What was one of the more unbelievable stories you discovered?
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What happened next was even more unbelievable, but just as true.
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Perhaps even more unbelievable would be a Knicks team that is really good again.
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Even more unbelievable, the job offered full health care benefits and a 401(k) plan.
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DIY Network's "Bargain Mansions" was also called out for some of its more unbelievable elements.
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One of the more unbelievable mistakes made was the purchase of 10 new streetcars last fall .
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Heroes maintaining secret identities in this day and age would be one of the MCU's more unbelievable elements.
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Nothing could seem more unbelievable to the family than the idea that John Sheridan killed his wife and himself.
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The word certainly makes sense in a year where events worldwide were seemingly more unbelievable and extreme than usual.
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The win was made even more unbelievable by the fact that the Gina won the lottery just two months earlier.
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Parker's quickness is impressive, but his reflexes to read exactly when to turn on the jets are even more unbelievable.
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Making the situation even more unbelievable, though, is the crucial fact that this show airs on a publicly funded channel, KRO-NCRV.
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It gets even more unbelievable when Bellinger, a yoga enthusiast, starts talking about WHY he has a pair of goats in the first place.
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If you get a couple more unbelievable quarters and it doesn't go up, I'm going to have to tell you to cut and run.
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Borat first teaches Kimmel a surprising translation of the late night host's name, then claims that Donald Trump is one of Cohen's more "unbelievable" characters.
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It may sound unbelievable that mankind is so powerful as to warm Earth's atmosphere, and even more unbelievable that mankind is capable of reversing it.
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In recent weeks, Islamic State fighters and civilians have emerged from the town as if from a clown car, disgorged in ever more unbelievable numbers.
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But if we don't embrace big, bold initiatives that simultaneously address the sustainability of our environmental and economic future, the real headlines will be far more unbelievable.
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The more you read and hear about what Urban Meyer did and didn't do, the more unbelievable it is that Ohio State let him keep his job.
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Just when it seemed the Roy Moore sexual assault scandal couldn't get more unbelievable, someone went ahead and pretended to be a Washington Post reporter in a robocall.
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To make matters even more unbelievable, it somehow remained wrinkle-free post 6-hours in a suitcase and awed other wedding attendees with its unexpected low price tag.
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Incredibly, an aircraft tug can still be seen sitting upright—a scene that's all the more unbelievable given the ship plummeted some 2003 miles before settling on the seafloor.
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And this season of SNL had a stronger-than-average hit ratio when it came to ripping unbelievable news from the headlines and spinning it into something even more unbelievable.
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And even if Cam didn't get that memo, he knew all the other men were upset with his initial interruption, so for him to then do it again was even more unbelievable.
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Rebecca's denial was present through the entire first half of the season, getting more and more unbelievable with every passing episode — until it all came spilling out during the pivotal midseason premiere.
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"It's unbelievable to see what folks are going through, but it's even more unbelievable just how great this community is, and [to see] all these folks that have come together," Fieri said.
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"Ollie had only just finished treatment himself for Hodgkin's lymphoma so it seemed even more unbelievable that from a beautiful little family of three this could be happening to two of them," Miller wrote on the family's JustGiving page.
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But I stand back and witness it unencumbered, refusing to let it wash over me like a tide, utilizing the full capacity of my mind's faculties to try and comprehend as I click from article to article, each more unbelievable than the last.
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It's the perfect stage for a farewell to adolescence, tale of self-discovery, or story of seasonal romance — all narratives The Last Summer tackles in its many interwoven plots, and then pumps full of characters more unbelievable than the cancellation of Santa Clarita Diet.
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Icahn on Tuesday referred to Fujifilm as a "supposed 'partner' whose conduct over the last year is more unbelievable than what you see on fictional TV shows like House of Cards or Billions," referring to popular television series about Machiavellian intrigue in the corridors of political power.
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The fanfare that surrounded the announcement of the current James Bond (Daniel Craig arrived to the announcement by boat) and the level of speculation over who his successor might be make it even more unbelievable that, in the late '60s, the actor who replaced Sean Connery in the role of the suave British spy was an Australian mechanic and model who had never acted in a single film.
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"Mishael was always ready to commit 110 percent to the material that was on the page, which is an acting partner's dream." While he enjoyed playing it, James thought it was one of the more unbelievable plots Devon was involved in.
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A 1986 New York Times review said that, after a "properly taut start", "the solution to the mystery becomes apparent early on and that leaves the movie...tumbling rapidly into ever more unbelievable situations". Jeff Jarvis of People magazine called When the Bough Breaks "a nice, tight, tense little murder mystery" with "some neatly shocking scenes".
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In July 2010, Deller placed Steph at number five on her list of worst characters of the last seven months. She said "Steph's decline over the past few years has been pretty heartbreaking for those of us who remember the sassy, pretty, smart young woman that she was when the Scully family first arrived on Ramsay Street. Since then, she's had a tedious love life, been miraculously cured of cancer (which in true Neighbours-style could definitely return if she had a baby and could then definitely return again if she had an abortion), been ruined by marriage to the insufferable Max Hoyland (who we still haven't forgiven for murdering CamRob), had an unbelievable romance with best mate Toadie and an even more unbelievable friendship with Libby (when clearly the characters hate each other, and it's more of a 'frenemy' thing)".
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