In fact, Tran did the opposite: She stayed unfathomably grounded.
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For a millionth of a second after the Big Bang, when an entire astrophysical epoch could fly by in an instant, the universe was unfathomably hot and unfathomably small, at least in cosmic terms.
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Well, for one, it underscored just how unfathomably big Amazon is.
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This is unfathomably difficult, but somehow Lowry makes it look casual.
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The team was, for the entire tournament, almost unfathomably locked-in.
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At times the women say unfathomably cruel things to each other.
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Unfathomably, in the minds of Democrats, Comey is the overarching villain.
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Or fascination pondering an unfathomably vast gas cloud in a distant galaxy?
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Unfathomably, another leadership battle is raging, this time within the National Party.
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English football is now unfathomably rich, drawing in the world's best players.
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Google kept the largely vacant network running for an unfathomably hubristic eight years.
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Texas governor Greg Abbott called the killing an "unfathomably tragic event" in a statement.
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The psychology of volatile relationships and why people stay in them is unfathomably complex.
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Mr James's overall production was still in line with his (unfathomably good) career averages.
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Their self-pity wasn't this unfathomably deep, their delusions of martyrdom this insanely grand.
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And an unfathomably bad 98 percent of films had no female composers this year.
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For Young, the political isn't just personal — it's almost unfathomably intimate, messy, and gross.
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And, of course, Apple continues to plug away at building its unfathomably big spaceship campus.
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For the first 10 years or so, his rage was unfathomably deep and very scary.
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Angolans are used to the powerful growing unfathomably wealthy while the masses forage for scraps.
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Unthinkably, unfathomably, he sits down during a Chicago timeout—and refuses to reenter the game.
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Which makes it the perfect date spot for turtleneck enthusiast and unfathomably successful rapper Drake.
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He calls Clinton's behavior "unfathomably irresponsible," and details how the conservative media stoked the news.
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The microplastic problem is almost unfathomably vast, as this year of pioneering research has shown.
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Eight seconds of silence, on live radio, feels like an unfathomably long amount of time.
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Unfathomably, Pickett and Faber had never been linked to a fight against each other until now.
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And the W9 (wallpaper) series puts the same display into a design that's almost unfathomably thin.
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He thinks about what could have gone unfathomably wrong, if everything had not gone exactly right.
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By the mid-point of The Crew I felt like I'd become unfathomably good at drifting.
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He was considered the best horseman of his time and was almost unfathomably brave in combat.
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He's in the driveway of an unfathomably expensive mansion, flanked by a scrum of pit bulls.
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" Added Belichick: "Nothing about the end of Tom's Patriots career changes how unfathomably spectacular it was.
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Twitter dropped an almost unfathomably large archive of tweets connected to two alleged influence campaigns on Wednesday.
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Today, when government design focuses more on bombs than on buildings, the Élysée project seems unfathomably glamorous.
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Algorithms are everywhere, organising the unfathomably large quantities of data produced by each of us every day.
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And that all comes, of course, after giving birth, a process that has become almost unfathomably expensive.
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And many of the ones that weren't tightly contested were only "open" thanks to unfathomably skillful dribble moves.
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The original device, unveiled at IFA 2011, seemed unfathomably massive for a handset — all 103 inches of it.
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It's a big, beautiful game, almost unfathomably the work of largely one person, and impressive in its cohesion.
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Konstantin, Irina's son, is staging his first play, an ambitious symbolist work set unfathomably far in the future.
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Yes, defensive tackle Kyle Williams missed some games, but that's an unfathomably bad result to get from that crew.
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They're going to try and jam a 48-team format into the current system in an unfathomably stupid way.
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Remodeled for Nintendo's Link's Awakening remake, this precious angel makes everything from gem collecting to monster slaying unfathomably charming.
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Served in a shallow soup bowl, with a ladle of leek and scallion-enhanced broth, it is unfathomably good.
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It's an almost unfathomably complex issue, boiled down into a yes-or-no question, with hard-to-predict consequences.
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The company "expects to make a lot of mistakes," Allyne says, but the potential market is almost unfathomably large.
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There's an almost unfathomably large number of possible maps out there, far too many for any algorithm to fully enumerate.
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Super Victor's eyes are unfathomably huge; even when you look away, you can feel them boring into your very soul.
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McGraw, who moved to Iowa just to get away from these kinds of unfathomably dark crimes, is rightly infuriated again.
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If you delay, if you don't do the really big stuff now, then your future has to be unfathomably heroic.
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Computers, mobile phones, and servers are made up of an almost unfathomably complex, interlocking set of components, chips, and boards.
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Rey might not have a clear grasp on the meaning of Star Wars, but, like her owner, she's unfathomably adorable.
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It is not the people who cannot park their unfathomably huge cars in their garages who are the most owned.
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She came across as both painfully vulnerable and unfathomably strong, which is to say that she came across as human.
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Somehow, unfathomably, Lanthimos turns this into a love story, which saves the sharp-elbowed comedy from curdling into something deeply unpleasant.
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This sweater has gotten really pilly and looks almost unfathomably uncomfortable, which hopefully makes you feel comfy and safe by comparison.
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Women's Wear Daily reported Friday that Condé Nast will co-produce a quarterly print edition of the unfathomably aspirational lifestyle website.
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Yes, the city of light, love, romance, and unfathomably perfect baguettes, accessible within two hours from London thanks to the Eurostar.
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And just before the clock hit 0.0, Diakite drained an 8-foot jumper to, unfathomably, square the contest at 70-70.
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It made its founders unfathomably wealthy and created thousands of high-income jobs for executives, engineers and other white-collar professionals.
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Not only did the 53-year-old, nominated for best new artist, look unfathomably glam, but she was pretty much the cutest.
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Flo Mounier is an absolute monster behind the kit, whose lightning speed stands out in a genre full of unfathomably skilled drummers.
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Mr Trump's revelation that he might not defend America's Baltic allies if they are menaced by Russia was unfathomably irresponsible (see article).
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In fact, it's literally a single chord fed through an unfathomably heavy wall of distortion and meditated upon for 240 straight minutes.
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It also remains absolutely true that climate change is an almost unfathomably large problem for which we need cheaper, better technology solutions.
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But that's only because we live in an era of unfathomably cute otter species, which range in weight from 11 to 90 pounds.
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There is something unfathomably grim about estrangement forums, but what's interesting is how they push the power of online community to its limits.
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Furthermore, I know of others who have had the photos saved to their family's iCloud, leading to unfathomably awkward conversations with their families.
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This was, by custom, a drink that spoke more unfathomably to the deeps of the British soul than to that of other races.
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They've also been unfathomably prolific, nudging their sound forwards over the space of a dozen albums since their debut, Knife Play, in 2002.
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With its unfathomably deep pockets and control of national enforcement agencies, Mr Modi's BJP is an attractive destination for ambitious lawmakers of many parties.
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At the same time, Jonathan doesn't fully rise to Fight Club's forceful, confrontational strengths, and it's never as unfathomably weird as a Kaufman story.
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I am truly, deeply, unfathomably terrible at Mortal Kombat 11 — but damn if I don't like shouting "FATALITY!" at the top of my lungs.
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The African nation is unfathomably rich in crude oil, but after 27 continuous years of civil war, half of its people live in poverty.
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And in a climate already as unfathomably fractured and convoluted as this one, the uncertainty may speak to our times more than we realize.
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They outfitted the dishes with 1-inch styrofoam insulation to create a "climate-controlled environment," allowing the chickens to brave Idaho's unfathomably harsh winters.
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"Unless at some point in the future I do something unfathomably monstrous and evil, in which case sure, fine, go ahead, makes sense," he added.
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As the paper notes, better statistics and monitoring at IceCube will continue to improve our still-limited understanding of this hidden but unfathomably powerful realm.
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He recently described his dream physics experiment to Gizmodo: an unfathomably large atom smasher—an Ultra Hadron Collider—around the outer edge of the Solar System.
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For years, Games Workshop was known primarily for two things: pricey products (a Warhammer army can cost well over £203, or $390) and unfathomably complicated rules.
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It's through their eyes that we first encounter Kong, an unfathomably large ape unbothered by bullets and capable of ripping apart helicopters with his bare hands.
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These are brands like Zaful and Shein, which sell dizzying numbers of swimsuits for unfathomably low prices and whose advertisements on Instagram and Facebook are inescapable.
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But at the heart of that story lie the bodies of eight real people, murdered in unfathomably horrifying ways — and we keep coming back for more.
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Tugging it first, then putting nearly all her bodyweight on it, she found it unfathomably secure, fixed to the ceiling with ancient screws of ferrous green.
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The idea that he will force foreign governments and American officials to stay at his property and pay his company to do business is unfathomably corrupt.
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After a whole week of being lambasted by folks like Alyssa Milano following his unfathomably misinformed ABC News interview, the Hollywood star has more to add. More!
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Crazy Rich Asians is a voyeuristic glimpse, provided by author Kevin Kwan and now director Jon M. Chu, into the lives of the unfathomably rich and privileged.
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Civilization is balanced atop the delicate assumption that we humans have souls, and that after we die, those souls will go somewhere either unfathomably pleasant or horrifying.
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Some hand you new tools to fight runaway infections, while others make your situation unfathomably worse, adding a host of new dangers for you to deal with.
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How to manage the joy you naturally experience on the road with musicians and great figures and beautiful land... with the unfathomably painful politics all around you.
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Kornienko, in contrast, won't be beating out any of his fellow countrymen, simply because Russians are unfathomably talented at hanging out in space for extended periods of time.
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It is a growing, unfathomably organized archive, where journalists from around the world have turned (for a small fee) when they need help finding out about the past.
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Primo and one of his henchman race back to the post office, unfathomably locate the package among towers of undelivered mail, and carry it directly to a newspaper.
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On top of the staggering moral failure this represents — alongside the Muslim travel ban and the horrors of caged Central American children — this is just unfathomably self-defeating.
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Mr Jacinto has spoken about the ways Jason is unique among Asian characters: rather than being a model minority or awkward genius, he's at once sweet and unfathomably dim.
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He claims that he was done in by a vindictive Obama administration, which is taking advantage of the fact that his agency past, while real, is almost unfathomably classified.
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"They are at the forefront of our thoughts and, on their behalf, we ask for their privacy to be respected at this unfathomably cruel and difficult time," Cardiff said.
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Unfathomably, one of the funniest queens to ever appear on the show did not survive the Snatch Game, and the unfunniest queen to ever appear on the show did.
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Guests will be able to climb aboard the 100-foot ship with interiors that are "unfathomably real and identical" to the starship seen in the movies, according to Travel + Leisure.
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Birds soar across enormous oceans with fragile, breakable wings; beasts traverse unfathomably huge land masses, not eating for weeks or even months—all this, for a few minutes of copulation.
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He was confident that, despite it being a World Series game in New York City, an almost unfathomably obvious target for any potential wrongdoers, there was nothing to worry about.
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The amount of life is so unfathomably compressed, that your brain refuses to recognize the very real fact that you share a few square miles with million of other souls.
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Unlike neo-Classical paintings of the day, in which figures and their relationships were articulated with unnaturally glassy precision, Watteau's paintings convey a feeling that other people are unfathomably mysterious.
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So, what I suppose I'm saying is that some songs have a nuclear half-life so enormous, so heart-crushingly heavy, so unfathomably titanic that we can never outlive them.
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If you're a renter, you know that drafty windows, sketchy radiators, and unfathomably high heating bills are all part of the joy of living in a building you don't own.
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That life, however, took an unfathomably tragic turn this month when their two young daughters died after they were scalded by radiator steam in a Bronx apartment for the homeless.
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But put those things together in the form of crocheted AirPods cases, and suddenly, I've found myself in an Instagram hole, scrolling through photo after photo of these unfathomably cute creations.
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More often than not, these are unfathomably spectacular feats on the defensive end that ooze a certain amount of versatility, athleticism, and basketball bravery that's unheard of from someone his size.
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Trump's Twitter account has taken on an almost unfathomably important role in geopolitics, particularly after recent tweets directed at North Korea that have escalated tensions over its nuclear and missile programs.
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Our Universe is unfathomably large — billions of years old, billions of light-years across, and filled with hundreds of billion of galaxies, each with hundreds of billions of stars and planets.
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It worked in Act II. In Act IV, I was so bored by this scene of two new characters talking about other (mostly) unknown characters doing things that were unfathomably mundane.
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Welcome to the longest U.S. economic expansion in history, one perhaps best characterized by the excesses of extreme wealth and an ever-widening chasm between the unfathomably rich and everyone else.
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While Priy — that's what people call her — is thoughtfully answering my questions, I am distracted by the way her lips move, the shape of her eyebrows, how unfathomably shiny her hair is.
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Making light of the tragedy for a tacky sales pitch is not one of them, obviously — but that didn't stop one Texas mattress store from sharing a staggeringly offensive, unfathomably disrespectful commercial.
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Taking out "Best in Show" at the 22nd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden, the unfathomably pristine Bichon Frise was crowned canine queen on Tuesday night, reports USA Today.
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His career in the highest echelon never really took off, but he didn't let it bring him down – Zanardi is an almost unfathomably upbeat character, even in a sport full of dreamers.
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When, in 21943, they moved to Houston, an unfamiliar and unfathomably large expanse of highway and prairie, one pastor's face was everywhere, smiling at commuters from the billboards that studded I-313.
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After I arrive unfathomably early at Stansted Airport, reps in #MerkyAirways T-shirts guide us to the check-in desk where we queue with the likes of Lethal Bizzle and Big Shaq.
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While there's no precise equivalent of Bobby Axelrod in the real world, there are a few key figures that occupy eerily similar positions — from the unfathomably lavish lifestyles to the unorthodox trading strategies.
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Individual clouds may appear to extend horizontally or vertically when seen from the earth, but when seen from outer space, they form a shifting, almost unfathomably complex system orbiting and encasing the earth.
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President Donald Trump's selection process, with his preselected list to draw from, went almost unfathomably quickly — short-circuiting efforts to sink Kavanaugh's potential nomination from others on the right who backed other potential nominees.
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The weirdest thing about "Blackstar" (or "★"), the unfathomably weird 26th studio album from 69-year-old birthday boy David Bowie, is how instantly appealing and familiar its dark and aberrant matter can be.
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The central conceit of Donald Trump's presidential campaign is that being an effective president is pretty easy and the United States has gotten disappointing results in the 21st century because of unfathomably incompetent leadership.
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It was fraught, but — in my opinion — not that fraught because ultimately Snape had been unfathomably cruel to almost everyone he ever met, even 11-year-old children, and definitely committed more than one murder.
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Every time I see a photo of her she's in some unfathomably beautiful gown or outfit, colorful as a candy jar, but you barely notice because her smile beams so brightly it outshines everything else.
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Nuclear half-life: 14 months I once found myself, unaccountably and unfathomably, crying to Will Young's "Think I'd Better Leave Right Now", in New Look, surrounded by racks of denim bras and glittery cowboy hats.
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I stayed in just long enough to experience what might be called the smug reflex: the sense of satisfaction that comes from accomplishing, and even enjoying, something that most people would find unfathomably off-putting.
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Judge had an unfathomably good start of the year, and is somehow a week away from having an even better finish: Judge hit ten home runs and OPSed better than 1.160 in April and June.
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""In the overall scheme of things, you're an inconsequential speck of carbon-based dust, born in a time and place not of your choosing, for a tiny amount of time, before expiring in an unfathomably large universe.
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Since then, computer scientists have hoped to contrast BQP with a class of problems known as "PH," which encompasses all the problems workable by any possible classical computer—even unfathomably advanced ones engineered by some future civilization.
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Instead, we must change funding formulas for schools serving low-income students, deconstruct siloes that separate low-and high-performing schools and radically shift our education system to give unfathomably more opportunities to our most disenfranchised children.
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"I'm interested in how an object can bring the unfathomably large or ancient into the realm of the intimate and familiar, creating tactile connections with that which is vast, distant, or ineffable," Church tells The Creators Project.
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Hardly a week passes without a national news story about teenagers who were arrested on child pornography charges — and face unfathomably long prison sentences — because they had inappropriate pictures of classmates (or even themselves) on their phones.
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Perhaps if it were somehow confirmed that, as some thinkers speculate, our universe is actually a simulation run on a computer by an unfathomably advanced intelligent civilization, we would feel an analogous sense of confusion and possibility.
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Video game designers have a great habit of looking at something like human behavior, which is unfathomably complex and deep, then building a hacky but approximate system that mimics some specific part of our social structures so well.
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On the other hand, it was the story of a child who found huge fame at an unfathomably early age, and seemed to spend the rest of their teens and twenties trying to cope with the polarising aftermath.
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The News Feed is where misinformation on vaccines is delivered, it's how all misinformation on the platform spreads rapidly, and it's ground zero for strange news stories that sow fear and go unfathomably viral without any real explanation.
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But then again, I'm old enough to remember a time when San Jose taking the ice from the jaws of a giant shark head was seen as unfathomably silly, and now it's one of the league's better traditions.
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Even though those crises were the worst things to go through in an unfathomably bad way, it was liberating to have it out there and to be able to have these conversations with myself and with other people.
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This weekend marked the two-year anniversary of The Dress: the unfathomably viral photo of a dress that divided the internet for more than a week in 2015 over whether it was blue and black, or white and gold.
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First thing's first—ditch your suitcases at The Dean Hotel, an unfathomably affordable option (king-size rooms are less than $150) given that the boutique's cool vintage decor and furniture comes by way of France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
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I have applied myself, and where I am is in my own modest apartment in New York City, which I am almost unfathomably lucky to be able to afford, above and beyond any work I've done to get here.
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The biggest takeaway from what we know so far about Trump's Russia connections and how they could influence his view of US-Russia policy isn't that a warming of ties is likely to make him unfathomably wealthy all of a sudden.
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The prospect of receiving a signed copy of a remixed 8bit video title might seem unfathomably uncool to some, but for many, the backing track of their youth was the lo-fi beeps and monophonic melodies of Allister's early repertoire.
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Also it's meant that Louisa Johnson, the youngest ever X Factor winner, has more to her name than the unfathomably bad cover of "Forever Young" they made her do, which makes it a beautiful and altruistic act in an otherwise Godless industry.
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Both "Day's End" and "Conical Intersect" saw Matta-Clark working on an almost unfathomably ambitious scale—something easily forgotten when looking at photographs, in which the cuts appear elegantly simple (this is also a product of Matta-Clark's use of basic geometric shapes).
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Early research into computer vision, considering these networks as being unfathomably complex, took a different approach: "top-down" reasoning — a book looks like /this/, so watch for /this/ pattern, unless it's on its side, in which case it looks more like /this/.
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That mix—nearly 80 minutes of prime-time disco by the likes of GQ, Chic, and Donald Byrd—was bookended with Gordon's most famous release, the unfathomably amazing "Beginning of the Heartbreak/Don't Don't", a double-headed thing of joy beyond belief.
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But I'd like to go back to the analysis-of-her-chances phase and to something that came up among the analyzers: Is Oprah too much a replay of Trump, in that she's another unfathomably famous billionaire with no experience in government?
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It was also the site of the Oruanui eruption around 26,500 years ago, which was so unfathomably explosive and debris-filled that it registered as an 8 on the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) scale, making this a veritable supereruption, and Taupo a bona fide supervolcano.
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The Earth is unfathomably complex system and creating an accurate model of its climate requires scientists to model hundreds of subsystems and the ways these systems interact—everything from macro-level atmospheric and oceanic changes to the rates at which plants recycle carbon dioxide.
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The teaser showed the dizzying heights of fame to which the Kardashians have risen, but it also reveals what has made the family so captivating: They're simultaneously just like us and unfathomably unlike us, an all-American family that's also insanely wealthy, famous, and untouchable.
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In a Friday segment that found the ladies of The View talking about the significance of curly hair, co-host Joy Behar — in an unfathomably poor judgement call — decided to share a throwback photo of herself that should never have seen the light of day.
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Adjusting to life in a new city is difficult, and parenting two small hellions is almost unfathomably difficult, so it's not tough to see how dealing with both of those things at once could make you despair that you'll ever escape your home again.
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Alpha 5 (voiced by Bill Hader) is not the only holdover in this slick repackaging of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers," the shrill and unfathomably popular 1990s Fox Kids' series (adapted by Haim Saban from a Japanese TV show) about teenage superheroes in color-coded costumes.
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Facebook believes highly-nuanced content moderation can resolve this tension, but it's an unfathomably complex logistical problem that has no obvious solution, that fundamentally threatens Facebook's business, and that has largely shifted the role of free speech arbitration from governments to a private platform.
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From that unlikely premise, Bois gives a rundown on a multitude of athletes in practically every organized sport in America over the 20th century, from the unfathomably great achievements of pitcher Bob Gibson and long jumper Bob Beamon in 1968 to the mediocre basketball player Bob Sura.
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But thanks to machine learning, which can filter through unfathomably large data sets in a fraction of the time it would take a human and make predictions based off of this data, the team was able to accurately predict and prevent the decoherence of quantum states.
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I've grown to love the show, which my friend convinced me to watch by describing it as a "relatable" reality program, by which he meant rather than documenting the lives of unfathomably wealthy influencers who typically populate such entertainment, it follows a bunch of relatively poor drunks.
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It is governance that rewards an industry that has spent a decade setting up an apparatus propped up by astroturf advocacy groups, think tanks they have funded, politicians they have bought, and a persistence that is only possible with an army of lawyers and unfathomably deep pockets.
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Yet with all its summit-chasing over the past year and a half, Washington has been unfathomably lackadaisical about implementing its own sanctions: Since the first Trump-Kim meeting in Singapore in June 2018, the number of people and entities officially designated as sanctions-busters has plummeted.
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Klay Thompson—a human hot plate who singlehandedly defrosted Golden State's frigid attack when they needed it most during last year's Western Conference Finals, and is famous for unfathomably dropping 60 points in just 2100 minutes against the Indiana Pacers earlier this season—has turned into an icicle.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty Images)InfoWars founder, conspiracy theorist, and tainted supplement pitchman Alex Jones has settled with artist Matt Furie, creator of the unfathomably widespread Pepe the Frog meme, for $15,000 after InfoWars used the image on an obnoxious poster it sold during the 2016 elections, Vice reported on Monday.
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It's unfathomably taboo to destroy a physical object and there's not much in-between to reactions when commanded to do so: you are either Dave or you're Steve, you either shrink in the face of the permanence of the solid or you delight in the transgressive thrill of its destruction.
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And what can be an even weirder experience is when we see an ad that doesn't feel quite right but that isn't unfathomably wrong, either — like a man in his 20s suddenly getting ads for hair loss products, or a woman in her 30s seeing ads to freeze her eggs.
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For normal human beings, it is simply an unfathomably large sum of money, and it's yet another stark reminder of something that economists from across the spectrum have been saying for some time now: People like Bezos are getting ever-richer, while average people aren't seeing in-kind improvements to their lives.
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To that list I would add the mystical, mesmerizing "Licht" — and "Aus Licht," conceived and directed by Pierre Audi but made possible by an unfathomably long list of artists including Kathinka Pasveer, Stockhausen's widow and the music director of this production, a collaboration of the Dutch National Opera, the Holland Festival, the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and the Stockhausen Foundation for Music.
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Biyombo was told he and Patterson combined for 13 offensive rebounds, he said their goal was to get 20, joked: 'We did a terrible job' Unfathomably, the Raptors have made it through two rounds of the NBA playoffs with only two regulars who can boast a positive net rating: Kyle Lowry, at +5.3 points per 100 possessions, and our dude Bismack...at +5.3 points per 100 possessions.
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A cursory glance over her Instagram would lead you to one of two conclusions: either that Jessie J has a huge ego, and feeds it with reminders of her own vocal prowess; or that Jessie J floats through the world without a sense of self-awareness, posting these almost unfathomably intimate video snippets without seeing how they may register as boastful, cringey and/or endearing.
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"My Heart Will Go On"—that unfathomably popular song about watching your lover die in the freezing waters of the Atlantic due to an avoidable engineering failure, the cruelty of Billy Zane, and the carelessness of the White Star Line—was as soft-focus melodramatic as it was powerful (which is to say, very), and we saw no Céline but the lovelorn, ballad-singing Céline.
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While, at first glance, it might seem I have nothing in common with this young girl, and indeed I have absolutely no idea what it is like to flee my home under unfathomably abusive conditions and travel to a foreign country in search of amnesty only to be taken hostage and denied a private, personal medical procedure while a bunch of white men in suits preach to me about Jesus.
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The aimless protagonist, one Jeffrey Lockhart, is whisked into the wastes of ex-Soviet Central Asia to meet with his estranged father, Ross, a finance billionaire who has channeled much of his fortune into the development of the Convergence, a vast underground cryonics project: For the right (unfathomably high) price, men and women will have their bodies frozen so that they might be revived in a future where technology permits them to live eternally.
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And Lee doesn't offer his audience an easy out, either, with a sequence cross-cutting between Klan members watching D.W. Griffith's 1915 film The Birth of a Nation (a movie that had seismic impact when it comes to how films are made — but was also almost unfathomably racist) and an old man (played by Harry Belafonte) telling a group of black students about the horrors of racial violence he lived through when he was young.
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And while it is right to point out Clinton's flaws -- the unfathomably unwise decision to set up a private server, the paid Wall Street speeches during an era of populism -- FBI Director James Comey's decision to reinsert himself into the election at the 11th hour, along with a weeks-long drip-drip-drip of leaks from WikiLeaks (possibly from a Russia-connected hacker), likely was just enough to strip Clinton of needed enthusiasm within her base.
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