Now, immigrants like Maria will face even more impossible choices.
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But Finazzo doesn't anticipate more Impossible shortages at Burger King.
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Somehow getting tickets to Hamilton just probably got even more impossible.
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Burger King is adding even more Impossible offerings to its menu.
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Recent events have made voting for DeSantis that much more impossible.
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I've seen more impossible things happen in the last two months alone.
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"So it's even more impossible to get a credible opponent," Mr. Glidewell said.
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Burger King is making its breakfast just a little more Impossible this January.
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Recently, it's seemed more impossible than ever for either side to understand the others'.
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But there is NO job more impossible than running the Department of Homeland Security.
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Then, it was a hockey own goal that couldn't get any more impossible or bizarre.
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Burger King is testing more Impossible Whoppers, bringing plant-based "meat" to the kids menu.
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But every time the experiment gets an upgrade, it decreases the chance to even more impossible.
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"His body's on E," Gbaja-Biamila says, right before Bynum staggers, somehow, through one more impossible step.
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And to make the situation even more impossible: the seemingly mid-30s Charles is actually Wes' father.
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But the more impossible his reality becomes, the greater the potential for, as the professor says, "transcendence."
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Because contemporary stardom is weird and contradictory and more impossible than ever to navigate, let alone master.
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Maybe it makes it more impossible for the bakeries of the world to deny queer customers a wedding cake.
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With every new abuse revelation, the tangled threads of the church's sexual culture become even more impossible to sort out.
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Though prophetic in many ways, Barlow's dreams of a borderless free and equal internet seem more impossible with each passing year.
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The only thing even more impossible to control than falling in love, the episode reminds us, is who your family is.
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It seems still more impossible that a quarrel which has already been settled in principle should be the subject of war.
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The way that alcohol targets the brain is much more impossible to track, and more scattered, than almost any other drug.
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Bret: That said, I'm betting President Leave-No-Grudge-Behind will find a way to make Barr's job even more impossible.
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But there is one rule that is far more impossible to understand, and far more unfair: the one that governs overtime play.
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Even just compared with last year, online order volume is becoming more impossible to forecast as the industry sets a new precedent.
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However, the internet's current wasteland of content somehow makes humor even more impossible as every one exists asynchronously on a different plane.
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"The changes you are making at the FCC will only make the fragile balance between artist and businessman more impossible to maintain," Coppola wrote.
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Instacart takes this inventory information in whatever form the grocery store uses, making an already difficult situation of grocery store inventory that much more impossible.
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West African percussion and lyric guitar riffs star in her lush takes on the familiar songs, making them even more impossible not to dance to.
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Even more impossible is to confine ourselves to the practice of punishment as they practiced it, which, to most modern eyes, was harsh in the extreme.
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Each only confirms one side's narrative about the other, deepening the gloom and suspicion, making a return to the days of détente seem that much more impossible.
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"The fact that you can't even access medical abortion [RU486] in the Northern Territory basically means that the more isolated you are, the more impossible it becomes," Doran tells Broadly.
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Yet, after a hard-fought duel between the two teams, the only way that Showalter could be bested was with an even better, more impossible version of his own shot.
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Our leading lovers (though they might question being so described) are also both citizens of a vast global nation in which instant communication has never seemed easier or more impossible.
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By coming back, though, Anderson Silva is forcing us to reckon with all our ugly questions about his past achievements, about all those impossible performances that now seem even more impossible.
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To see that woman now — Marian Goodman, one of the most revered art dealers in the world — makes the motorcycle story, one she tells bashfully, all the more impossible to conjure.
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The U.S. is wielding the big stick of sanctions while keeping saying they are willing to talk…" For trade talks to take place under the current environment is "even more impossible.
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McGonagall would only be around three years old during the main events of Crimes of Grindelwald, so a flashback to years earlier makes her appearance as a professor even more impossible. 3.
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To make this point, the publication is accompanied by a monumental sculptural rendition of the book; it is shoulder-height to the viewer, impossible to ignore, and even more impossible to read.
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It is more impossible, still, when the person showing signs is someone you love, someone you've seen smile and heard laugh, someone you've cried with joy for, someone whose diapers you've changed.
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Still, Queer Eye manages to do something that sounds more impossible than making over a dude with a mullet — stare straight into the American divide, and forge a feel-good show from discomfort.
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People look confused, and it dawns on me that I've fallen into the only task more impossible than convincing fashion people that I'm a fashion designer: trying to convince Italians that I am Italian.
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Or the Darlene show, which involves ever more impossible choices, or the Angela show, which involves trying to decide between past and future, or, hell, the Joanna Wellick show, which would at least be crazy and weird.
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Until a greater piece of the pro-life movement supports a method that embraces feminism, it will be nearly impossible to have rational conversations with the pro-choice community, and even more impossible to convince anyone of anything.
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"The longer this goes on, the more impossible it is for the civilian side of the government to escape international criminal responsibility for the human rights situation in Myanmar," Christopher Sidoti, an Australian lawyer and panel member, told reporters.
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It's a fine metaphor for how about, oh, two-thirds of the nation feels about the Trump Moment, where everything seems to suddenly and inexplicably be getting stupider by the day and more impossible to counter via any reasonable means.
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That consensus eluded Republicans for the entire Obama presidency—long enough to suspect it isn't going to arise now, magically, in the brief window Republicans have to make good on years' worth of promises that seem more impossible each day.
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Even so, I have to acknowledge how fortunate I am to be able to even have a choice between these different options, because hourly workers with irregular schedules or parents who work nights find securing child care an even more impossible task.
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But 25 days before the election, Trump's path to the 270 electoral votes needed to capture the presidency is looking more and more impossible by the day, as states he once said he'd flip from blue to red increasingly slip out of his reach.
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Read more: Impossible Foods' and Beyond Meat's plant-based burgers aren't actually healthier than the fast-food originals We pulled the nutritional info for the Beyond Burger and Impossible Burger patties to see how the two popular plant-based burger brands compared to each other.
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Not only does this segregation stigmatize the patients Part 2 was designed to protect, but in the modern day digital world it creates a dysfunctional maze of bureaucratic rules that are impossible for physicians and administrative staff to navigate and even more impossible to enforce.
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The mother cannot speak English, or read any language; the more complex and ambitious the son's work becomes, the greater the gulf between his writing in English and her basic Vietnamese—and the more impossible it is for her to understand him, in return.
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So far at least, for most Democratic primary voters, no matter how many professional Democrats say they won't work, promising "Medicare for All" and free college education is no more impossible than building a concrete wall along the entire Southern border that Mexico will pay for.
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The firms would later join forces again for the company's $8.3 million Series A. I chatted at length with Uzan about what lies ahead for the Drivy team, what Paris's startup scene is still in desperate need of, and how Softbank's power is becoming even more impossible to ignore.
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At the bottom of the table, Aston Villa's mission looked ever more impossible, with them still seven points adrift of the pack after a Marko Arnautovic double in the space of five minutes just after halftime helped Stoke City to beat them 2-1 at the Britannia Stadium.
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But at the same time, the danger is that the closer you get to the movie, the more impossible it's going to be to have any kind of fulfilling ending, because it's going to have to end with literally every character we know being slaughtered—with the exception of a couple of them, like Aughra.
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Read more: Impossible Foods' and Beyond Meat's plant-based burgers aren't actually healthier than the fast-food originals"Processed foods, whether they're meat-based or plant-based, aren't a nutritional need in our diet, especially when they involve low-quality oils," Whitney Stuart, a board-certified and licensed dietitian-nutritionist, recently told Insider of KFC's new Beyond Chicken.
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It's now more impossible than ever to discover what a photograph means or where it came from, whether it's of a dreary Christmas side dish, or a selfie on a volcano, or a couple posing holiday-style with their child on their driveway, but then it turns out the driveway is not even theirs and also, who knows about the child?
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Keith was also threatened by thugs, which made his relationship with Gina even more impossible. When he realized he wouldn't be able to win Gina back, Keith left town again, this time for good.
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Gavin's street life becomes progressively more impossible for him to handle, and though Anthony tries to help him, he disappears without warning. Hitting bottom in his emotional spiral, Anthony attempts to turn his life around by embarking on a mission to find his young friend.
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The Second World War made a quick re-establishment even more impossible. It took until 1996 until the political situation was stable enough to reconstitute the fraternity, within the Dutch-speaking Katholieke Universiteit te Leuven. At that moment many students who belonged to fraternities were members of the Cartellverband and studied in Louvain. The idea then arose to re-establish the fraternity.
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An iPhone app of the game was released in 2011. The App version follows the same gameplay as with the original version, but the controls differ. The player controls QWOP's legs and arms by moving their thumbs around in the diamonds on the screen. Kotaku called the iPhone version "4000 Percent More Impossible" than the original game and "An Olympic Challenge For Thumbs".
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Meanwhile, Rogo's group splits up, with Rogo taking the terrorist into deeper water to question him, while the rest of the group continues on the path to rescue. Rogo meets up with Richard's group and they all meet up again in the area where the bomb exploded. The debris is too packed to get through. When the navy arrives, their explosives make it even more impossible to get out that way.
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Because I was quite determined to put my stuff that I cut on the movie. :"He said that I was becoming more impossible than Peter Sellers. He said, 'You'd better hurry up and direct, then you won't be so annoying in the cutting rooms.'" Harvey's last two credits as an editor were his own directorial debut Dutchman (1966) and The Whisperers (1967), his last collaboration with Bryan Forbes.
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This was strongly backed by King Faisal of Iraq, overruling his elder brother Prince Abdullah on matters concerning the policies of his Prime Minister Rikabi, who set tactical plans for the Syrian Revolt, received Syrian casualties in Jordan and channelled Iraqi assistance to Syrian fighters. After the Syrian Revolt was crushed by the French Rikabi resigned from the prime ministership of Jordan because it became once more impossible for him to work with Prince Abdullah.
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Alberto teaches her about the history of philosophy. She gets a substantive and understandable review from the Pre-Socratics to Jean-Paul Sartre. In addition to this, Sophie and Alberto receive postcards addressed to a girl named Hilde from a man named Albert Knag. As time passes Knag begins to hide birthday messages to Hilde in ever more impossible ways, including hiding one inside an unpeeled banana and making Alberto's dog, Hermes, speak.
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When Mugulu hears from his sons that Kintu had been brought to heaven, he begins setting up the first of many tasks he wants Kintu to accomplish. Kintu quickly completes his first task of eating an overabundance of food and impresses Mugulu. Mugulu then creates a second task for Kintu to accomplish and tells him if he does so, that he will have his cow back and will take Nambi's hand in marriage. After three more impossible tasks are completed by Kintu, Mugulu tells him to take Nambi and his cow and return to earth.
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The results of each of these studies points to the existence of a state-dependent memory phenomenon. Further research on the subject continues to be carried out today in order to discover further implications of state-dependent memory or other situations in which state-dependent memory might take place. In 1979, Reus, Post, and Weingartner, found that when a person is depressed they find it nearly impossible to think of a time in the past when they were happy. The longer they were depressed the more impossible the task became.
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With the exception of Fort Saint Elmo, the fortifications were still intact. Working night and day the garrison had repaired the breaches, and the capture of Malta seemed more and more impossible. Many of the Ottoman troops in crowded quarters had fallen ill over the terrible summer months. Ammunition and food were beginning to run short, and the Ottoman troops were becoming increasingly dispirited by the failure of their attacks and their losses. The death on 23 June of skilled commander Dragut, a corsair and admiral of the Ottoman fleet, was a serious blow.
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He conceived the idea of using a vehicle that allows an operator to travel purposely and selectively forwards or backwards in time. The term "time machine", coined by Wells, is now almost universally used to refer to such a vehicle. He explained that while writing The Time Machine, he realised that "the more impossible the story I had to tell, the more ordinary must be the setting, and the circumstances in which I now set the Time Traveller were all that I could imagine of solid upper-class comforts." In "Wells's Law", a science fiction story should contain only a single extraordinary assumption.
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The peasant who owned the mare went to the queen for help. She told him to take a fishing net and pretend to fish on dry land where the king would see; when the king said it was impossible, he was to say it was no more impossible than oxen giving birth to foals. The peasant did so, and the king gave him the foal but got from him that the queen had given him the advice. He sent the queen back to her father, saying she could take only one thing, what she valued most, from the castle.
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Dummling makes his way to the castle, and each person who attempts to interfere is joined to the unwilling parade: the parson, his sexton, and two laborers. In the castle lives the king with the Princess (the Princess Prize) who has never laughed. But the despondent Princess, sitting by the window and glimpsing the parade staggering after Dummling and his golden goose, laughs until she cries. Dummling, after three more impossible trials including finding a ship that sails on land and sea, sometimes inserted in the tale, in each of which he is assisted by the little gray man, wins the Princess and everyone lives happily ever after.
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A > similar degeneration is taking place amongst peasants: an American farmer in > the Far West is today only a kind of subordinate engine driver. Also among > us in Europe it becomes every day more impossible for a peasant to exist, > for agriculture must be carried out in "large units"—the peasant > consequently becomes increasingly like an industrial worker. His > understanding dries up; there is no longer an interaction between his spirit > and surrounding Nature. Chamberlain's nostalgia for a pre-industrial way of life that he expressed so strongly in his Bosnia articles earned him ridicule, as many believed that he had an absurdly idealized and romanticized view of the rural life that he never experienced first-hand.
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Writer-producer Laurence Rees looks at the Kamikaze phenomenon - " What could be more impossible to understand?" [yet] he says, "one of the most extraordinary things which making the series has done is this - I think I understand now why some of them did it, down to a meeting with a kamikaze pilot, he actually volunteered to become a pilot - he explained the dreadful social pressure that he and his family were living under - if he didn't go to volunteer he knew his family would be ostracised, shunned, - from his point of view it was a sensible, sane thing to do." When U.S. Marines tried to re-take Japanese-held islands like Tarawa in 1943, the ferocious way in which the Japanese were prepared to fight to the death did not make the Americans respect them more. To many Americans, their refusal to surrender, like their attack on Pearl Harbor and their mistreatment of prisoners, became another sign they were a dishonourable foe.
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