"This is giving me the most unbelievable flashbacks," he said.
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It's one of the most unbelievable things I've ever heard.
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Sometimes, though, it's the little details that are the most unbelievable.
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We had the most unbelievable week where Pam Bondi is attacked.
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Reading them tonight it truly has been the most unbelievable year!!
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It was one of the most unbelievable days of my life.
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As with most unbelievable things, it was mere and shocking biology.
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"It was the most unbelievable movie I had ever seen," he says.
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What's the most unbelievable thing you've seen a kung fu master do?
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HANNITY: I&aposve got to tell you, it is the most unbelievable.
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I see my chances as not great to have the most unbelievable run.
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He's a southpaw like myself and he has the most unbelievable striking technique.
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"My trip to Japan was the most unbelievable experience of my life," he said.
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I said it was the most unbelievable thing, I gotta do this with you.
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Auburn has won the Iron Bowl in the most unbelievable fashion you will ever see!
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But the most unbelievable thing was that we were not supposed to be there. Right.
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You and Spencer extended yourselves to me and embraced me in a most unbelievable fashion.
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"That was the most unbelievable thing," Gibney explained quite giddily when I asked him about this.
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In Lapland there are more reindeer then people, unbelievable snowcapped mountains and the most unbelievable skyline.
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That's maybe the most unbelievable thing to happen this season that nobody will ever talk about.
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But this man's return attempt just might be one of the most unbelievable grocery store fights yet.
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It's the artifact's survival, however, that truly proves most unbelievable of all and brings artist and princess together.
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Here are some of the most unbelievable things that have happened in Chick-fil-A's 49-year history.
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The most "unbelievable" part of Carter's actions for Bozzi was what the young girl did after Roy's death.
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The most unbelievable part of Bandersnatch isn't the time travel, the government conspiracy, or the humanoid lion-monster.
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It is here, at the most unbelievable point in their story, that Thomson writes his most believable scenes.
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Wayne: He stumbled upon the most unbelievable melon in the world, the papaya melon, on a vacation in Cuba.
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It is the "biggest, fastest and most unbelievable comeback in modern political history," as CNN's Stephen Collinson wrote Wednesday.
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Ahead, we've compiled some of the most unbelievable quotes, including ones that may shed light on a completely different Ivanka.
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"He had the most unbelievable creative enthusiasm," Rosenfield says in Episode 383 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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But that's now the second most unbelievable thing about the event: earlier this week, the Pope blessed one of the racecars.
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This is maybe the most unbelievable storyline yet: What fancy hotel would leave remnants of a pre-existing mental institution behind?
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So maybe the most unbelievable part of Veep isn't that Selina's the first female president but that she's a single female president.
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"This is the most unbelievable cover story since Blake Shelton won 'Sexiest Man Alive,'" Minhaj joked about the alleged Saudi cover-up.
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Up multiple flights of stairs in the dark, until you find yourself in a room with the most unbelievable panoramic view of the Bay.
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And to have someone like that trust you in an incredible moment in their life — their wedding day — is just the most unbelievable honor.
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No one who worked at Facebook actually had anything bad to say about FacebookOf all the book's statements, this is perhaps the most unbelievable one.
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This is the most unbelievable scandal in the history of this country, and "The New York Times" just blew the lid off of it inadvertently.
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"The most unbelievable savings in Nicaragua comes in the form of taxes…or should I say…hardly any taxes ", says Bonnie Hayman, IL Nicaragua Correspondent.
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Let's take a walk together… Is the most unbelievable thing that has happened ultimately that David Rosen was able to break a bed while having sex?
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"It is the most unbelievable, beautiful, harmonious, blissful exercise," Fung says, as she lifts her arms to the sky in the preparatory movement called Wu Chi.
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You have the most unbelievable heart and anyone who is fortunate enough to have you in their life knows what a positive impact you make on them!
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For all its oddball aliens and fantastical technology, the most unbelievable thing about Men in Black: International is just how thoroughly it wastes Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth.
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From an abandoned subway station at City Hall to a colonial African burial ground lost for almost 300 years, we've rounded up the city's most unbelievable, best-kept secrets.
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"I met John McCain in the Hanoi prison camps when I watched him through a peephole in my door display incredible courage and stamina under the most unbelievable conditions," Col.
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Irish immigrants are believed to have brought the tradition to the US.For some inspiration for this year's Halloween, here are some of the most unbelievable pumpkin carvings you'll ever see.
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Here is a look at some of the most unbelievable photos from across the state, showing the damage left behind from Matthew: Wilmington residents walk through the flooded streets on Saturday.
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And what might be the most unbelievable part of unbelievable is that the detectives who believed Marie was lying weren't reprimanded whatsoever, even though they deeply damaged this young woman emotionally.
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She added that the most unbelievable of Kushner's excuses was the fact that he claims that he did not know what the meeting with the Russian lawyer was about before going in.
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We decided to publish it due to its relevance to today's political climate of open hostility toward scientific truth, as well as Neil's explanation of some of the most unbelievable discoveries in modern physics.
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And that's not even the most unbelievable part: The drone was operating in stormy weather and swooping low to the ground through a valley, two abilities the current generation of unmanned aircraft does not possess.
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I've watched all 10 episodes now, and I admit it grows on you, not least because Parker Posey's nefarious Dr. Smith and 11-year-old Maxwell Jenkins's Will Robinson are believable in this most unbelievable of adventures.
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Compared to saying the world is flat, it's not the most unbelievable internet conspiracy theory in recent memory, but it's one of the most potentially dangerous ones — because even if the facts don't hit anywhere close to reality, the effects might.
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The most unbelievable aspect of this crime isn't that Nelson was willing to drag five 30-pound cases of hotel-quality waffle mix out of a storage unit, it's that he already had enough interested buyers to justify the theft.
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It all started when a racist claimed Marvel had ruined Spider-Man by casting someone non-white in the role of M.J., because, in a story about a boy who has spider-like powers, that is the most unbelievable thing to happen.
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The Spitzes give chase when Juan Carlos tries to escape and in what might be the most unbelievable part of the movie, Audrey runs down a race car driver despite being in a manual sports car and never having driven stick before.
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But the most unbelievable line came when Barr attempted to cast the FBI's surveillance of Trump campaign staff in 2016 as "the greatest danger to our free system" — because in his mind, that constituted the government abusing its powers to influence an election.
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"He continued: "And I just spoke to my people, and they said it's the most unbelievable sight, it's probably seven or eight blocks away from the World Trade Center, and yet Wall Street is littered with two feet of stone and brick and mortar and steel.
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They cut this part out of the segment that went to air, but she did a few scales, taking her time getting ready, and then all of a sudden she hits that first note, "Looking out on the morning," and it was the most unbelievable performance I had ever seen.
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Caroline Polisi: Trump wants to choose his own referees Only in a Trump presidency could we find ourselves in this most unbelievable of situations: the president has chosen a Supreme Court nominee, tipping a pivotal balance of power squarely in his favor, to a Court that could very likely decide the President's own fate.
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Berlin 2 April 1898) was a noted actor in Germany. He was a literary connoisseur who could read in four languages. Like his father, 'he could relate the most unbelievable Munchhausiads with the most passive face in the world.'Gotthilf Weisstein, 'Alt-Berliner Erinnerungen', Nationalzeitung 55th Year (1902), 23 November, Sunday Edition, p.1-2.
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Dublin entered the game as heavy favourites to take the Sam Maguire Cup over the River Liffey. Instead, Donegal seized it from their grasp and took the cup with them to the north-west. The surprise outcome was hailed as one of the most unbelievable shocks seen in championship football at the time. Wild scenes were reported throughout the country for many months afterwards.
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In May 2011, The Escapist and the show's creators hosted the Extra Credits Innovation Awards at LOGIN 2011, which was meant to praise developers who were willing to take risks and push the boundaries of video games as a medium. Awards were intentionally nonstandard compared to other awards frequently presented, focusing on ingenuity rather than success, including the categories: Innovation in Game Design, Innovation in Narrative Delivery, Most Unbelievable Awesome Fun, Genre Buster Award, Positive Impact Innovator, and LOGIN Special Award for Innovation in Multiplayer.
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In search of his victim, Polak gets into the most unbelievable situations arising from the peculiarities of the city of Odessa, as well as from mad historical era. Being the first passenger of the ship voyage New York City-Odessa, he is assigned to be accompanied by the Komsomol guide Glushko and is besieged by pioneers and journalists. Jumping from the train and hitting his head, Polak forgets what he is actually doing there (retrograde amnesia), and tries to live up to his cover as an honest professor. Nichiporuk, in turn, learns about the arrival of the killer and is trying to kill him.
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Little Moon Moon (Xiao Yue Yue) was a Chinese internet celebrity in 2010; however she was suspected to be a fake person and part of a Chinese internet publicity stunt organized by Tianya Forum. As the main character of a post named “I thank this obnoxious friend for bringing me such a dismal National Day” composed by Chinese netizen Rong Rong on Tianya, "Little Moon Moon went from the Internet into reality, becoming famous all over." She is described as fat, crazy and obnoxious by the author. Since Little Moon Moon acted as the most unbelievable, shocking, annoying and obnoxious woman ever known to this day, and the posts were written during the seven-day National Day vacation in China, she became an overnight sensation.
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Raspe, probably for fear of a libel suit from the real-life Baron von Münchhausen, never admitted his authorship of the book. It was often credited to Bürger, sometimes with an accompanying rumor that the real-life Baron von Münchhausen had met Bürger in Pyrmont and dictated the entire work to him. Another rumor, which circulated widely soon after the German translation was published, claimed that it was a competitive collaboration by three University of Göttingen scholars—Bürger, Abraham Gotthelf Kästner, and Georg Christoph Lichtenberg—with each of the three trying to outdo one another by writing the most unbelievable tale. The scholar Johann Georg Meusel correctly credited Raspe for the core text, but mistakenly asserted that Raspe had written it in German and that an anonymous translator was responsible for the English version.
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Lynne's success on America's Got Talent has been credited with helping to bring ventriloquism back to the general public's attention. Bill King of BuddyTV described Lynne's final America's Got Talent performance as "so seamless you need to be reminded of its difficulty". Talking to USA Today, Terry Fator said of Lynne that "she is, at 12 years old, one of the most unbelievable, perfect ventriloquists I've ever seen, and she'll only get better", and later called her "one of the most talented human beings on the planet" in an interview with Billboard. Professional ventriloquist Sammy King said in an interview with The Fountain Hills Times that "she is very gifted, a great singer and has tremendous comedic timing", while Jay Johnson described her on his personal blog as "a wonderfully talented girl" with "near perfect" ventriloquism technique and "singing chops [that] could stand alone without the puppet assistance", whose "dedication to the art and ... young spirit will influence a generation of belly talkers to come".
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Rae Votta of Billboard wrote that "there simply isn't enough time to settle the fates of so many seniors in a mere hour", a sentiment also expressed by Houston Chronicle Bobby Hankinson, who thought the episode might have "felt a little more logical if it was given a full two hours to breathe". Hankinson also said it left him with "mostly questions" but also "some fury". TV Guide two reviewers were both enthusiastic: Kate Stanhope described is as a "perfect mix of the kids' past, present and future", and Damian Holbrook wrote that the "class of 2012 went out on a high note with a season finale so solid, emotional and entertaining, you would have thought you were watching one of the show's first 13 episodes". VanDerWerff called Kurt opening his NYADA rejection letter "as good a gut-punch as I can think of for this series", though John Kubicek of BuddyTV characterized it as "the most unbelievable plot twist ever on this show".
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