 people, total) in the 2013 Confederations Cup, has gone and scored another highly improbable goal.
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The premise of Irish filmmaker Aoife McArdle's first feature film, Kissing Candice (not to be confused with the Long Island horror metal band of the same name), is improbable in the same way everything important is improbable when you're a teenager.
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Large photographs depict improbable women's hairdos by Guido Palau and makeup by Pat McGrath.
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That fury has led to the rise of wildly improbable candidates in both parties.
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Although such an achievement seemed improbable not long ago, it was all but inevitable.
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In fact the experiment was specifically designed to avoid such an outcome, however improbable.
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On Sunday night, the Patriots completed the most improbable comeback in Super Bowl history.
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At first glance, there could scarcely be a more improbable recruit for liberal economics.
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They're a team filled with the most improbable stories and the most unlikely stars.
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But Mr Lee doesn't seem interested in the details of his improbable true story.
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Perhaps Kris was right after all: getting to season 32 wouldn't be that improbable.
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Even in those cases it's still very improbable, and usually subsides after 24 hours.
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Such a concentration of northern tones in a British cabinet is, for now, improbable.
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Author Shomari Wills details those and other similar improbable success stories in Black Fortunes.
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Even if this plan had been impeccable, it needed improbable good fortune to succeed.
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Maxwell's endearingly improbable story takes place in a men's shelter, at which Rosemary works.
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Game 3 of the National League Division Series provided a handful of improbable moments.
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Then, of course, there is the danger lurking even in an improbable, permanent success.
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But the judge might have been talking about his entire, at times improbable, career.
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Islamic State's reversal seemed improbable in June 2014 when its fighters swept into Mosul.
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It makes the first kiss feel as high-stakes and improbable as your own.
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It is improbable that any president would forgo that option while Russia retains it.
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As improbable as it seems, Cardi insists this was not a WWE-type moment.
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But Jason Bourne goes further into abstraction, making the tech explanations vague and improbable.
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That plan became more improbable last week as high-profile Democrats supported Mrs. Clinton.
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History suggests why certain kinds of change are less improbable than they may seem.
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But Shang-Fei convinced me, by sheer calculation, that this was not so improbable.
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This raises a question that has tantalized some observers during Mr. Trump's improbable campaign.
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It has invested in the likes of Nvidia, Improbable, Brain Corporation, Pentuum and others.
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The improbable silence in the universe has since become known as the Fermi Paradox.
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Improbable brings its massive multiplayer platform to Unity game engine So, how'd this happen?
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Schwarber's improbable return culminated in a rush to get him as ready as possible.
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But the sheer oddity of it all struck me as nothing short of improbable.
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It was the only movement in the room, and it leant an improbable earthliness.
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When you encounter an image from "Babel Tales," it seems improbable and utterly mysterious.
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That brought up Suzuki, whose 16th homer of the year capped the improbable comeback.
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This short documentary navigates her improbable rise and continued success (she's still just 23).
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Assuming that Sarah Gilchrist survives the grueling curriculum, a medical career still seems improbable.
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In a time that seemed so improbable, it was said, the impossible had happened.
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By the end, they have together achieved a sort of improbable apotheosis of empathy.
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Instead it's the beautiful, improbable "One Day at a Time," a multicamera family comedy.
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With one more win, he will match Federer's two improbable major titles in 2017.
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An international conspiracy on this scale seemed hard to credit, and still seems improbable.
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We admired the fountains with water sprouting from improbable places at Place de Concorde.
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PRINCE CHARLES The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life By Sally Bedell SmithIllustrated.
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Even in an impeachment drama brimming with improbable characters, Robert F. Hyde stands out.
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It would be a testament to an improbable career that just keeps chugging along.
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His ideological maneuvering eventually got him fired, though he lasted an improbable 17 months.
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Then, last Wednesday, the improbable scrambling was transformed into a serious matter of state.
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But others said his life had given him cause to believe in the improbable.
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He lived in the West Village, so the request was neither improbable nor impossible.
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Republicans are already rolling in the negative advertising to stop Mr. Ossoff's improbable rise.
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" George Washington, too, was pessimistic; Madison's defeat seemed to him "not at all improbable.
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Even a year ago, such a meeting would have been improbable, if not impossible.
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And now for something completely improbable: the history of the universe in one hour.
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Of course, Juventus's progression was improbable, but it did not feel impossible, even beforehand.
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Something improbable but increasingly necessary as counter-point to our impetuous click-bait culture.
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"When improbable things happen, some pay consequences," Mitchell posted on Twitter early on Wednesday morning.
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Once revealed, Onion property Clickhole was quick to lampoon the improbable poaching of humorist talent.
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That's the call from Google as it gets behind a tiny British startup called Improbable.
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That sounds logistically improbable, but it would explain why they're rehearsing out in a yard.
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Stocks have been on a powerful rally since Trump's improbable victory in the November election.
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More importantly, it all feels necessary to his vision of this improbable and inexplicable circumstance.
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But they're supposed to stop drastic, improbable drops that could happen under the old system.
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But if he does leave this season, few would begrudge him a final, improbable success.
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If a new grand coalition is improbable, the question of coalitions with the FPÖ arises.
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Bong likes to choreograph wildly improbable chases and fights, but he doesn't cheat at physics.
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Its new airport terminal was designed to accommodate an improbable ten-fold jump in traffic.
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Early deals include ARM, Nvidia, Roivant Sciences, Improbable, Brain Corp, Plenty, SoFi and Guardant Health.
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To offset this loss, those to America would need to rise by an improbable 58%.
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"I like that it's driven by infinite improbability because our ship is also infinitely improbable"
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But it seems improbable a senior Catholic leader will emerge to head such an alliance.
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The most improbable thing is that this short film is based off a YouTube comment.
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It's an improbable concoction, but it's one you can recommend for reasons beyond its novelty.
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The spider isn't teleporting, of course, but it is pulling off something almost as improbable.
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It's a type of compulsion really, because these attacks are illogical and improbable to us.
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We should never stop having conversations about the future, no matter how ridiculous or improbable.
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Jeff Pearlman is the author of Gunslinger: The Remarkable, Improbable, Iconic Life of Brett Favre.
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If she succeeds in this, it will be one more improbable footnote to Mazurenko's life.
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Rao, a reticent scholar with government experience but little popular support, was his improbable successor.
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But, this is not the most improbable moment of "Nailed," as this episode is titled.
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As it turns out, this conclusion seemed improbable for a good reason: It wasn't true.
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Improbable has worked on infrastructure models for autonomous-vehicle fleets and telecommunication networks, as well.
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During his tour of the wildlife on Midway, he paused to make an improbable remark.
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Donors, however, might be reluctant to keep funding the Never Trump movement's increasingly improbable quest.
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In anticipation of the next catastrophe, public buildings in the parish stand on improbable pilings.
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Slack, DoorDash and Improbable Worlds are among other startups that have received Vision Fund cash.
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The lead grew to 213 shortly before halftime, and the highly improbable felt faintly possible.
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Director Daniel Cloud Campos' new short, Shiny, reminds me of these vicious and improbable battles.
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Kings 109, Cavaliers 95 Vince Carter scored 24 points in Sacramento's improbable win over Cleveland.
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Most nod to the possibility of steroids, if only to wave it off as improbable.
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But the writer Tal Pinchevsky has told the improbable story of Tony Hand from Edinburgh.
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My son read it off a touchscreen: a news alert, an improbable age of death.
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Now, the plane may have a future that is no less improbable than its past.
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And as improbable as this ever-expanding dream may sound, serious people took him seriously.
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Still, the idea of introducing insects into the Western diet would have once seemed improbable.
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The software is primarily advertised to game developers, but Improbable also counts clients in defence.
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"Tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," Buttigieg told a cheering crowd in Iowa.
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His victory — still improbable — would constitute punishment of the Tories for the disaster of Brexit.
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So, regardless of the improbable assertion of extra-terrestrial involvement, this is an interesting thing.
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The improbable matter and elegant manner of the writing put me in mind of Borges.
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He associated novels with improbable romances, or mere entertainments; "Pamela" was intended to be instructive.
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One arm is bent at an improbable angle; a sizable cockatoo sits on her hand.
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Rising from the fjord in front of us was a vast, improbable collection of icebergs.
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Then this year, he added an improbable line to his résumé: Decatur school board member.
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"Gun Island" demonstrates Ghosh's belief that the improbable has a place in serious literary fiction.
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But improbable discovery is what it's all about at Showplace Antique + Design Center in Manhattan.
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Mr. Brown then segues, with an Astaire-like grace, into more elaborate and improbable ruses.
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David Wisnia, above, and Helen Spitzer had an improbable love affair at Auschwitz in 1943.
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Our history on his improbable comeback, from the people who were there, tells the story.
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However, most analysts find such an arrangement between Ms Suu Kyi and the army improbable.
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If removing the president by impeachment is unlikely, this is an even more improbable scenario.
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Slack, DoorDash and Improbable Worlds are among other companies that have received Vision Fund cash.
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Trilobites This week, in an improbable turn of events, the sound of silence went viral.
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So when the p is small, researchers start to think the null hypothesis looks improbable.
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In the foreground, at an improbable angle, a few exotic mollusks gleam beneath the water.
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It may seem highly improbable that one person could find so many of these things.
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Unity pulls nuclear option on cloud gaming startup Improbable, terminating game engine license Unity, the widely popular gaming engine, has pulled the rug out from underneath U.K.-based cloud gaming startup Improbable and revoked its license — effectively shutting them out from a top customer source.
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You throw in curveballs like the various special needs we have and it becomes very improbable.
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Now it appears that Daniels' fascination with improbable social mobility and success are clouding his judgement.
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That suborder of dinos survives to this day as birds, however unrecognizable and improbable it sounds.
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It begins: Two years, ago your name came up in one of the most improbable places.
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In the first place, the trajectories of the particles are "highly improbable" under the Standard Model.
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Satya Nadella is doing the improbable: Turning Microsoft around by changing both its business and culture.
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It's improbable that a few hairs would harbor enough harmful microorganisms to affect the gastrointestinal system.
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A couple of plays later, the Seahawks scored an improbable touchdown, their first of the day.
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Conservatives dubbed his pact with radicals and communists the geringonça, a term for an improbable contraption.
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Coyle refers to Barada's breakout as "an ignition event" — an improbable athletic achievement that inspires others.
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A few weeks after hearing about the improbable job at Managed by Q, Garcia had it.
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It is improbable that this was the first occasion in history something like NOTCH2NL has arisen.
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The Vision Fund has put close to $500m into Improbable, which had previously raised only $52m.
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At rallies, he managed the improbable exploit of getting cheering crowds to wave European Union flags.
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But again, the winds of change are stirring, coming out of the most improbable place: infosec.
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Improbable as it may seem, this pattern is likely to reach every corner of the globe.
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Yet leaders in Brussels, Berlin and Paris consider Georgian membership of either club improbable for now.
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The investment for a a minority stake will value Improbable at more than $1 billion. nyti.
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Nothing's impossible but a Trump Administration has seemed quite improbable to us for a long time.
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"Tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," Pete Buttigieg told a crowd in Des Moines.
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It may now be best for Britain if EDF calls it quits—however improbable that is.
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They are joined by Citymapper, Datasift, Huddle, Improbable, Lyst, Moo, OneFineStay, Secret Escapes, Songkick and Swiftkey.
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George Mason University's improbable path to the men's Final Four in 28500 is just one example.
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I have often said that success without democracy is improbable, and democracy without women is impossible.
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It seemed improbable that agents would find written proof that Clinton intended to violate the law.
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To date, its investments have included deals with ARM, Nvidia, Uber, Improbable and Flipkart, among others.
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Improbable as it sounds, I manage to sleep seven or so hours all but one night.
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Moreover, there are solid reasons to believe that such a worst-case scenario is rather improbable.
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Things that seemed improbable just 2191 or 20 years ago are now part of modern living.
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Check out the improbable journey that is a photocopier becoming a trumpet in the video below.
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The story remained obscure—I never learned who the relatives were—but was no longer improbable.
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Mr. Oppenheim welcomed the political engagements and conflicts entailed in bringing his improbable proposals to fruition.
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Kids lie — not everything they say about the classroom is true, especially when it seems improbable.
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Donald Trump stayed on offense in 28500 and willed himself to an improbable White House win.
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He ran against the rules in defiance of conventional wisdom to pull off an improbable victory.
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He became a knuckleballer late in his career, and it made for an improbable success story.
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The reward for her and the audience was an improbable, inevitable Nora Ephron-style happy ending.
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And so, when the p is small, researchers start to think the null hypothesis looks improbable.
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But many continued to credit a story that, while improbable, was also strangely plausible, and appealing.
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Ms. Hendry's improbable path started in November 2012 when she posted her first drawing on Instagram.
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In hindsight, this shift to the Baroque might not be as improbable as it first appeared.
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He kept boxing, though, and got another improbable title shot in 1994 at 45 years old.
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Williams says he only practices shots that he will attempt in games, however improbable or acrobatic.
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That this would happen to him was of course not inevitable, but nor was it improbable.
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The analysis didn't account for a "Black Swan," a term for an improbable and unforeseen event.
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Now they go back on the road with a chance to finish off this improbable run.
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His trajectory from pizzeria to late-night host was too improbable to keep to himself, though.
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For three days, the national disaster agency put the number of missing at an improbable 113.
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" He said his caucus performance, while still unconfirmed, meant "an improbable hope became an undeniable reality.
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Devised-theater companies like Improbable fumble their way to a completed piece through trial and error.
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Thais are avid netizens, spending an improbable ten hours online each day, according to the government.
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The other is a disaffected lawyer on the run with a stranger turned improbable soul mate.
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The result is an institution that feels as improbable — and as refreshing — as southern Tasmania itself.
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He recalled the 2008 campaign that started him on his improbable journey to the White House.
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It's part of why they used amateur actors, many of whom have become improbable cult stars.
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SoftBank-backed software startup Improbable has hired a new chief financial officer, the company announced Tuesday.
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Van Beirendonck, who is 20093, has been designing improbable, idiosyncratic men's fashion for over four decades.
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Accounts filed in March show that Improbable&aposs losses ballooned in 2018 and its revenue declined.
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After months of predictions of its premature end, Bernie Sanders's improbable run continues its forward movement.
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Yet, we continue to go down the wrong road, increasingly reaching a place of improbable return.
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And I was doing it in a way that's particularly improbable these days: on a budget.
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Instead, they prefer highly improbable pursuits in which Puerto Rico has no reasonable chance of competing.
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And we sat down with Vin Diesel, the former bouncer who became the franchise's improbable hero.
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But that assumed that Israel would get to the semifinals, which seemed improbable at the time.
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Dikötter's broader point is that this manner spread to the most improbable corners of the world.
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"Even a year ago, such a meeting would have been improbable, if not impossible," Evich wrote.
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The win that Trump wants—funding for his campaign promises including a border wall — looks improbable.
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My advice is to plan for the obviously probable, and don't sweat the unlikely and improbable.
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My advice is to plan for the obviously probable, and don't sweat the unlikely and improbable.
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It can also look braver, more improbable, more political — just by the fact of its existence.
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It is "extraordinarily improbable," he argued, that 20 women would fabricate reports of drug-facilitated assaults.
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One more Williams sister match in a final—something that seemed improbable not that long ago.
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These images celebrate Bernie Sanders's improbable rise on the wave of a shared desire for revolution.
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Herzog's approach takes belief seriously, no matter how improbable or illogical it sounds to the outsider.
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And do you want to know just how improbable, just how utterly Browns even that is?
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — A week ago, President Trump stood before Congress as an improbable unifier.
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Saturday, Green Bay recorded an improbable touchdown as time expired, making the score Cardinals 1373, Packers 1363.
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Rwanda's economy and history also made it seem an improbable candidate for achieving high HPV vaccination coverage.
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I don't enjoy professional wrestling and the amount of sweaty manliness and improbable plot twists is commensurate.
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That's one reason why the relationship between the NAACP and the church's leadership is an improbable breakthrough.
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Davis said last month that it was "very improbable" Britain would retain membership of the single market.
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"Hicks was an improbable campaign press secretary and senior White House official," the Associated Press wrote Wednesday.
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He also said the company will go public by 2019—a prediction Axios' Dan Primack finds improbable.
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Speculation that Trump would "change" for the general election proved improbable after the Republican and Democratic conventions.
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The attacks on U.S. police are an improbable part of what experts describe as a ransomware epidemic.
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A selection of other investments include ARM, Nvidia, Flipkart, Paytm parent One97 Communication, OYO Rooms, and Improbable.
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In 2013 Thomas Piketty published his improbable blockbuster, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", which explored inequality.
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It seemed improbable, many suggested, that Epstein could kill himself without help, or without his guards noticing.
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Many in the markets had previously come to consider this scenario for Fed tightening to be improbable.
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Nothing is impossible or even improbable in Riverdale, and that's what makes it such a lovely place.
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The endurance of Letourneau's connection to Fualaau is, to some outside observers, one improbable fact among many.
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The attackers managed the improbable feat of breaching and manipulating a nuclear facility's heavily protected industrial controls.
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The portrayal of the AIDS epidemic is predictable, while some of the other developments seem wildly improbable.
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Those who had worked tirelessly as volunteers for his improbable political adventure were thrilled, to be sure.
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According to the Standard Model, these interactions drive the mass of the Higgs up to improbable values.
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Or a silly celebration of seemingly dubious science, courtesy of the satirical journal Annals of Improbable Research.
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To outsiders, Levandowski's return to the autonomous vehicle stage might have seemed improbable just a year ago.
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The famed astrophysicist took to Twitter to explain that the chains are improbable for yet another reason.
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Memphis, meanwhile, is probably headed for the NIT barring an improbable run to the AAC tournament title.
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The final tally came in improbable fashion after the Cowboys tied the game with 44 seconds left.
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The campaign says they will if he somehow pulls off an improbable comeback and wins in November.
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Even skeptics in the brain sciences are glad that Musk and his cohort are attempting the improbable.
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The shifts in the currency and options markets show this outcome suddenly looks a little less improbable.
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But it's not OSP's skillset that makes him an improbable victor at UFC 197, it's Jones' excellence.
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The first movie may have been bad, but it has since become an improbable source of nostalgia.
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While it seems highly improbable, Pillo Health has given itself a year to finish building its product.
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The Improbable Journey of Barney Frank (6/1 - 6/30) Have something to add to this story?
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When Mr. Wolf, 212, reflects on his improbable latest act, he can only sit back and laugh.
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So Curry dipped beneath him and put up that most improbable of shots, a teardrop 3-pointer.
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In the convention halls of Middle America, Bernie Sanders is the leader of an improbable progressive movement.
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The whole shebang was given life by a highly improbable marriage between our narcissism and our idealism.
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Editorial Donald Trump ascended the dais on Thursday night as the most improbable of Republican presidential nominees.
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The key would be three or four candidates surviving in this splintered field until summer — still improbable.
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It is improbable the official hurricane death toll is high enough, said Martínez, the funeral home owner.
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The emergence of Donald J. Trump makes a serious national conversation about government's role even more improbable.
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But Tual thinks that's improbable because shorting in high sums would be conspicuous on the crypto-exchanges.
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Now, this might all seem improbable, if not impossible, but it would appear these cups have handles.
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This, too, seems a highly improbable reading of the textile, with no known precedents in Islamic art.
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After I start photographing I slip into the moment and improbable amounts of time passes without me.
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Even then, a full-fledged return to an era of back-alley, coat-hanger abortions seems improbable.
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"Hey Lloyd," he'll hear a stranger call out in some improbable locale, like the streets of Edinburgh.
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Which seemed improbable, with Adichie's glittering bag on the table serving as a kind of tabletop lighthouse.
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By contrast, Silicon Valley moguls seem to favor spending money on improbable but impressive-sounding long shots.
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It seems improbable, after all, that the narrowly divided Senate would actually pass a tax on endowments.
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The only reason Schaerbeek officials caught the error was due to the improbable number of ballots cast.
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In the past few weeks, Tiger Woods has made a seemingly improbable comeback on the golf course.
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Albarn's dark fantasy of a seemingly improbable Trump election has come to life, making Humanz particularly poignant.
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The path to their improbable wild-card berth, closer Blake Treinen said, started with a selfless attitude.
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Mr. Ebony, her former bandmate, said the move was not as improbable as it might have seemed.
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Futterman places the reader in the middle of the action, a spectator to the story's improbable unfolding.
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The concept was popularized in Nassim Taleb's book " The Black Swan: The Impact of the High Improbable".
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Leaders before him did improbable things too, he pointed out, like abolishing the army in the 1940s.
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"I think this has made it feel less improbable and more believable in modern terms," he said.
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Biologically, it seems improbable that pubic hair care regimens or removal would contribute to vaginal yeast infections.
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"Nowhere Boy" is elegantly structured, plausible in its improbable plot and studded with moments of rapturous prose.
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"Tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," Buttigieg told supporters in Des Moines on Monday night.
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Nasin Kadry's improbable rise, our Opinion contributor writes, is representative of the hybrid culture emerging there. 10.
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So the show registered as an improbable act of summoning and sustaining vitality under energy-sapping conditions.
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No spoilers here, but the novel's denouement is improbable enough to have flown in from outer space.
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Some of the best athletes walked away from their games, while others staged comebacks and improbable victories.
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And media reports this week also flagged difficulties at GetAround, Oyo and Improbable, three other SoftBank bets.
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Ironically, Improbable is winless in three starts this year but was undefeated as a two-year-old.
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Related: We have an article about an improbable love affair between Jewish inmates at Auschwitz in 1943.
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But coming up with wild and totally improbable theories is half the fun of watching the show.
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Cook's improbable catch was the pinnacle of a game that was the pinnacle of this N.F.L. season.
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Jackson was still seen as an improbable choice, compared with Michael Dukakis, Richard Gephardt, or Al Gore.
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We should honor his legacy by doing the improbable, promoting fairness and equality in the Senate workplace.
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And yet Sony TV has successfully shepherded several improbable revivals in this era of unexpected TV headlines.
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The plaintiffs have long said that the companies deliberately looked the other way at the improbable quantities.
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Some are dressed in improbable combinations of donated clothes: a tiny tuxedo jacket paired with basketball shorts.
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The Fall River police began their search by concentrating on local immigrants, but an outsider seemed improbable.
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Given the constitutional limits, it is improbable that Pheu Thai will be able to form a government.
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As unlikely and improbable as it might have seemed, Texas Tech was headed to the title game.
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At least with Eugene, McDermitt has managed to make the character's improbable moral descent interesting, if confusing.
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Improbable and Epic Games establish $25M fund to help devs move to 'more open engines' after Unity debacle Just when you thought things were going south for Improbable the company inked a late-night deal with Unity competitor Epic Games to establish a fund geared toward open gaming engines.
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Improbable and Epic Games establish $25M fund to help devs move to 'more open engines' after Unity debacle Improbable now seems to be claiming that Unity basically changed the rules on them and was trying to bully them into a deal that none of their other partners have requested.
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After Trump's improbable election win, the rest of the Berkeley College Republicans leaned into their conservative beliefs, too.
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President Trump's improbable campaign focused on the singular importance of trust — trust in Donald Trump against all comers.
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Dobbs' 47-yard Hail Mary was hauled in by Jauan Jennings to give his team the improbable win.
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It caps off an improbable season for a team beset for decades by an improbably long championship drought.
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But a year later, she was baptized before network TV cameras by a most improbable mentor: The Rev.
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For his improbable resistance to it, Mr Sessions, an objectionable politician, deserves all the support he can get.
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Books for Cooks was founded in 19603 by Heidi Lascelles, when London was still an improbable food destination.
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That's highly improbable for a fleet barely a fifth the size of its predecessor and at half readiness.
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BEFORE the presidential election, Wall Street dreaded Donald Trump as a dangerous, unpredictable and disruptive, if improbable, president.
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By contrast Ms Le Pen, with improbable restraint, has dismissed such calls and urged respect for the law.
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" Over all, she wrote, "it's an improbable triumph that finds Mr. Lee doing his best work in years.
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Instead of being one of a faceless crowd, these individuals appear sharp as a human defying improbable odds.
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They want to change the status quo and are willing to fund the intrepid to do the improbable.
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You're still holding out for McDreamy to somehow make a miraculous and highly improbable return to Grey's Anatomy.
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New York (CNN Business)An Egyptian soccer hero and a sporting legend who just completed an improbable comeback.
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Jeff Pearlman is an author of the new book Gunslinger: The Remarkable, Improbable, Iconic Life of Brett Favre.
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A few years ago, drinking mezcal in Bangkok was about as improbable as Donald Trump running for president.
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It may help their improbable bond that Mr Philippe, his friends insist, does not covet Mr Macron's job.
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And James says he knew the moment his Cleveland Cavaliers were on the brink of achieving the improbable.
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Even with its flaws, the play is mostly successful in establishing its improbable comingling of space and time.
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It's frustrating that a movie that seems so improbable actually got made, only to fall so incredibly short.
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Yet the outlets' rapid growth looks improbable when compared with the sluggish rates of other Facebook news pages.
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Now researchers have turned to yeast to do something more improbable: manufacturing the cannabis compounds CBD and THC.
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We like them because we know they're just on the right side of impossible — improbable, but somehow achievable.
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Improbable uses cloud-based computing to digitally simulate real-world locations for use in games and product design.
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To reorient America's foreign policy, Trump needs a deal-maker who can make his improbable vision a reality.
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Minnesota get improbable upset win over No. 6 Maryland MINNEAPOLIS — For Minnesota, it was a long time coming.
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Bill Nelson's already improbable path toward victory in the recount for the Florida governor race has gotten narrower.
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Yick Wo was one of the most unique, improbable, and pivotal civil rights decisions in American legal history.
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Still improbable—but closer to what people would actually need to do to counter the efforts of recruiters.
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Breakingviews Bank of America's chief executive, Brian Moynihan, is making progress — but the ultimate goal still looks improbable.
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Maalouf played tracks from his 2015 album "Red & Black Light", including the title song, "Elephant's Tooth" and "Improbable".
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" The most improbable wins were summed up with an unassuming "That wasn't the way we drew it up.
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He will be found in Queens, sitting on the bench for the Mets' improbable late-season playoff run.
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We unleash heroes who inspire and unite countries and tell their stories of impossible triumphs over improbable odds.
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Reacting to his improbable save, Familia screamed on the mound, clenched his fists and bounced up and down.
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Unlike the claims of Ford and two other women, these new allegations were anonymous and at times improbable.
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But as the clock ticks down in the final hours until the scheduled vote, that seems increasingly improbable.
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"We believe a theory a false flag although possible, is improbable," Kaspersky Lab explained in a blog post.
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Goodwin, who is 5-foot-9, jumped from near the foul line and just missed an improbable dunk.
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Estas medidas no son fáciles de implementar, por lo que es improbable que ocurran en un futuro cercano.
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Vakoch said that although it feels like a long shot, many previous astronomical discoveries also once seemed improbable.
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The goal was to add to his already-improbable tally, while raising funds and awareness for his foundation.
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You bemoan the compromises President Obama makes in office and launch an improbable presidential bid to succeed him.
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The current coronavirus outbreak has been called a true "black swan" event, meaning an improbable and unforeseen event.
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Kate and Lauren, no less than Sydney and the senator, are improbable exaggerations, caricatures with no human shading.
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Bernie Sanders' improbable bid for the Democratic nomination was also fueled in part by negative feelings about trade.
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"Aquaman" is an improbable movie, which in many ways makes James Wan the ideal person to direct it.
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Mr. Trump's improbable victory raised Mr. Papadopoulos's hopes that he might ascend to a top White House job.
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The novel opens on a demoralized postwar Italy in 1919 and chronicles the fascists' improbable rise to power.
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It's nothing, really — a jar of startlingly flavorful salad dressing essentially — but it does some improbable heavy lifting.
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First, he was all over pacers guard Rodney Stuckey as the Raptors mounted an improbable fourth-quarter comeback.
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By then, Liverpool had already staged an improbable comeback to get the semifinal contest back on even terms.
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But there was no planning for the Williams sisters, a tennis success story even more improbable than Hingis's.
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"Despite its serious concerns, 'The Winter Soldier' brims with improbable narrative pleasures," Antony Marra writes in his review.
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Devin Heroux: It is one of the more improbable comebacks in the history of curling — and perhaps sports.
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Karim Ansarifard put the penalty in the top of the net and Iran pull off an improbable draw.
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But the improbable rise of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has added pressure to come to terms now.
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To paraphrase a quote from Oscar Wilde — we need to believe in the impossible and remove the improbable.
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It is named for its improbable hero, the outrageous alter ego Winfried impersonates during his visit to Bucharest.
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But for her — and for this improbable but promising spinoff — it ends up being an invigorating new start.
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Leave aside the Senate contest and Beto O'Rourke's surprisingly muscular (if nonetheless improbable) bid to topple Ted Cruz.
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Improbable is a UK startup that allows customers, such as game developers, to create large-scale virtual simulations.
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Both are Rube Goldberg contraptions, all the more improbable for relying on the emotional reactions of their targets.
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Perhaps the most improbable part of all this is that there were ever TV shows about poor people.
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David Wisnia, above, and Helen Spitzer had an improbable love affair as Jewish inmates at Auschwitz in 1943.
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As for an outright sale: Musk's voting power and love for Tesla makes that hugely improbable, Munster said.
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You can see the building of a world that is both probable and improbable at the same time.
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It is highly improbable that either Mr. Bannon or Mr. Flynn will foster that kind of probing outreach.
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Finally, Henry David Thoreau's classic "Walden" has inspired what some are calling the world's most improbable video game.
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It started in his childhood, when the quarterback Brian Sipe led the Browns to improbable last-minute victories.
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This sounds strange and improbable, but just watch some of it and you'll realize how great it is.
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The movement was essential to sustaining his campaign against Hillary Clinton through an improbable primary and caucus run.
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Then, an improbable 20 minutes after efforts to revive him began, Nalu blinked and, slowly, his chest rose.
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But if 2016 proved anything, it's that we must not dismiss improbable-sounding electoral outcomes out of hand.
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Waging war against both countries simultaneously is a contingency so improbable that US planners can safely ignore it.
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"Then, suddenly, I got a chance too," Pliskova said of her improbable victory after facing four match points.
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He has also turned to a familiar rhetorical trick: citing support from vaguely defined and often improbable sources.
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A double-amputee Army Ranger and a corporate CEO have formed an improbable friendship after running four marathons together.
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The popular, albeit exceedingly improbable, idea that terrorists might acquire nuclear weapons extends this fear to its logical conclusion.
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Analytics teaches us to be wary of mushy narratives and improbable occurrences; fandom asks us to enjoy them regardless.
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Whether or not the raw terpene product will ever take off into the mainstream is uncertain, and maybe improbable.
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Even the improbable rise of Trump is an exercise in the will-of-the-people, anything-is-possible democracy.
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That would suit, among others, Zions Bancorp, a Utah-based lender with assets of $63bn—an improbable systemic threat.
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The Cubs put an exclamation point on 2016, a year full of epic, improbable and truly spectacular sports moments.
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ONE of President Donald Trump's more improbable achievements has been to make international trade negotiations into front-page news.
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That same reasoning explains Euron's improbable ability to take down Rhaegal and Cersei's sudden reinforcements from the Golden Company.
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But he concludes that accumulated experience and a greater thirst for justice may mean the impossible is merely improbable.
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I'm thinking of "Carol" and especially "The Big Short," which is surely in the running for Most Improbable Picture.
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"Improbable is building breakthrough technologies that are becoming vital and valuable platforms for the global gaming industry," he said.
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JAPAN'S prime minister, Shinzo Abe, was the first foreign leader to meet Donald Trump after his improbable election victory.
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As a result of these austerities — and of its continued, improbable popularity — "Perfect Crime" makes money, Ms. Russell said.
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I want to be comfortable during a summer filled with improbable necklines, but I also want to be invisible.
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We have 12 bakers, many with improbable backstories (like Paul, the prison governor with a "penchant for sugar craft").
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Anyone following Milo's improbable career might be wondering what changed to make his brand of brazen awfulness suddenly toxic.
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But because, first, improbable athleticism, drama and heroism can elevate the game to the level of art (see article).
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If we need a president who can double as an improbable action hero, Johnson might actually fit the bill.
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"One day, I can't believe it," Trump said as he remarked on how far his improbable campaign has come.
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Like an opera company facing the improbable popularity of sitcoms they figured the right people would still love opera.
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This episode situates this show within the rest of the Narcos universe in a brilliant but ultimately improbable scenario.
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Regardless of any findings, it would seem improbable that the same DOJ that passed up any charges against Mrs.
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" Founded in 2012, tech group Improbable has a mission to "power previously unmakeable games and answer previously unanswerable questions.
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If you have a yacht, you can host yacht parties in a choker and an architecturally improbable sports bra.
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The University of Hawaii and a number of independent oceanographers would later say his improbable survival was entirely possible.
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Risks such as fraud, hacking, malware, denial of service attacks and others were, to say the least, extremely improbable.
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Trump's improbable victory was a "huge shock," German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen said on broadcast network ARD.
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But doing so is logistically complex, and highly improbable, as it would require a vote of the committee members.
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As of Tuesday night's 'BiP' this seemed totally improbable -- Vinny left the island after a blowout fight with Izzy.
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To me, that figure is so large, it's improbable I'll ever be able to save enough for a deposit.
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Yet it raises the opposite question too: what, then, has held such an improbable regime together for so long?
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Her next book, Unholy, about the improbable alliance between Donald Trump and the religious right, is forthcoming in 2020.
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Few teams had had more improbable ascensions than Syracuse, the fourth double-digit seed to reach the Final Four.
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The Hill on Saturday looked back at the Vermont senator's improbable rise in the polls over the past year.
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But she began to reel off win after win before a loss to Samantha Stosur ended her improbable run.
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There has also been a statistically improbable percentage of votes cast for candidates backed by McCrae throughout the years.
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He is full of improbable, ludicrous ideas, and one of them, a horror story called "Zombie Wars," shows promise.
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At the end, the sudden lurch toward improbable happiness nearly gave me whiplash, but undeniably, I found it pleasing.
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Second, there is an improbable but real chance of new sector sanctions or a modest and dangerous cyber-skirmish.
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As improbable a task as it may seem to make a faceless, squid-like creature lovable, VanderMeer does it.
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The industrial state along with Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, helped propel Trump, a Republican, to his improbable victory in 2016.
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Meanwhile London-based Improbable bagged a whopping $502M for its virtual world builder SpatialOS just over a year ago.
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When you're trapped in an impossible situation, you will look for any sign of salvation, no matter how improbable.
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That is a real bargain compared with what a bookseller with the improbable name Supersonic Truck is asking: $1,942.
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The Midwestern artist's story is among the most astonishing and hope-inspiring examples of creativity flourishing under improbable circumstances.
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"I feel like we're favored by default this year," conceded Elliott Walden of WinStar Farm, which co-owns Improbable.
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Convenient for dramatic purposes, but laughably improbable (the white, black and red set design is courtesy of Ann Beyersdorfer).
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The lineup for Roulette's 2018 Mixology Festival, titled "Circuit Breakers," features an enticing series of improbable audio-visual pairings.
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Though that may be the festival's most improbable combination, its program promises many fertile musical and performative cross-pollinations.
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Mr. Hatch was elected in 1976 in one of the most improbable Senate victories, still, in recent American history.
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Here's a look at how an improbable idea promoted on the internet has become a cause for genuine concern.
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Top off your mint julep and place your bets: Will it be Tacitus, Roadster, Improbable or Game Winner (above)?
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To our grandparents' and our parents' generations, Israel was the improbable David, facing dangers entirely foreign to American Jews.
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Endowed with an improbable durability, this infrastructure of printed words retains much of its power to define the region.
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Even when a projected outcome is gruesome or improbable, some traders will try to make a wager on it.
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An improbable-looking 10-story building is somehow wrapped around a huge rock with the church at its center.
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Wireless power transmission (WPT) — as improbable and borderline magical as it seems — has been around for a long time.
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HEARTS BEAT LOUD Nick Offerman and Kiersey Clemons play a father and daughter who start an improbable band together.
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Suzy raced cars as a kid, and her need for speed guides this plot through its otherwise improbable turns.
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"Tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, told a cheering crowd.
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But the Sanders 2020 campaign, fueled by a populist message, does share some commonality with Trump's improbable 2016 run.
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"Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life" is that rare portrait — pro-Charles and anti-Diana.
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Women's suffrage, the direct election of senators, the Voting Rights Act – all these were at some point improbable notions.
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Rick Scott's improbable win in 2010 and played an advisory role in Matt Bevin's winning 2015 Kentucky gubernatorial campaign.
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The commercial space industry has written off the Lunar Xprize as improbable, and not worth pursuing, according to sources.
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"How ... improbable," Lowenstein wrote CNBC in an email when asked about Shkreli's choice of his tome during jury deliberations.
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Teachers protesting in red states have won improbable victories, while tech workers have gained major concessions from their companies.
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It's a caper movie, a modern-day Robin Hood tale organized around an elaborate, improbable but curiously plausible heist.
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By letting us in on Amy's plan, the story also exposed just how improbable a figure she really was.
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And that legacy all started with the improbable story of cheating bugs and the museum director who loved them.
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The competition, such that it is, is organized by the Annals of Improbable Research, a science-based humor magazine.
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If that's how it ends, the denouement will feel as inevitable as his union with Trump once seemed improbable.
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When this happens, it's easy to imagine a basic income going overnight from completely improbable to totally necessary. ♦
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This relationship is illustrated by the improbable mix of characters targeted with the sanctions announced by the Obama administration.
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It&aposs not often that the NFL and "The Bachelor" fandoms collide, but this Sunday, the improbable became reality.
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It looks highly improbable that the president will be able to muster the same support as the year before.
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He may have altered that perception on Wednesday night when he helped the Pittsburgh Pirates pull out an improbable win.
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"The sheer number of possible ticket combinations makes it improbable," said Kenneth Ryan, a statistics professor at West Virginia University.
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Stars who play the odds, for sure, but also stars who make the improbable routine—or fail spectacularly while trying.
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Jack Dorsey Is Gwyneth Paltrow for Silicon Valley Nellie Bowles examines the Twitter CEO's improbable rise as a lifestyle guru.
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It would be improbable to naturally find as many weird-looking people in a crowd as are in her universe.
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The computer science graduate founded Improbable with fellow Cambridge student Rob Whitehead, 26, after they met at a dissertation review.
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Holoborodko becomes a viral sensation, so much so that, however improbable the plot point might be, he is elected President.
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ATLANTA — First, the re-election bid of State Representative Blaine Eaton II of Mississippi ended in a statistically improbable tie.
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Since they didn't think of themselves as a team, just getting them together for each adventure involved improbable logistical improvisation.
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This has already been the most unorthodox French election ever, but even more improbable twists may be yet to come.
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It's such a wildly improbable, statistically nearly impossible thing to happen, they still can't even believe it sometimes, she says.
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There are cars that have already topped the Chiron's improbable in the 18 months or so since it's been out.
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Mr Macron owed his improbable victory in part to France's two-round electoral system, as well as to political luck.
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That seems both improbable and impractical, so companies like Cognata are filling the autonomous vehicle testing void with virtual miles.
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Because it worked beyond all expectations for Senator Bernie Sanders in his improbable near win of the Democratic primary season.
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But the Vision Fund has lots of early-stage bets too, such as Improbable or Plenty, an indoor-farming startup.
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Morrison's theory is a trail of improbable breadcrumbs worthy of the soapiest daytime drama, and Twitter totally ate it up.
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Democrats dreaming of an improbable steal of an Alabama Senate seat in December just got a promising piece of evidence.
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In 2016, Pinfield published a memoir about his career: All These Things That I've Done: My Insane, Improbable Rock Life.
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Just two years ago, the thought of receiving two Playboi Carti full lengths in a two year period was improbable.
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According to Kutcher, she predicted both the names of their baby and Donald Trump's improbable victory in the presidential race.
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Is the plan for a border wall contingent on his improbable promise of getting the Mexicans to pay for it?
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Going after Cruz Trump had an improbable run as the national front-runner for most of the summer and fall.
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It feels improbable that the festival would allow such a low profile for a setup that's so expensive to install.
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If AlphaGo wins, the team will have accomplished what had up until recently been considered impossible or at least improbable.
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For the moment at least, both of these possibilities sound more far-fetched and improbable than any bizarre news story.
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What we get next is a stirring sequence of Kevin narrating his many traumas and improbable comebacks like a sportscaster.
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The Heritage-Trump alliance is one of the more improbable developments in an election season that was full of them.
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Profar then delivered a sharp single to left field on the ensuing pitch, scoring Andrus and capping the improbable rally.
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In an improbable final act, he returned to the Super Bowl seven years later with the Cardinals at age 37.
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Indeed, in her account, Berlin conjures an improbable world in which management and frontline workers lived in conflict-free bonhomie.
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At the heart of the movie is the improbable friendship of the near-pacifist Dude and the violence-prone Walter.
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Doing that would be a good start to what would be an improbable comeback if the Sharks pulled it off.
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VILNIS VESMANewent, Gloucestershire True Englishmen do not flip "a middle finger at the establishment" (Bagehot, "The improbable revolutionaries", June 25th).
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But that is improbable: a quarter of security guards and two-fifths of people working in food processing are immigrants.
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He has defied sceptics and overcome setbacks over the years, all the while pushing on with innovations of improbable ambition.
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But Flores alertly stepped on third and threw to second base for an improbable double play that doused the threat.
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Improbable because the Cavaliers became the first team to rally from a 3-223 series deficit to win a championship.
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It's easy to point to hypothetical worst-case scenarios — they have real emotional impact no matter how improbable they are.
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Planet nine hasn't been spotted—its existence is inferred by the improbable orbits of a handful of distant, icy objects.
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Now that we know miracles happen, are there other long shots on the horizon that might rival Leicester's improbable win?
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Mets 5, Phillies 1 PHILADELPHIA — The Mets' improbable, topsy-turvy season has tiptoed to the edge of a crucial moment.
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And given the evidence of the Russian assault, the idea that an American president could trust Putin is highly improbable.
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The GOP holds 2202 seats in the House, meaning Democrats must claw back an improbable 2628 seats to win control.
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Although the combination of tomato and pumpkin seems improbable, in the case of this sweet and tart soup, it worked.
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The combination of Mr. Herzog's doggedly curious sensibility and the mysteries of the digital universe seems both improbable and irresistible.
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It's that his political revolution is winning, turning him into one of the most improbable celebrities in recent American history.
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The story apparently isn't as improbable as it may sound; the movie is based on a memoir by Ken Baker.
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Rizzo was himself running again for mayor and had recently won an improbable victory in a three-way Republican primary.
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Essentially, the research accurately demonstrated that the more improbable a non-word sounds, the funnier it is likely to be.
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Maybe Larry is mistaken for Bernie Sanders and, after a series of tragic and increasingly improbable misunderstandings, is elected president?
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These are streaks too improbable to go on forever and, on Saturday afternoon, both got snapped in the same game.
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Improbable The Europas is this year held in partnership with London Tech Week and our fantastic sponsors and event partners:
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Often the candy dessert seemed to float across the dining rooms, borne on trays by waiters like improbable pink clouds.
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The man behind the computer—a young doctor from Jordan named Humam Khalil al-Balawi—seemed like an improbable fanatic.
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I don't think I'm using the camera to do anything other than make you laugh at how improbable it is.
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On Tuesday, rescuers pulled off an improbable feat when they finished removing all 13 people from the Tham Luang Cave.
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But replicating its feat today would be an improbable task in the current regulatory climate, analysts and legal experts say.
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It seems so vastly improbable from our vantage point more than 50 years on, but these were truly utopian undertakings.
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As I wrote in August, the stock market in 2500 was magical — so strangely sedate that it was statistically improbable.
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Sports of The Times Given an improbable choice, which golden hoop phenom would you prefer: Kevin Durant or Kawhi Leonard?
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If twin Democratic triumphs in this part of North Carolina seem improbable, both men have a blueprint for political success.
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They forged an improbable, temporarily effective alliance with industrial workers, a convergence that many thought heralded a new revolutionary coalition.
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Cars and vehicles stuck up at improbable angles, many of them missing fuel caps — probably from scavengers siphoning off fuel.
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The improbable figure at the center of the new information was a "foreign policy adviser" to Mr. Trump, George Papadopoulos.
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Entonces, ¿por qué un presidente conservador, asediado por las protestas, se comporta de una manera tan improbable con los refugiados?
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But whoever gets to that semifinal, a steely Latvian with little to lose in her improbable comeback will be waiting.
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SoftBank-backed software startup Improbable deepened its operating loss to $82 million in the year to June 2019, filings show.
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A company spokesman said Improbable had focused on growth rather than profitability between 2018 and 2019, boosting headcount by 48%.
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SoftBank-backed Improbable deepened its operating loss to $82 million in 2019 thanks to hiring, R&D spend, and expansion.
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At their thinnest, the formations are a work of Lovecraftian geometry; improbable pillars propping up a lush tabletop of forest.
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For all his achievements, the 1968 Masters shadowed De Vicenzo and the two other golfers enmeshed in the improbable event.
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The City Council decisively approved the proposal on Thursday, taking a step that seemed improbable just a few years ago.
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Not since 1996, before Lance Armstrong began his improbable run of success, has the number crept so close to zero.
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Manning led the Giants to two improbable Super Bowl wins in 2007 and 2011, both against the New England Patriots.
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The man dubbed "the magician" for defying the odds to pull off improbable election victories had run out of tricks.
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Ostlund's version is a sharp, relentless satire of masculine insecurity and middle-class complacency, threading genuine discomfort among improbable laughs.
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Trump's fans imbue him with improbable prowess when they edit him into pro-wrestling videos showing him smacking down CNN.
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Cam Newton is no longer the only quarterback in the family who has led a team to an improbable win.
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Most promising, and improbable, is Pondicheri, a capacious restaurant-cum-"bake lab" behind a dock door in the Flatiron district.
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Georgia Tech bounced Indiana in round one, adding yet another improbable chapter to Josh Pastner's first season at the school.
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The connection feels improbable—as though there were a Falstaff Ale that really dates to Shakespeare's Stratford—but also apt.
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It may sound improbable, given what followed, but on that morning I had no thoughts of causing Jocelyn any harm.
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"The improbable explosion of my work online changed my life and the course of my illustration career entirely," Weiler writes.
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Here are the "winners" of this year's contest, as announced by the Annals of Improbable Research in a press release.
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But it's also improbable to think US negotiators would "want nothing to do" with Britain's healthcare market, despite Trump's words.
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But Holliday and the Cardinals probably felt a whole lot better after their improbable rally capped a four-game sweep.
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"After twenty years in office, the current President announced that he wouldn't seek reëlection," Guðni said, discussing his improbable candidacy.
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Buy it here >>A black swan is an event, positive or negative, that is deemed improbable yet causes massive consequences.
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But perhaps the only thing more improbable for France than electing Ms. Le Pen would be to elect Mr. Macron.
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My favorite posts are written with the chatty pragmatism of an interoffice email as they lay out highly improbable events.
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Richard Conniff The idea that the humble chicken could become a savior of wildlife will seem improbable to many environmentalists.
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Prepping for award shows can be a weeklong marathon in dread, resulting in a one-time portrayal of improbable beauty.
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And if you understand how prevalent they are [throughout the universe], you start to think, 'Oh, extraterrestrial life isn't improbable.
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Nationalists may however find improbable allies on specific issues, said Guntram Wolff, director of the Brussels-based think tank Bruegel.
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He got ample help from teammate Kyrie Irving, whose 223-pointer with 53 seconds remaining gave the Cavaliers their final lead — and one of the most improbable titles in the history of the N.B.A. Improbable because the Cavaliers became the first team to rally from a 3-1 series deficit to win a title.
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The system is so triply redundant in its safety awareness and practices that a catastrophic failure, while always possible, remains improbable.
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Jack Shafer argues that Trump's success so far is a "black swan" event, an unpredictable and unrepeatable concatenation of improbable circumstances.
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Furthermore, they argued that the steepness of the angles of the cosmic rays are also highly improbable within the Standard Model.
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In terms of class, we are quite obviously sited within a post industrial site in the midst of an improbable gentrification.
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"This is only just the beginning of where we need to go," 29-year-old Improbable CEO Herman Narula told Reuters.
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The conflict arose after Unity claimed Improbable broke the company's Terms of Service and distributed Unity software on the cloud. 3.
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WHEN a British television show, Top Gear, was marketed to the French a few years ago, it seemed an improbable proposition.
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For weeks it had seemed improbable that private investors would put in money alongside the state, as the European Commission insisted.
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However, as it became clear that Trump was going to score an improbable victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton, the market recalibrated.
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That he has come as far as he has in politics remains one of the most improbable stories of our time.
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THE 13TH AND 17TH floors of the Shard, towering over south London, make an improbable home for the University of Warwick.
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If that happens, it will be partly because Mr Narula drew the attention of a similarly improbable, wildly ambitious technology fund.
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Recent deals include Indian fintech unicorn Paytm, virtual reality Improbable Worlds, China's Uber killer Didi Chuxing, and global connectivity company OneWeb.
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Some Game of Thrones theories, of course, are more improbable than others (like Bran being the Night King: spoiler, he's not).
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Based purely on Oscars precedent, the odds of Three Billboards winning Best Picture without an accompanying Best Director nomination is improbable.
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This improbable architecture, made out of practical necessities, could be ruins of a derelict civilization or elements of a dystopian landscape.
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Improbable has some pretty grand ambitions for multi-player gaming and they've raised some grand venture capital to make that happen.
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For any other chemist, a rise to the upper ranks of the biological revolution ignited by Crispr would be beyond improbable.
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Manafort's work engineering Yanukovych's rise from disgrace up to the country's highest office may represent his most improbable success so far.
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Maybe not, but it's improbable, especially if you follow the "normal" application process of uploading your resume through an online portal.
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Japanese technology conglomerate, SoftBank, opted to back Improbable in a funding round which has valued the business at approximately $1 billion.
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It's Fisher and Gueldner who are responsible for turning the mundane canvas of an app update into an improbable literary project.
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This outcome has little benefit to VCs, and they will happily trade it for an improbable shot at a higher outcome.
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This lack of challengers should not detract from Leicester's achievement: there has never been a more improbable victory in any sport.
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The problem is exacerbated by another jukebox tic: songs bent into improbable shapes to serve a story they weren't designed for.
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Lastly, there's a more improbable—but also more far-reaching—way that the Supreme Court could gut abortion rights in America.
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Betty and Big Slim's improbable romance gets in the way of the locals' plan to do away with the pesky agent.
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And that's exactly what is giving the four-term representative's improbable presidential run a toe-hold in this early primary state.
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Feature An improbable tale of how a British maverick harnessed crowdsourced meteorological discoveries to reveal the poetic wonders of the sky.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)South Koreans woke to a political reality Saturday that seemed improbable if not impossible only months ago.
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I haven't caught anyone snickering to my face, but my new hobby must seem improbable to my family, friends and colleagues.
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The U.K.-based Improbable builds tools that allow developers to vastly expand the scale of the projects they are working on.
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Despite rumors that Carr could return during the playoffs, it's highly improbable — if that — he'll be ready by the Super Bowl.
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The top choice, at 21978-2, is Game Winner, followed by Roadster and Improbable, who were both given 5-1 odds.
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The straight line many of their members see impeachment to be, is in reality a tightrope running from improbable to impossible.
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Gaming technology firm Improbable has spent 2019 nailing down new gaming partnerships and acquisitions to show off its SpatialOS simulation software.
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That includes larger firms like WeWork and Uber and startups such as gym membership startup Gympass and gaming tech firm Improbable.
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"King Tot" suggests that packaging such beliefs in a dopey comic strip doesn't make them any less useful, improbable or profound.
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Prior to the acquisition, Improbable had already been working with Midwinter to develop an open-world, multiplayer survival game called 'Scavengers.'
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But arguing that Mr. Trump's nomination can be rescinded by second-guessing party bosses over the word "otherwise" seems highly improbable.
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From the moment the young actor heard of the project, he had been intrigued by its improbable story and conflicted hero.
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McIlroy, Europe's main man, needed to win it in order to lay the brickwork for another improbable comeback on American soil.
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For castaways adrift in space, the Red Dwarf crew does encounter a statistically improbable number of antagonists from week to week.
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The answer probably lies in the "partnership" that both Unity and Improbable allude they were in the process of reaching, i.e.
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He may also be his party's best hope for pulling off this year's most improbable feat: flipping a Democratic House seat.
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Why argue something so improbable, and so unexpected, unless they believed it had actually happened the way they told the story?
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But Trump struck a throbbing nerve on the right, making the N.F.L. an improbable symbol of permissive leadership and political correctness.
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Both historians agree on two key elements: Magic Realist paintings lack visible brushstrokes and their scenes are improbable rather than impossible.
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The rise and fall of the Gupta brothers is so improbable that in Saharanpur their story is told like a parable.
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As improbable as some of the particulars might be, Gamble seduces with her rich, rollicking portrait of life in Jacksonian Ohio.
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"The question is: quarantine with terrace or without?" she says abruptly as we stride along dressed in our improbable runners' clothes.
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Iran nearly took an improbable lead when Sardar Azmoun got behind the defense on a counter and went in on goal.
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It finally won a couple of bronzes, but the breakthrough came in 2002 in Salt Lake City, in an improbable way.
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Improbable as such a visit may sound, this is not the first time North Korea has tried to invite a pope.
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In a 2013 work, "Poured," she appears serene as an improbable amount of water gushes from a funnel into her mouth.
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"Tonight, an improbable hope became an undeniable reality," the former Indiana mayor told his supporters in Des Moines on Monday night.
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That included Mr. Trump, who faced his own challenge in 2016 after his improbable rise to become the de facto nominee.
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All four retain the insightfulness and sympathy of Russo's earlier work, but they are restrained, free of dramatic or improbable twists.
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It is where Donald J. Trump descended an escalator in June 2015 and began his improbable but ultimately successful presidential campaign.
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"This just seems like such an improbable proposition, that we would have a lame-duck Speaker for eight months," Massie said.
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The only signs of human habitation were fallow, neatly marked farm plots that crept up the valley walls at improbable angles.
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The existence of a debut as confident and allusive as "Columbus" is almost as improbable as the existence of Columbus, Ind.
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But even in these dire and at times hopeless circumstances, people have managed to do the improbable — fall deeply in love.
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Demand for the animals is driven by the improbable rise in popularity of a fermented camel milk drink known as shubat.
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Failing to win the nomination, he went the distance with Clinton and won an improbable 43 percent of Democrats' primary votes.
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Improbable said it was a fast-growing company and that, as it scales, what it needs from its talent would change.
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Bossa Studios built the multiplayer game "Worlds Adrift" on Improbable&aposs software but killed the game after low traction in May.
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It is deranged, its pilot as dense with improbable, hand-over-mouth twists as a particularly breakneck episode of Gossip Girl.
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A populist leader with improbable hair and a history of making racist and sexist comments, Johnson is often compared with Trump.
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As his Barcelona teammates raced after Sergi Roberto, an improbable hero on an impossible night, Messi peeled off toward the fans.
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Ever since Donald Trump's improbable political rise, many have attributed his appeal among the white, male voter base to economic anxiety.
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From this perspective, everything feels strangely possible: It is a swim through a flipbook of improbable vacation photos all stitched together.
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All of this makes the ascendance of Jidenna, a longtime affiliate of the R&B futurist Janelle Monáe, even more improbable.
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Gone is the druggy propulsiveness, the ecstasy of the high that injected such improbable joy into those wretched, long-ago lives.
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The brothers had pored over them for years but still gasped or bellowed now as each new, improbable human form materialized.
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Smith is also a great improbable outlaw, decent and dull-witted in the manner of the Coen brothers' most lovable nincompoops.
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It is highly improbable, because numerous Rohingya villages have been burned and their cattle and lands seized by their Buddhist neighbors.
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But that seems improbable because of Myanmar's long history of systematically depriving the Rohingyas of their legal and basic human rights.
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For the improbable lightness of those golden coats, with just enough salt and crunch before they give way to delicate flesh.
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Amazingly it could, culminating in "See How They Fly," a mind-bending, gravity-defying finale that successfully landed this improbable airship.
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He added four free throws in the closing seconds to help the Bonnies (29-215, 13-27) pull off an improbable win.
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This funding will come from a variety of sources including Unreal Dev Grants, Improbable developer assistance funds, and Epic Games store funding.
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That's improbable, to put it mildly, given that only a few GOP senators currently support legislation to stop Trump from firing Mueller.
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As improbable as it sounds, this is the logical endpoint of a development that is picking up speed in the telecoms world.
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Martin Garner, SVP at market research group CCS Insight, said Improbable now needed lots of developers using the platform to build momentum.
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Mr Renzi has fallen well short of such improbable ambitions, although he has shown greater reformist zeal than most of his predecessors.
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But Batiz is an especially improbable example of the C.E.O. as spiritual leader—her gospel is late capitalism taken to its extreme.
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The coroner concluded it was improbable that the fire had a mechanical cause and that it was likely that someone set it.
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The day's hurly-burly typified Ms. Ahmed's intriguing, improbable and perhaps ill-fated mission of attracting Muslim voters to the Republican Party.
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Everything veers to the right side of the ellipses – the sensational side, the side that goes too far, almost to the improbable.
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You can see how Improbable market opportunity could prove to be as big as the the worlds it hopes to help build.
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Given the number of seemingly improbable comebacks during the past year, fans could be forgiven for a mild case of upset fatigue.
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Jon Snow's trajectory towards becoming the King in the North was similarly improbable, given his childhood as the ostracized bastard of Winterfell.
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Premier League Even non-soccer fans are taking notice of Leicester City's improbable nabbing of its first English Premier League title yesterday.
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Britain has its own colorful political characters -- most prominently Johnson, who like Trump, operates from beneath an improbable edifice of blond hair.
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Chris Dixon, who led Andreessen Horowitz's investment in Improbable, has been tracking the VR market for years and backed Oculus in 2013.
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Improbable designed SpatialOS so that people can create their own space and have individual experiences, with the technology adapting as life unfolds.
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I would guess that the 'upside'—a benefit to humanity—though highly improbable, was much less unlikely than the 'universal doom' scenario.
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Even though full-scale interstate warfare between great powers remains improbable, there is still scope for less severe forms of military competition.
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Mr Foles's improbable success should serve as yet another reminder of the unpredictability—and quite possibly inefficiency—of the NFL's labour market.
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Combining two struggling banks looks like an improbable method of creating the robust "national champion" of which German ministers have been dreaming.
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But technology solutions for women's safety have low practical use—it's improbable that an alarm or GPS can prevent assault in time.
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Or will it be upstart sun and fun-seeker, JaVale McGee, who showed up all offseason in improbable locales, up for anything?
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The improbable victory of President Nicolás Maduro's United Socialist Party in 18 out of 23 governors' elections in Venezuela divided the opposition.
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"It would be easy to blame cord-cutting, but what is really going on is the improbable resurrection of cable," Moffett said.
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It has been reported that China could do the opposite—boost its exports by devaluing the yuan—though this too is improbable.
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Despite what her detractors may say, over the years, Kim has championed a number of seemingly improbable style combinations to surprising success.
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Much as with Sirin's first phone, the Solarin, the Finney looks too crude in its proportions and too full of improbable promises.
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What had handed him this improbable result was the poor performance of mainstream parties and the record abstention for a presidential election.
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She has even realized the improbable goal she set for herself as a young researcher: to make at least three major discoveries.
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Like Elon Musk setting up a fully functional production tent in the Tesla's factory's backyard, in a improbable—and thus far successful!
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The Economist, citing National Safety Council data from 2008, puts being killed by an asteroid as a hugely improbable way to die.
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Take Jesse and Melissa Berryhill of Santa Fe. They got saddled with a bad car loan, and buying a home seemed improbable.
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ORLANDO — Star Wars, a franchise that's full of myths, has developed a few myths about its own improbable creation over the years.
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It's highly improbable Disney didn't know kids would stand in the water -- they're not violating the "no swimming" sign ... they're just wading.
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Think of it as the plot of You've Got Mail — plus beautiful songs and Jenna from 30 Rock doing some improbable gymnastics.
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He had a bewildered, twisted half smile, as though struggling in vain to convey to these improbable witnesses that he remained unbroken.
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Our main promise is that you won't find any sappy love stories, improbable rom-coms, or undying declarations of soul-mate status.
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Trump and the 40-year-old French leader began their improbable friendship a year ago in Belgium with a jaw-clenching handshake.
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President Trump's current approval is at 40% and even a strong and improbable rebound gets him no higher than Obama's worst numbers.
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The meeting, which seemed improbable just 72 hours ago, will likely stand as one of the most humbling moments of Obama's presidency.
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Improbable, a British software firm that helps create virtual worlds, has acquired US video games studio Midwinter Entertainment for an undisclosed sum.
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"The prizes are for something pretty unusual," said Marc Abrahams, editor of the Annals of Improbable Research, and host of the awards.
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Ellen Hyslop was waxing poetic about the Toronto Maple Leafs' improbable run into the NHL playoffs despite having a young, rebuilding team.
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Democratic strategists said highlighting health care is one of the main keys for the Beshear campaign to pull off an improbable victory.
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"It's not impossible, but it's very, very unlikely and improbable," University of New Hampshire physics professor John Gianforte told the Concord Monitor.
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Epic has a fund that they set up with Improbable, Supercell is making direct investments, Tencent has been making investments for years.
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There's even concern, improbable as it sounds, that Moore could prove controversial enough to lose in December against Democratic nominee Doug Jones.
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A literary novel with a squirrel subplot may sound improbable, yet McKenzie adroitly skirts the line between the plausible and the absurd.
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She is the author of Choosing the Hero: My Improbable Journey and the Rise of Africa's First Woman President (Kiwai Media, 2016).
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One strength of the book is her acute awareness of how people have responded to chance accidents, improbable circumstances and unimagined consequences.
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Exactly 80 years ago this month, an improbable political duo introduced an emergency immigration bill and ignited a debate about our borders.
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The Full Holes debut comes at a time when incest—often referred to in porn as "fauxcest"—is having an improbable moment.
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He was the first artist to hire her, despite her shyness — an improbable drawback for a nude model, which is left unexplained.
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"Unity is a popular engine and that popularity extends to the people using our [game development kit]," an Improbable spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Would she ever again hear Anahah's laughter over the improbable genesis of multicellular biologic life through the sexual reproduction of slime molds?
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Fernandez was the improbable hitting hero Friday with a pinch-hit double that scored the go-ahead runs in the 12th inning.
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Cespedes's powerful bat helped carry the Mets to the World Series in 2015 and to an improbable wild-card berth in 2016.
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It is unclear what Berman's "options" might be; the prospect of extraditing a member of the British royal family seems diplomatically improbable.
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They were instead felled by bullets, shrapnel or disease, and remained in this cemetery through the improbable creation of a Jewish state.
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Most chairs have been fused together with new seams, but their gross rearrangements seem improbable given that they are made of steel.
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But a more plausible, if conventional, argument might be that transitions in those instances were not only improbable, but not even advisable.
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Democratic optimism about the 2018 midterms reached crescendo levels this winter after improbable wins in special elections in Alabama and western Pennsylvania.
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Instead, No. 13 seed Buffalo, which ousted Arizona in the first round, met Kentucky to try to keep an improbable run going.
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They are hoping to stage a revival of 2012, when their visit to Japan began an improbable run to a division title.
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Horses still planning to run in the Preakness include Improbable, fourth in the Derby, and War of Will, the seventh-place finisher.
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For weeks now, Canadians have been on the edge of their seats watching the Raptors make their improbable run to the finals.
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The lack of a formidable Japanese response evidently resulted from their belief that an American air attack was improbable, at the least.
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It is the centerpiece of an improbable effort for Russia to ski and snowboard its way out of a long-simmering insurgency.
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The improbable events set off celebrations from here, the easternmost host city of the World Cup, to the streets of Mexico City.
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Then there was Zlatko Dalic, the previously little-known manager who led Croatia on its improbable journey to the World Cup final.
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But long before that, the case was a subject of fascination among New York's news media, largely because it seemed so improbable.
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After Trump shocked the world with his improbable Electoral College victory, Chait tweaked the text to address the upheaval in American politics.
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In one sense, normalcy has returned to the Premier League after the craziness of Leicester's improbable surge to the title last season.
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With Hillary Clinton's lead in the popular vote reaching 2.7 million votes, the Democrats' losses are looking increasingly improbable but very real.
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Fans dug deep into their bank accounts and traveled long distances to witness the improbable rematch between two great Grand Slam champions.
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Ms. Davisson said that some fan fiction writers use their work to explore events that feel improbable in the current political climate.
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To those who cheered on the new president, the day was about a single man and his improbable path to the presidency.
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Yet an improbable return to politics four years later, when he won his old congressional seat in Charleston, helped mend his reputation.
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More than three months after a violent attack in the Bronx, Souleymane Porgo, a former street vendor, has made an improbable comeback.
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We scoured the web for great reads and found stories about cat-loving judges, a pizza chain's improbable comeback, and Oxford commas.
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The U.S. proposal "will in fact make a global solution very improbable", Paolo Gentiloni told lawmakers in the European Parliament in Brussels.
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Improbable made headlines in 2017 when it raised $502 million from SoftBank, then an unprecedented level of funding for a UK startup.
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Hicks was one of Trump's first hires as he assembled a lean team of aides who would launch his improbable presidential campaign.
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Some analysts said such a cap could be both politically and practically improbable, since health care rates usually rise faster than inflation.
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The upstart No. 63 seed from the South could not keep another improbable run going, falling to No. 4 Butler, 74-65.
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"In the long run, removing 100 percent of references to yourself from social media is highly improbable," she wrote in an email.
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She graduated from Vassar in the midst of the Great Depression with the improbable intention of making her way as a poet.
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"I guess there was something about some mathematician saying it's highly improbable, but definitely possible," Carolina Coach Ron Rivera said last month.
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Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, and Mayor Michael Tubbs of Stockton may seem like an improbable political duo.
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Soupault, whose style of disaffection favored plain living and high thinking, lived a lengthy literary life, never ceasing to write improbable tales.
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With an improbable record of "22012 street fights" and "20,000 barroom brawls," was Lenny Mclean the hardest street fighting man in Britain?
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In 2017 one of her followers invited her to the exhibition A Series of Utterly Improbable, Yet Extraordinary Renditions at the Serpentine.
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One way to make a coincidence feel less clumsy is to have the author acknowledge that what she is describing is improbable.
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The whole world knows Ali knocked Foreman out in Zaire, one of the biggest, most improbable, and inspiring upsets in sports history.
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It certainly would be wild for the existence of an extraordinary new sonic weapon to be discovered, but so far it seems improbable.
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This improbable deadlock led to a "super over", a tiebreaker never previously used in an ODI, which gives each team six extra balls.
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It's the same movement that Trump seized on early in his primary campaign that catapulted his improbable candidacy to the Republican National Convention.
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Improbable envisions their tech being used for simulations of complex real-world systems, one example being the behavior of fleets of autonomous vehicles.
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Jones' election is a significant — and improbable — blow to the GOP, which will now have just a one seat advantage in the Senate.
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It seems improbable that Jeremy Corbyn, the hapless old radical who bumbled into the leadership of the Labour Party, can long outlast him.
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Employing nearly 200 people, Improbable distributes computing power across thousands of servers to create highly detailed digital models, functioning like a vast supercomputer.
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What could Deripaska do, short of becoming an improbable activist, to demonstrate that he has given up meaningful connection to the Russian regime?
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In truth, the story of the improbable survival of Anastasia was just too good for most people not to want to believe it.
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It's fair, given that Sansa spent the last several years suffering and struggling and winning an improbable military victory for her entire family.
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At the same time, it is highly improbable that every single player at the tournament has been PED-free for his entire career.
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He recognized the challenge that Improbable was attacking and said he was shocked when he saw how close it was to a solution.
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Big shootouts all involve an improbable number of enemies coming at you in waves, and sitting behind cover shooting cops eventually gets old.
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Ultimately, he says, his goal is to enchant an audience into suspending disbelief: 'The duty of art is to make probable the improbable.
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A rate hike this week seems very improbable … the need to lay the ground for action after the U.S. election seems clear enough.
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It is hard to stay disciplined when your opponents in poker repeatedly draw the improbable cards they need to beat your strongest hands.
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HERMAN NARULA named his company Improbable for a business plan so outlandish and fraught with computing problems that only two outcomes are plausible.
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Head of Zeus; £14.9953The historian who inspired "Hamilton", Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical, argues that America's most improbable president has been badly misunderstood.
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In its first survey since Donald Trump's improbable victory last week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch found an abrupt change in investor sentiment.
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But resistance from MPs in Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union makes that improbable: she needs a mandate from parliament before she can agree.
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And since the group exploited any divisive social issue, it's not totally improbable that they'd eventually set their sights on the nofap agenda.
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But Boise State's inbounds pass found Lexus Williams, who then hit an improbable 256-point shot from beyond half court for the win.
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Still, for a figure as familiar as Clinton, getting voters to give her a fresh look would be the most improbable of feats.
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Thursday was supposed to be Trump's coronation as the Republican nominee, the culmination of an improbable rise to the top of American politics.
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The main problem with the notion that the DNC rigged the results for Clinton is that it requires one to assume the improbable.
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These considerations aside, it is improbable at best that Beijing will see it in its interests to oblige Mr. Kim to change course.
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"It's theoretically possible, but it strikes me as being improbable," Griffiths says of the idea of taking the "trip" out of psychedelic medicine.
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Some of the deals (OneWeb, SoFi, Improbable, Nauto) are expected to be offered to, but are not currently part of the Vision Fund.
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MalwareTech analyzed the malware in a testing environment and immediately noticed the code queried an improbable Internet domain name that did not exist.
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Our nation's capital is full of countless tales of humble servants who began their terms on an improbable journey to impactful American leadership.
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Following Omaha Beach in the rankings was Roadster (5-1), Game Winner (5-1) and Improbable (6-1), all three-time race winners.
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That led to speculation among Assad's enemies that Russia was contemplating whether to ditch Assad – an outcome many Syria watchers find highly improbable.
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Improbable as it seems, the country's biggest head-teachers' union, SNPDEN-Unsa, wrote last month to the prime minister, Manuel Valls, demanding clarification.
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For us, we have vast experience in the field and can recognize situations in the photo that are biologically impossible or ridiculously improbable.
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The improbable rise was almost over before liftoff, with Dempsey's youth career feeling more like a fluke than the start of something special.
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Its cavalcade of breezy colors, flashing lights, nature's most improbable animal the flamingo, and like, jumping marlins and shit, instantly draws the eye.
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The man on the left is in hockey gear—striped shorts, helmet, gloves, and a vividly improbable red-white-and-green camouflage jersey.
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An improbable reunion took place at the High Court in Kuala Lumpur this week, offering a snapshot of Malaysia's fractious yet incestuous politics.
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Certainly, the alternative scenario is very improbable: that hers is a calculated muteness; that she is keeping the facts from me on purpose.
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Postponing a possible decision to February would make highly improbable for the EU to impose sanctions on Italy before European elections in May.
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On live television, Beyoncé's improbable performance with the Dixie Chicks at the 50th annual Country Music Association Awards couldn't have gone more smoothly.
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His ascendance is all the more improbable because, in a previous post, he was considered one of France's most unpopular prime ministers ever.
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Another late-summer sprint for the Mets — with the Nationals much better, and without Matt Harvey, David Wright or Lucas Duda — seems improbable.
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No. 9 Colorado beats No. 22 Utah to clinch Pac-12 South BOULDER, Colo — Colorado completed an improbable journey from worst to first.
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But the improbable collapse of France's two mainstream parties -- which had shared power in France for 60 years -- paved his way to victory.
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"If someone told me (I would end the year as number one) at that time it was looking quite improbable," he told reporters.
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Trump seems to spend a lot of money making his hair look improbable, potentially enhancing it with a very unusual form of weave.
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Nine months after guiding the Foxes to one of the most improbable title runs in sports, Leicester City have fired manager Claudio Ranieri.
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These are improbable stakes for Greer: "We fight day and night to keep governments and corporations from screwing up the internet," she wrote.
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Lifeguards in red T-shirts rent out Li-Los, kayaks and umbrellas, then serve as waiters at the tiny, improbable beach bar, Maracaibo.
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They believe they have a candidate who might slip up on the low-profile Republican incumbent to win an improbable and unexpected victory.
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Now, Mr. Hussain's improbable journey — from asylum-seeking immigrant to petty criminal to trusted ally of government prosecutors, has taken yet another turn.
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Analysts said the movement's improbable rise already had begun to change the region in ways that would have been impossible just years ago.
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Cars came to rest at improbable angles and a once-beautiful golden-roofed mosque with a minaret askew lay teetering in the chaos.
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They have been similarly taken by the offense of the Final Four's most improbable contestant, Loyola-Chicago, the Missouri Valley Conference tournament champion.
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Haas's inspirational attempt at an improbable comeback was ultimately thwarted when the N.C.A.A. ruled that his brace did not conform to safety standards.
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Airplanes, with their cramped quarters and crowded conditions, would seem improbable settings for sexual assaults, but recent news accounts show they do happen.
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Through a series of improbable events, Axminster Carpets is now closely linked with a corporation that, image-wise, is the opposite of aristocratic.
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Maybe Juster's story is like an aircraft so delicate, light and improbable that being spoken adds just enough drag to bring it down.
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Arrival takes off from this insight in an undeniably sci-fi direction that is a little brain-bending, improbable in the best way.
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Mr. Wang set out, partly at least, to cater to that crowd, his Collection 2 an improbable meld of commerce, convention and kink.
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Last week, I wrote a post laying out what would have to happen for Bernie Sanders to pull off an improbable comeback victory.
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Robert Downey Jr. plays Harry Lockhart, a small-time New York thief who winds up, via a deliciously improbable circumstance, in Los Angeles.
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Jussie Smollett knows his career's on the line, and he's tasking his team with pulling off the highly improbable -- making him likable again.
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We didn't have a clue because this man's remarkable optimism made conversations about his own mortality impossible, the scenario they would suggest improbable.
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"It's highly improbable, but not impossible, that he never had a lick of flying except other than in a virtual world," he said.
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Background coverage: Andrew Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee, became Florida's first black nominee for governor in an improbable victory over his Democratic rivals.
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Moreover, it is highly improbable that President Trump could issue an order to fire nuclear weapons without his national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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But it is improbable that anyone other than a senior Russian military commander could have ordered the sophisticated antiaircraft system deployed to Ukraine.
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I knew little about the Lehman family going in and it is simply an astounding tale, filled with huge personalities and improbable achievements.
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He had a knack — confounding the Britons we defeated — for missing the easy throws and then hitting the bull's-eye with improbable consistency.
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The movies still feel larger than life and blissfully distant from it, even as life grows crazier and more improbable than the movies.
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She is the author of Choosing the Hero: My Improbable Journey and the Rise of Africa's First Woman President (Kiwai Media, June 2016).
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This is the sad outcome to what was once hailed as an improbable success story in Afghanistan's effort to eliminate violence against women.
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There have been occasions when a pass on a rival driver seemed improbable, only for Ricciardo to execute the move with ruthless precision.
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Cruz would have to take more than 80 percent of the delegates still available to win before the convention – a highly improbable feat.
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DRATS maximized the look with increasingly baroque confections, some with improbable wings and trompe l'oeil jewelry, like paste crystals sewn into the neckline.
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And Improbable also hired a new chief technology officer, Lincoln Wallen, who is the former chief technology officer of DreamWorks, the spokesman added.
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But everything else was blessedly familiar: flying cars, cars turned into improbable weapons, lots of fighting, and an endless series of car races.
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"Improbable is building breakthrough technologies that are becoming vital and valuable platforms for the global gaming industry," Mr. Nishar said in a statement.
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A bottle of top-end Garrus rosé from the Château d'Esclans, a Provençal wine estate, for instance, sells at an improbable €100 ($110).
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"I feel like we're favored by default this year," Elliott Walden of WinStar Farm, which co-owns Improbable, told The New York Times.
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No, it was the fact that then, as now, the subtext of this ridiculous story was the truth of my own improbable life.
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As wild as Jeong's swing for the fences celebrity guess is, it may not be as improbable as his fellow judges once thought.
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On Friday, Colon, the Minnesota Twins and the fans at Target Field were enjoying another improbable moment from the 44-year-old Colon.
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He's cited the improbable personal relationship he developed with Kim, a dictator 30 years his junior, as the nucleus of the diplomatic effort.
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Life on the Loop is an improbable equation by which the complex variables of boating and aging combine to produce something much simpler.
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Henry David Thoreau's classic "Walden" is the inspiration for what Smithsonian Magazine is calling "the world's most improbable video game": Walden, a Game.
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But if they can continue their improbable journey toward the postseason, they're going to have to handle opponents like the Bucks with ease.
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Suddenly Anthony has more than his father to worry about, and the adversity just keeps piling up, building to a ridiculously improbable climax.
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That would also make it improbable that Britain could secure the rapid free trade agreement it wants with the EU after it leaves.
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One wonders, however, what the comic purpose of swashbuckling perils and improbable coincidences is, other than to convey the fun of writing them.
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Even more improbable, across the street lived a family named Osborne, nearly identical to the last name of Spider-Man's archenemy, Norman Osborn.
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Trump used his speech to revisit some of the themes that helped him to his improbable victory in the presidential election in November.
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