Unthinkable happened again and again and again But within months, the unthinkable happened -- again, and again, and again.
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In Britain, voters put their faith not in a previously unthinkable person but in a previously unthinkable policy.
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Hospital leaders should "think about the unthinkable, practice the unthinkable, even in a limited way," Dr. Murawsky said.
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In 2001, standing up for freedom was an unthinkable risk for Omaid, now, standing by in fear is just as unthinkable.
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On the American left, this quickly became a cautionary tale: If a seemingly unthinkable Brexit could really happen, so could a seemingly unthinkable Trump presidency.
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Such a meeting was once unthinkable The prospect of a US president stepping over the world's most heavily fortified border into North Korea would once be unthinkable.
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It was surely how I felt in 21968 as a 250-year-old working for an underground newspaper in San Francisco, as unthinkable event followed unthinkable event.
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Mark Bauerlein: A restoration of popular will Well, the unthinkable is complete -- that is, the unthinkable as seen by my professor colleagues across the country and by millennials on campus and off.
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Enter Donald Trump smearing America's immigrants in formerly unthinkable terms.
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Twenty or 30 years ago, that would have been unthinkable.
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He turned the unthinkable into the spoken and the done.
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Twitter's public earnings call on Wednesday revealed the unthinkable: growth.
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Bereaved parents must do the unthinkable and bury their children.
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" And so your goal would be to make abortion…"Unthinkable.
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The only way he won't is if something unthinkable happens.
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The once unthinkable — a GE default — is now very thinkable.
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Not long ago, such a deal would have been unthinkable.
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Against this background, an M5S government is no longer unthinkable.
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The unthinkable -- nuclear war with Russia -- is becoming the thinkable.
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Even a year ago the idea would have been unthinkable.
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Until recently, it was a transition that many found unthinkable.
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Smith, 39, shared the "unthinkable" news on Twitter and Instagram.
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Yet conventional military options are limited, and nuclear ones unthinkable.
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Not too long ago, today's announcement would have been unthinkable.
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For Republicans that meant doing the unthinkable: backing Hillary Clinton.
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This would have been unthinkable ten to 15 years ago.
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Molotschna's women have experienced something unthinkable: men, acting like devils.
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It's unthinkable to celebrate anything here these days with fire.
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He called the Green New Deal "unthinkable" earlier this summer.
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DANIEL ROBINOWITZ Dallas To the Editor: The unthinkable has happened.
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To his parents, the possibility of failure is almost unthinkable.
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None, it turned out, for the most unthinkable of reasons.
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Only a decade ago, his run would have been unthinkable.
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It's a horrible situation, what took place is horrible. Unthinkable.
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To him, playing unambitious, unimaginative and unsightly soccer was unthinkable.
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He's considering voting for Rashid, something unthinkable just last month.
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Two years ago it would have been an unthinkable one.
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The interview itself would have been unthinkable in prior administrations.
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I find the idea of Britain doing that completely unthinkable.
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But such a product would be unthinkable in North Korea.
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A generation ago a black president would have been unthinkable.
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Boeing faced an unthinkable defection in the spring of 2011.
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The surgeries, which were once unthinkable, have become increasingly common.
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After 11 successful previews, on opening night the unthinkable occurred.
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Since Donald Trump's cataclysmic election, the unthinkable has become ordinary.
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Have we lost the ability to think about the unthinkable?
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Not long ago, Lucia said, such developments would be unthinkable.
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The unthinkable has become the right, the good. Painlessly. Quickly.
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It was an unthinkable crime that broke her family apart.
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A summer here without a Southern peach is, well, unthinkable.
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What was once par for the course has become unthinkable.
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For soon, the unthinkable is set to happen: On Jan.
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Final unthinkable prediction: Uber will buy its main competitor, Lyft.
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That would have been unthinkable a year or two ago.
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Which was unthinkable at the start of the 2018 election.
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The unthinkable diagnosis was another blow to Ms. Torres's family.
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Uncertain times always exact an unthinkable toll from a nation.
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Brown had done the unthinkable: He had won Kennedy's seat.
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Another unthinkable prediction: What if Uber buys its competitor Lyft?
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Because once something has happened, it is no longer unthinkable.
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In an unthinkable fashion, physicians are having to ration care.
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"I've seen and heard unthinkable, unacceptable things," Mr. Macron said.
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It was previously unthinkable that Spurs might be title contenders.
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The police report of his death suggested an unthinkable horror.
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A rogue cellphone — hell, even a cough — would be unthinkable.
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It's not even unthinkable that he could win all 11.
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And, what was unthinkable just a few years ago has happened.
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"This once unthinkable second chance has come your way," Dearie said.
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In the final moments of Stranger Things 3, the unthinkable happened.
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A few years ago, such a comparison would have been unthinkable.
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" Smith posted a brokenhearted message to Instagram, calling the news "unthinkable.
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Why is the idea of retiring unthinkable to a committed artist?
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" "In life you take risks, walk through fear, do the unthinkable.
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The unthinkable has become thinkable: Some colleges are cutting tuition prices.
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That would have been unthinkable 230 or even five years ago.
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A cab was an unthinkable luxury for me in those days.
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Such scenes would have been unthinkable in the post-war years.
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Trust, outside a narrow circle of friends or kin, is unthinkable.
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The solution to armed violence, America's fatal flaw, is not unthinkable.
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Yet Mr Fico's toppling would have been unthinkable six months ago.
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Much of this would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
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Residents spoke in awe of events that had previously seemed unthinkable.
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The couple did the unthinkable — they sued the civil affairs bureau.
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On the season 12 finale, Alex (Justin Chambers) did the unthinkable.
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Such a gesture would have been unthinkable even a year ago.
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Few things have gone from unthinkable to normal with such speed.
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In response, President Michel Temer said closing the border was "unthinkable".
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Four seasons later, life without her was unthinkable, especially for Korra.
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There is unthinkable machinery that spins the gears behind the world.
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Such consensus, unthinkable today, also stemmed from the existing political dynamics.
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But he liked the manager who could even contemplate the unthinkable.
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"All of this was unthinkable not that long ago!" he said.
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This toxic mix was "unthinkable five years ago," Mr Macron argues.
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It has succeeded in that war between EU members is unthinkable.
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It's getting harder and harder to not think about the unthinkable.
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The question would have been unthinkable in a pre-SoftBank world.
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Already, the GOP establishment is petrified that the unthinkable is thinkable.
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Talking to Trump about an investigation involving him would be unthinkable.
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Peace is unthinkable, at least not until victory has been achieved.
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Companies and investors now have to reconsider other once-unthinkable risks.
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Trump taught everyone that the unthinkable is no longer the impossible.
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"The Fed raising rates in this environment is unthinkable," Gundlach said.
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The conflicts and the privileges are shameless, the potential revenues unthinkable.
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This move would've been unthinkable under its former CEO Steve Ballmer.
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For all three, it would have been unthinkable not to go.
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"I want abortion to really become unthinkable and unnecessary," she says.
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For now, same-sex unions remain unthinkable on the Chinese mainland.
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The city's newest mayor promises something unthinkable under the president: coexistence.
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Both measures were once unthinkable for Ms. Merkel's fiscally conservative country.
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It was unthinkable for a government to put out such nonsense.
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The gathering is prompting speculation about some previously unthinkable get-togethers.
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It was unthinkable for a government to put out such nonsense.
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It's outrageous, unthinkable —the cat slips inside a black limousine door.
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At the beginning of the year, that was an unthinkable prospect.
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But other hues were contemplated — ones that in retrospect seem unthinkable.
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But their financial success has come with an unthinkable price tag.
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Rumors even swirled that Trump could do the unthinkable: fire Powell.
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Participation by countries behind the Iron Curtain would have been unthinkable.
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For tens of millions of Americans, Trump was unthinkable as President.
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Gambling with men would have been unthinkable in her previous life.
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Then there was the unthinkable: Could it be the mayor's curse?
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" One of the planned sessions is titled "Preparing for the Unthinkable.
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Four years ago, such a fawning display would have been unthinkable.
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If the unthinkable did happen, there is a process in place.
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That type of head-to-head would've been unthinkable in the past.
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"'Endgame' has literally sprinted to heights that were once unthinkable," he said.
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Eleven-year-old girls giving birth is not uncommon, and it's unthinkable.
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Things were going well with his fiancée; then the unthinkable happened again.
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It's a hypothetical point," and added that doing so would be "unthinkable.
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"The directive would have been unthinkable a few years ago," adds another.
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But it was the point at which the previously unthinkable became real.
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The Pakistani military enjoys authority that would be unthinkable in many countries.
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Then the police tell her the unthinkable: her husband apparently never existed.
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A world without it is unthinkable, and not just for settling debates.
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It would be unthinkable for hospitals or the police to do so.
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The prose is ethereal and electric, radiating unthinkable pain and profound love.
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The once unthinkable—autocratic rule, politicised courts, racialist policies—is now happening.
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The unthinkable has happened: Bad Chad has sunk to a new low.
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In those days a Supreme Court without a Protestant majority was unthinkable.
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The unthinkable idea to never ever know silence was unbearable to me.
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These entrepreneurs have defied circumstances that would be unthinkable for most Americans.
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It is not unthinkable that the AfD might one day enter government.
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We have seen very durable smartphones displays before, so it's not unthinkable.
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We are $21 trillion dollars, a number that is, you know, unthinkable.
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And yet Rouhani was able do the unthinkable: strike a deal with,
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For Cindi, the horrible moment came when a maniac did the unthinkable.
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It was unthinkable that a Catholic priest would commit such a crime.
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Cola Is Back on Her Feet Cola experienced the unthinkable in 2016.
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It would be unthinkable to remove someone simply for speaking their mind.
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And then he did the unthinkable: He won over Trump's daughter Ivanka.
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Rejecting their child, who had just graduated from Brown University, was unthinkable.
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The election of diocesan bishops by local laypeople, for example, is unthinkable.
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Her remains were disposed of in an unthinkable manner, the agent said.
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To go from that to where we are today, it's unthinkable, unspeakable.
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It's certainly not unthinkable that Trump could offer Manafort a similar reprieve.
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The show, "Rendering the Unthinkable: Artists Respond to 143/11," opens Sept.
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Rudderless and drifting, the Democrats went rogue and tried the unthinkable—reconciliation.
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"Unthinkable devastation from the tsunami disaster in Indonesia," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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My thoughts are with her family as they face this unthinkable tragedy.
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Things that we read in science fiction books used to be unthinkable.
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Its absence in the world, should the unthinkable happen, would go unnoticed.
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But for Trump, who is obsessed with winning, that is seemingly unthinkable.
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Eventually, Torres did the unthinkable and shot one of the kidnapped bankers.
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It's done usually very fast, and it has unthinkable amounts of reach.
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It is a force that did the unthinkable, that awoke a generation.
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From the book UNTHINKABLE: An Extraordinary Journey Through the World's Strangest Brains.
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We are accomplishing the unthinkable and setting positive records while doing so!
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A number that is unthinkable if you go back to the campaign.
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It was a gamble that would have been unthinkable a generation earlier.
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They're fighting alongside Russians, a development unthinkable just a few years ago.
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Mr. McLeman said that life without natural outdoor rinks was not unthinkable.
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It was too late to move the Games, and cancellation was unthinkable.
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Formerly unthinkable suggestions, like the mass deportation of migrants, became virtually routine.
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We mourn for the unthinkable loss of life that took place today.
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Morgenthau needed to find a way to make the unthinkable less likely.
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So, it's unthinkable that Trump will emerge from his impeachment drama chastened.
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Ray and Wilma Yoder, a couple from Indiana, have done the unthinkable.
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As senior leaders, opposing the outcome of the party contest was unthinkable.
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What was unthinkable just years ago no longer seems so, they said.
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F.K. combination would have been unthinkable at the beginning of the decade.
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Any part of that statement would have been unthinkable before this administration.
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The slaughter that would take place in South Korea alone is unthinkable.
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Today it's unthinkable that such a holiday could go undocumented — or unpunished.
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They have both done things that were perhaps unthinkable a week ago.
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Thus, lies slowly become accepted as truth, and the unthinkable becomes normal.
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By the end of 2010s, Ferrari would announce the unthinkable: an SUV.
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He even hinted at the unthinkable: seeking a way out of Vietnam.
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They've managed to do the unthinkable — bring nuance to David and Alexis.
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Bouvier combines a Calvinist reserve with a delight in doing the unthinkable.
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So it was unthinkable for them to be promoted in their workplaces.
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"The potential to lose our oak collection is unthinkable," Mr. Charap said.
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In Gambia, Zimbabwe and Ethiopia, recent developments were unthinkable -- until they happened.
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Unthinkable as it may be, the worst may have yet to come.
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All of North Korea's concessions were unthinkable less than a year ago.
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We look at how ideas once considered politically unthinkable can become mainstream.
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"It is unthinkable for us to be pirates in this," Mr Myrhe says.
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However, consistent overuse of U.S. economic power has made the unthinkable more plausible.
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"What used to be unthinkable to people is not anymore," says Democratic Rep.
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But an attack of this kind may seem unthinkable outside of war zones.
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And you know, this really would have been unthinkable just six months ago.
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"This is not about a heartless mother who does the unthinkable," Terry said.
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It is unthinkable that anyone should take such photographs, let alone publish them.
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Instead, she did the unthinkable on Anti by making a persona-free album.
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Dollarized prices were unthinkable under regulations created by late socialist leader Hugo Chavez.
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Then again, that wouldn't be an unthinkable theory in a teen-centered series.
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But look back to, say, October, and this result would have seemed unthinkable.
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IT WOULD have been unthinkable to question Utah's political allegiances one year ago.
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Andrew Waggoner is targeted by school bullies, who do something unforgivable and unthinkable.
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It's the idea (once unthinkable) that the Brits will leave the European Union.
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Despite the unthinkable, both men still have high praise for each other's work.
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But from the vantage point of 2009, the whole idea was totally unthinkable.
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"It's demonstrated what people thought a few years ago was unthinkable," he said.
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But one of them would have been unthinkable until a short time ago.
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I'm praying for every single victim of this unthinkable act and their families.
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A scenario considered unthinkable not so long ago in Asia is now possible.
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We have had enough of seeing unthinkable tragedies happen and nothing being done.
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It's almost unthinkable ... but O.J. left Nicole's body for her kids to find.
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But even for Irish anglophiles, choosing Britain over Europe would be almost unthinkable.
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President Trump has finally done the unthinkable — and yet it was somehow expected.
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These votes started the clock for a third election, once seen as unthinkable.
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It was the beginning of a downward spiral that ended with the unthinkable.
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Here's a quick look at how unthinkable it all seemed before voting began.
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Sure, not having air-conditioning could be dangerous (or unthinkable) on sweltering days.
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Riyadh, the dour capital, has loosened up in ways unthinkable five years ago.
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Trump has done the unthinkable: isolated the US & rallied the world around Iran.
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That's a hypothetical scenario, of course, but it was unthinkable prior to yesterday.
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If those investments had not been made, the disaster would have been unthinkable.
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"For me, it would have been unthinkable when I was 12 or 13."
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But it was either that or give up now, and surrender was unthinkable.
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I agree with Nader that it's almost unthinkable for Trump to be elected.
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Then again, it once was unthinkable that he would win the Republican nomination.
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North Korea's diplomatic achievements in 2018 would have been unthinkable a year earlier.
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To many, the end of Mugabe had been unthinkable only one week before.
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This arrangement would be unthinkable with other social services that cover basic needs.
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Then the unthinkable happened: The youngest of the Warrens' three children, Adam, disappeared.
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It's a scenario that at one point was completely impossible and almost unthinkable.
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Day by day, the formerly unthinkable becomes merely unusual, then debatable, then routine.
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"As things stand, it is unthinkable that the Bundestag would agree," said Binding.
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This is what virtuosity should do — leave you knock-kneed, perform the unthinkable.
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A man called Bug was celebrating an unthinkable amount of time without booze.
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The prospect of losing a pet can be unthinkable, but it is inevitable.
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The vintage one was cheaper, but that's unthinkable today — vintage Speedmasters are hot.
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Both sides understood that a nuclear war would be unwinnable and, therefore, unthinkable.
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The next confrontation, or the one after that, could be far more unthinkable.
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The results go far beyond the economic, offering Washington strategic weapons once unthinkable.
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In the United States, all-out partisan warfare has made cooperative governance unthinkable.
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Achieving the unthinkable and breaking records is simply what the Piccard family does.
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Children of multiple races scamper through a playground, a scene unthinkable during apartheid.
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It means defeat is unthinkable, a fate to be avoided at all costs.
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He is pushing us closer to an unthinkable nuclear conflict with North Korea.
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Johnson has previously publicly described the possibility of a hard border as "unthinkable".
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They endured unthinkable hassle to gain access to legendary liquids and dubious expertise.
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They raped us, they did all kinds of stuff to us that's unthinkable.
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A series of disasters followed, all of which would have been previously unthinkable.
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But a week ago, the result would have been something close to unthinkable.
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It is now not unthinkable that some or many will vote to convict.
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Such a fate for Soleimani's post-Quds Force career would have been unthinkable.
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But growers say the unthinkable is about to happen in America's cobbler belt.
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The result included policy outcomes that, not so long ago, were virtually unthinkable.
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That alone was unthinkable in July, when they were 23 games under .2162.
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The sad truth is we are in many ways already past the unthinkable.
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For a few hours, this achievement, long unthinkable, was celebrated across the world.
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Gambia's role in the case would have been unthinkable until three years ago.
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Just a few years ago, running a marathon in two hours was unthinkable.
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Google's strained relationship with Washington would have seemed unthinkable just a year ago.
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That the GOP would find themselves here in September was unthinkable in January.
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Today, India's draconian measures in Kashmir are inching the situation towards the unthinkable.
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They are the envy of the world, unthinkable in most parts of it.
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What lies beyond the grave seems unthinkable in part because it remains unimaginable.
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These people contorted their faith to support a man accused of unthinkable transgressions.
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But the possibility of at least one previously unthinkable thing happening is substantial.
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Like Bernstein, I agree with E.E. Schattschneider that democracy is unthinkable without parties.
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Barring an almost unthinkable Democratic upset, Mitt Romney looks bound for the US Senate.
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Twenty years ago today the unthinkable happened: a celebrity was married in total secrecy.
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Every day the conflict continues, South Sudanese people face tremendous risks and unthinkable decisions.
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If the unthinkable were to happen, his insurance policy would help deal with it.
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In late March, Supreme did the unthinkable: It added a captcha to the site.
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" I ask her if she has ever considered the concept of a threesome. "Unthinkable.
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Snapchat's doing what was once the unthinkable: opening up its app to outside developers.
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More than 20 years later, the shadow of this unthinkable abuse remained with him.
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"This loss is unbearable and unthinkable," her husband Alexander Naessens said in a statement.
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However, in the aftermath of the unthinkable, Warren's biggest heartbreak became her greatest calling.
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"For a general to be treated this way, it's unthinkable," says a Western diplomat.
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"These numbers were unthinkable a week ago," Paul Dergarabedian, senior analyst at Comscore, said.
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Even military ties, unthinkable since 25 and still sensitive in Mexico, started to develop.
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FEMA is a $13.9 billion government agency that deals almost exclusively in the unthinkable.
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But those two things are no longer unthinkable, and that's got the markets spooked.
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Until recently such a deployment close to the Russian border would have been unthinkable.
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So it seems almost unthinkable that one Twitter nanogenre is showing signs of elegance.
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If sacrificing your Netflix account seems unthinkable, you'll need to trim the fat elsewhere.
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But not if it comes at the unthinkable price of dialogue with Secretary Kerry.
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"Today's decision to close the climb was unthinkable only 10 years ago," Ross added.
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And some, she says, are so anti-Trump they are mulling the once unthinkable.
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His presence on the stage alongside Erdogan would have been unthinkable three weeks ago.
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In The Washington Post, Mr. Paulson wrote that a Trump presidency would be "unthinkable."
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It would have been unthinkable, she said, for Chase not to start cooking again.
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We need an insurance policy against the unthinkable: Donald Trump's actually winning the Presidency.
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Absent meaningful Chinese sanctions, the policy choice is between the unthinkable and the unacceptable.
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And he is now convinced of what was totally unthinkable even a year ago.
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THIS WAS SORT OF AN UNTHINKABLE ISSUE OR IDEA JUST A COUPLE YEARS AGO.
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There will be nothing anyone can do, except the unthinkable: Get off social media.
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Losing Catalonia, which has its own language and culture, is almost unthinkable for Madrid.
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For most of soccer's history, the idea of nonpartisan connoisseurship would have been unthinkable.
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A hot war in outer space is unthinkable, and we cannot let it occur.
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It offers a way to think about what is otherwise a nearly unthinkable problem.
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They latched on to what was new—what would have been unthinkable under Mugabe.
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But in the Saudi monarchy, as in the Islamic State, these views are unthinkable.
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Give them mastery, and the unthinkable happens: they become a bit of a dragoid.
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We need an insurance policy against the unthinkable: Donald Trump's actually winning the Presidency.
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That is why some high-powered tech leaders are thinking the unthinkable these days.
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It was almost unthinkable four years ago that this would be the case now.
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They did what many in Saudi Arabia considered unthinkable: getting in cars and driving.
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In the event of the unthinkable, knowing a bit about haircare could prove useful.
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Republicans in Minnesota now see an opportunity that seemed unthinkable a few months ago.
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It is a development that would have been unthinkable to generations of Time editors.
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But the French team avoided relegation year after year and eventually did the unthinkable.
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So, the thought of having kids is kind of unthinkable for some of us.
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Given Gandhi's status as a titan of peaceful resistance, the vandalism might seem unthinkable.
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It would have been unthinkable to make this call just a few years ago.
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Activists accomplished what was unthinkable in 2010: Arizona is a battleground state in 2020.
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The deal between these authors and Amazon would have been unthinkable a decade ago.
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Her parents, much like Mr. Berkon's parents, consider any move away from Manhattan unthinkable.
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But the populist ferment refashioning the global order has made previously unthinkable roles possible.
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J.P. Calvin Harris has done the unthinkable: make Young Thug sound accessible and dull.
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"I am in the unthinkable situation that people cannot bear to contemplate," Deraniyagala writes.
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In the capital of Westeros, King's Landing, they are forced to confront unthinkable odds.
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"Editorializing for a rate cut as a presumptive nominee is unthinkable behavior," said Kotok.
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For many, restrictions like these would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
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The alternative, a devastating conflagration that could escalate into nuclear war, should be unthinkable.
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But this winter, the sky has taken on a once seemingly unthinkable hue: blue.
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Maybe she advocated for the rights of these children because indifference is simply unthinkable.
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This would have been unthinkable 20 years ago...perhaps even 10 years ago. pic.twitter.
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It's the type of day that would have been unthinkable in any other administration.
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His death has created unthinkable grief and we are struggling to understand what has happened.
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On a neutral surface, it is unthinkable that Mr Muller would knock out the Spaniard.
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When I started covering mutual funds in the late 1990s, that would have been unthinkable.
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An undertaking like this dinner party would have been unthinkable in the pre-Noma age.
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To somebody observing liberal politics today in California, this is unthinkable — largely because of integration.
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Waiting seven months for treatment would be unthinkable if Solar had cancer or heart disease.
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For Victor Murillo, the prospect of returning to the city of his birth is unthinkable.
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The greatest hope for the world's security is an alliance that was until recently unthinkable.
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"Not only has she called me unthinkable names she has been extremely violent," Haynesworth claims.
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Fifteen years ago, the United States was rocked by an unthinkable attack on September 11th.
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Wendy might be, too – she just did the unthinkable act for an Axe Cap employee.
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Not long ago, two African American women vying for this position would have been unthinkable.
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For Zubal, who preferred not to identify with any political party, this scenario is unthinkable.
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I can handle [this]," Ami says of what the show's narrator calls an "unthinkable crisis.
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Charles Gaytan, were preparing to welcome the quads to their family when the unthinkable happened.
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But, in politics, even the unthinkable allows for some wiggle room -- and veteran Republican Sen.
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He is gone and I can't believe it, and the pain is immobilizing, stifling, unthinkable.
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Experimentation was common Today, the thought of ruining anyone's teeth for an experiment is unthinkable.
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Not long ago, two African-American women vying for this position would have been unthinkable.
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Twenty years ago, a fastball rate of less than 50 percent would have been unthinkable.
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Some tycoons have had to sell prized assets to keep afloat, a once unthinkable affront.
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The unthinkable has happened: an app maker is actually admitting it's secretly listening to us!
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So a populist coalition between the M5S and the League, while unlikely, is not unthinkable.
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" He continued: "It is also unthinkable to believe that someone is going to kill you.
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Twelve days later after another rejection of her deal by parliament, she did the unthinkable.
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But as another nomination to pad out the movie's total, this isn't unthinkable or anything.
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Instead, British society gradually changed so that marriage between cousins became undesirable, verging on unthinkable.
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There's a decent change he'll even do what once seemed unthinkable and outlast Clarence Campbell.
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The president can participate directly in this discourse, which now spreads at rates previously unthinkable.
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But the unthinkable happened: We lost, 3-1, in the gold medal game against Japan.
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To these people, it's unthinkable that mainstream coverage of YouTube drama is just regular reporting.
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If it has a 3-- 3.8, 3.9, 3.7, we&aposre OK. These are unthinkable numbers.
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No general worth his salt ever gambled that his adversary wasn't capable of the unthinkable.
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The 39-year-old author and radio presenter from Newcastle, England has done the unthinkable.
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Such a detente between Moscow and Riyadh would have been almost unthinkable in the past.
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The state of American environmental policy would have been unthinkable to environmentalists four decades ago.
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Jose Aldo versus Jeremy Stephens is a match up that was unthinkable two years ago.
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The need for such an initiative, Ewen says, would have been unthinkable five years ago.
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"Even ten years ago, it was unthinkable that Labour would lose Scotland," he points out.
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With numbers that high, it's not unthinkable that someone you know has struggled to conceive.
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We could not believe it was happening, it was total ecstasy, it had been unthinkable.
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For large portions, you're forced to do the unthinkable in a video game: do nothing.
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State laws in particular included bias-based barriers and exclusions that are almost unthinkable now.
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Leading a newspaper to quadruple its market value in the digital economy is almost unthinkable.
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The unthinkable option is a pre-emptive strike on North Korean nuclear and missile installations.
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The idea of an Islamist party controlling one of those seats, he said, was unthinkable.
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Her election is not inevitable, which is nearly unthinkable given who her chief rival is.
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Elie advocated an enduring memory of the unthinkable as he offered testimony to the unspeakable.
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Before Thirdlove was founded in 2013, buying a bra online was unthinkable for most women.
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Heading into 2018, Democrats have prospects that would have been deemed unthinkable 14 months ago.
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Last summer, news that Mr. Pearson, 583, was stepping down would have been virtually unthinkable.
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Now, in a once-unthinkable turnabout, some are being converted to export liquefied natural gas.
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Even now, we regularly log an unthinkable number of hours on FaceTime and the telephone.
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A couple of years earlier, it had been completely unthinkable for TV to broadcast porn.
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If the unthinkable happens and we run out of money, we can always print more.
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Some struggling entrepreneurs are doing what was once considered unthinkable: selling out to the state.
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For the last several years, people who watch Washington closely started to think the unthinkable.
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Inflation can be so dangerous for authoritarians that it can also prompt otherwise unthinkable reforms.
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Then again, Keynesian deficits were considered unthinkable at the beginning of the 1930s Great Depression.
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Wounds are torn open, exposing fears, flaws, regrets and personal losses that are sometimes unthinkable.
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But that is the unthinkable future Mr. Kenney and Mr. Scheer are pushing Canada toward.
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Many Australians admire them, and for some, the thought of Kingston without Larry is unthinkable.
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Another 80 is definitely a possibility, which sounds unthinkable for an accomplished golfer like Rory.
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Missing out on a minimum of three matches for the United States was nearly unthinkable.
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The military options for dealing with this problem range from the horrendous to the unthinkable.
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Condemning scores of American elders to a painful death should be unthinkable for any reason.
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Let a vast swath of people catch covid which is unthinkable, or break the epidemic.
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All these tendencies, together, created a political environment where the previously unthinkable now feels inevitable.
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Now the Dow is only about 23% away from hitting that once seemingly unthinkable target.
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It was a rapid U-turn that would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
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For almost all Southerners, a summer without a seemingly endless supply of peaches is unthinkable.
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There have been revolutions like this before, where arguments that were once unthinkable become obvious.
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War is unthinkable on the Korean peninsula, with staggering casualty estimates should fighting break out.
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An undersecretary with Clovis's racist baggage would have been intolerable then, and it's unthinkable now.
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Meanwhile, Maeve (Thandie Newton) has been tasked with the unthinkable: locating Dolores and killing her.
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A pre-emptive American strike is nearly unthinkable given Kim's ability to blow up Seoul.
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James had come to see him as a key cooperating witness, a once-unthinkable development.
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But such an outcome is unthinkable in today's Democratic Party obsessed with fairness and meritocracy.
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To mark Ramadan, the town hall hosted an iftar dinner on its premises—unthinkable elsewhere.
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For my generation — born in the 1950s and '60s — swearing at one's parents was unthinkable.
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Assad, with his Russian partners, has achieved an unthinkable scale and scope of destruction, undeterred.
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Geas, like Bulger, chose to live a life defined by relentless crime and unthinkable violence.
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In Wisconsin, the unthinkable: Distributors grounded their trucks, fearing that the beer would freeze solid.
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And there's post-coronavirus Trump, who tweeted out this message, previously unthinkable, on Wednesday morning.
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But the proprietors were stuck on the unthinkable: Israel without Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister.
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But this map helps to illustrate how this possibility, while remote, is not unthinkable, either.
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Two years ago, Kate Bush decided to do the unthinkable and return to the stage.
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For such an important event to end without a winner would be unthinkable in other sports.
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Chelsea's miserable league form earlier this season has it in an unthinkable 12th place in England.
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GE just did the unthinkable for a blue-chip stock, cutting its dividend to a penny.
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When they arrived in a rundown Baghdad neighborhood, notorious for its drug gangs, the unthinkable happened.
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Looking back, it seems unthinkable that we questioned women's ability to access this kind of information.
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Look away, Spurs fans ... Gregg Popovich has done the unthinkable -- DECLARE HIS ALLEGIANCE TO THE WARRIORS!!
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As such, Sanders had proposed an agenda whose passage was unthinkable under the current Senate rules.
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To be scoffed at and thrown around the way we're being thrown around is absolutely unthinkable.
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The Institute's collaboration with Google Street View has provided publicity and exposure once unthinkable for Gombe.
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However, that doesn't mean the idea of eating them is unthinkable in the Star Wars universe.
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Plus, even a Trump second-place finish would have been unthinkable just a few months ago.
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A decade ago, before print ad revenue collapsed, such a printing alliance would have been unthinkable.
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When his money ran out, he admits he did unthinkable things to fund his growing addiction.
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The historical record does not suggest that such seemingly unthinkable slip-ups spell doom going forward.
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It is unthinkable that Mr Putin would come empty-handed, says Shunsuke Hasegawa, the town's mayor.
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The specifics of my dream were an unthinkable, embarrassing cliché: I wanted to be on stage.
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Doing nothing leaves an unthinkable burden -- possibly an unlivable planet -- for generations, the canvasser told me.
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Barack Obama has done the unthinkable: given millions of people FOMO over not serving jury duty.
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Again, you can accept maybe the Pentagon as a military target but anything else is unthinkable.
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Backing down was unthinkable last week when the law's passage seemed inevitable as Lam remained defiant.
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Caustic Western-style satire, in which even a leader's appearance is gag fodder, is still unthinkable.
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"It is unthinkable that Hemedti will leave his seat to anybody else," says a foreign diplomat.
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"This would be unthinkable in 2013 when there was great concern about the rupee," he said.
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If the unthinkable happens before the midterms and the Senate approves Trump's pick, do not despair.
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That was once unthinkable since Uber existed to rid the world of a need for cash.
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Inside, astronauts train for all kinds of spaceflight situations from a normal flight to the unthinkable.
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After a few months, I was forced to acknowledge the heretofore unthinkable: I was in love.
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As a youth, the unthinkable happened: the black boy joined a gang of violent white supremacists.
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You couldn't even think of having sex without a condom at the time; it was unthinkable.
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And they have done the unthinkable: unified a lot of America leaders in cheering them on.
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Astronomy has been advancing so quickly that what was unthinkable a decade ago is now reality.
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This particular record driving a whole club crazy would have been unthinkable only six months earlier.
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Since consumerism has become more and more intertwined with our political identities, it's not entirely unthinkable.
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What followed was the unthinkable—walking into a gym to find him lying on the floor.
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Thumbs Up Kentucky: A coal company in Kentucky is doing the unthinkable—switching to renewable energy.
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Next came the unthinkable: The ball bounced off the top of his head over the fence.
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A few weeks ago, I did the unthinkable: I deleted the Facebook app from my phone.
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But it's hardly unthinkable growth and is actually part of widely anticipated slowdown in job creation.
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The brash Silicon Valley giant has done what seemed unthinkable just a few weeks ago: surrendered.
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When the unthinkable occurs, they are the first contact many of us have with first responders.
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A key question is asking the once-unthinkable: should the U.S. government should have primary responsibility?
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The unthinkable finally happened — Pretty Little Liars aired it's last episode, and we learned AD's identity.
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Sickness, misogyny, unthinkable tragedy — they'll follow you to paradise, she realizes, despite those hypnotically swaying palms.
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A year ago, the possibility of a Democratic victory in West Virginia's 3rd district seemed unthinkable.
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It's almost unthinkable that the Old Dominion's governorship would devolve to the luck of the draw.
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In the course of which the really unthinkable happens: Frankie loses his magic touch dealing cards.
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What was once an unthinkable question is now, according to British political experts, a serious possibility.
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The unthinkable, on both sides of the Atlantic, must be resisted before it is too late.
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I've met women from the Eastern Congo to Colombia to Myanmar who have survived the unthinkable.
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She said many Republican women were entertaining a once unthinkable possibility: crossing party lines in November.
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Whether you agree with GOP politics or not, supporting that sort of misogynistic venom is unthinkable.
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If the unthinkable happens, if USA walks away or lowballs WWE, then we're in strange territory.
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The same crystal ball exercise today, however, involves considering a wide range of once-unthinkable events.
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We now know that several close calls nearly resulted in this unthinkable destruction of human civilization.
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Reading the just-published details of Mr. Lauer's alleged behavior, failing to fire him seems unthinkable.
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Boko Haram's actions have caused unthinkable damage, and it is now catching up with its members.
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The list of the unthinkable — kids shot at school — has gotten so much longer since 103.
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"I consider it unthinkable to issue working permits for asylum seekers," Wolfgang Sobotka told the paper.
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The defense secretary has often called war on the Korean Peninsula unthinkable, given the likely casualties.
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"Without collectivization of one form or another it is unthinkable to overcome capitalism," he told us.
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In other sports, it would be unthinkable to overlook a player so respected for defensive excellence.
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"Before the Saint Laurent sale, that would have been unthinkable," the publication Art Market Monitor wrote.
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Yet for many in the tech industry, I have to imagine that borders on the unthinkable.
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"This one unthinkable second chance has come your way," Judge Raymond J. Dearie told Mr. Zazi.
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" In her email, Ms. Tracy wrote, "Larry Nassar is a monster, a perpetrator of unthinkable crimes.
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This behavior, basically unthinkable to me just a month ago, feels relatively normal to me now.
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Even a second-place finish for Donald Trump in Iowa would have been unthinkable last spring.
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But a military confrontation between the U.S. and Turkey, two NATO allies, is no longer unthinkable.
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Others (such as travel and hospitality companies) are experiencing immediate and unthinkable drops in consumer demand.
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" Jeff Greenfield wrote an essay in Politico Magazine headlined, "Thinking the Unthinkable: What if Trump Succeeds?
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Mr. da Silva's once unthinkable decline is just one expression of the turmoil reaching across Brazil.
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In 1991, it was unthinkable that Kent would be making bicycles in the United States again.
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And diplomats are scraping together plans for an once-unthinkable meeting with North Korea's despotic leader.
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Mr. Chavez's hypercharged populism succeeded in so dividing society that crossing over remains, for many, unthinkable.
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Mr. Goedeking said it was once unthinkable that anyone at the airline would go on strike.
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Bruce Couchman Ottawa, Ontario To the Sports Editor: Re "A Stirring Victory, Then the Unthinkable," Dec.
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And given how invisible this issue has been on Capitol Hill, that isn't an unthinkable scenario.
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"It's unthinkable ... I think the governor understands this," said Ito, who retains regular contact with Kuroda.
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Now the country has received once-unthinkable validation of its artistic achievement: a best-picture Oscar.
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The Islamic State's self-declared "Caliphate will soon be destroyed, unthinkable two years ago," he claimed.
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Now a local transportation committee in Manhattan has broached the unthinkable: eliminating free street parking altogether.
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Then on Thursday, the unthinkable happened: Kaufman's aunt called Reyes to report that he was dead.
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An influential science advisory group lent its support to a once-unthinkable proposition: human genetic engineering.
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Yet so many bad things happened, from the unthinkable to the horrifying to the merely shocking.
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But here's the reality: We're heading toward a global catastrophe that will cause unthinkable human suffering.
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When it comes to sexual assault, harassment, or domestic violence, Trump is increasingly doing the unthinkable.
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That said, it would be unthinkable for a Japanese person to eat it on the go.
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Few capture the uncomfortably relatable human motivations behind those unthinkable acts of violence quite like The Last of Us. Few capture the uncomfortably relatable human motivations embedded in unthinkable acts of violence quite like The Last of Us. "What we're interested in is the 'why," said Gross.
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Matt Imhof was going through his normal post-game training regimen in June when the unthinkable happened.
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Morning's light later revealed the unthinkable: 15 pounds of frozen Italian sausage, wrapped in suspicious white packaging.
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In fact, there were no people of color in any of the acting categories, which seems unthinkable.
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Scoot McNairyWho He Plays: Tom Purcell, a father who suffers the unthinkable when his two children disappear.
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Always there for her boys, Cookie does the unthinkable, digging through the pipes for a slimy pill.
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Or rather, it would have been unthinkable that the president could do these things and go unpunished.
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We as the Melgar family can only hope that true justice is upheld under these unthinkable circumstances.
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Just putting the global war against HIV on cruise control, as recent trends suggest, should be unthinkable.
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Some 21% of those had bail set between $500,000 and $1m—an unthinkable amount for most prisoners.
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"What once seemed unthinkable is now unstoppable," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement.
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Aborting girls simply because they are girls has become so unthinkable that the law has been relaxed.
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Tencent and Alibaba have been throwing unthinkable amounts of money to pay for all the unbelievable kickbacks.
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Losing a twin, she says, is unthinkable in a way that's more intense than losing a parent.
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It was unthinkable—the wall separating her from the speaking world was too high and too thick.
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It was unthinkable for her to appear in public unless she was wearing the appropriate mourning attire.
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We've come a long way from a year ago, when such an alliance would have been unthinkable.
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One recent poll put the party at a once-unthinkable 12%, less than half the surging Greens.
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Several years ago, it would have been unthinkable -- now, even the opposition is playing the Mandela card.
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A grotesquely swollen eye forced the fight to end in the 10th—and then the unthinkable happened.
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He's now using his decades of political capital to promote the once unthinkable: Hillary Clinton for president.
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As [the disctrict] grieves this unthinkable loss, we ask Nick and his family be remembered in prayer.
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The past two months have seen the public understanding of the case advance into almost unthinkable territory.
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Its curious dual nature, melding the real and the virtual, will enable now-unthinkable games and entertainment.
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But in complex negotiations, the trick is to convince the other that the unthinkable is an option.
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One day, the unthinkable happened: A patient collapsed and died while she was on her tea break.
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"As a provider, it's unthinkable that you can't actually give your patient what you want," she said.
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Until a few weeks ago it would have been unthinkable for your correspondent to drop in unannounced.
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The next day, Sattar and his allies pronounced the unthinkable: Hussain would no longer lead the party.
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It's also not unthinkable that McMullin could end up drawing away support from Clinton rather than Trump.
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The more time she spent in the water, though, the more Carolyn let herself consider the unthinkable.
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Imagine the sense of achievement; of saving a tiny furball of pure goodness from an unthinkable fate.
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IN JULY 217 men walked on the moon, a technological leap all but unthinkable 21970 years before.
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And it's unthinkable to me that we could know these stories and still choose to do nothing.
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Then the unthinkable happened: Trump stepped into the void and began slaying his rivals one by one.
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Though it may seem unthinkable, I may have run out of things to say about frozen lasagna.
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Instead, Trump is crossing diplomatic red lines and doing what was unthinkable in the Kissingerian China world.
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The heat makes going outside virtually unthinkable and, experts say, staying indoors is a critical safety measure.
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They sought to foster both prosperity and interdependence, to "make war not only unthinkable but materially impossible".
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Just think about all security failures you now take for granted that once would have been unthinkable.
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Weeks ago that would've been unthinkable, going against the sheer thrill of exploration that initially guided me.
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And in the process, he managed to do the unthinkable — make Mr. Trump look like a victim.
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OPEC—Russian cooperation in the oil market was almost unthinkable three years ago and now is mundane.
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Doing away with the filibuster on Supreme Court nominees—the so-called "nuclear option"—was once unthinkable.
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Almost exactly a year ago, Democrats did the unthinkable: They won a U.S. Senate seat in Alabama.
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With the congressional delegation, unthinkable opportunities abound, with or without court decisions on gerrymandering expediting the matter.
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But the financial picture at the newspapers continues to deteriorate, forcing Fairfax to contemplate the once-unthinkable.
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They enjoy access to information, culture and entertainment that would have been unthinkable not so long ago.
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Even basic activities, such as a conference call with bondholders, are now essentially unthinkable, the sources said.
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The Islamic State and its ilk are brutal to gay people, whom they treat in unthinkable ways.
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"Not long ago, two African-American women vying for this position would have been unthinkable," she said.
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To my surprise, still, they paid me an unthinkable $800 for that first story — a cash windfall!
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Macron strolled through the capital chatting to passersby, behavior Algerians view as unthinkable for their own president.
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That previously unthinkable notion was made far more feasible after the Americans lost to Guatemala on Friday.
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In the industry's heyday, the U.S.S.R. exported roughly 21,2400 tons in a year, an unthinkable sum today.
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It's easy to point your nose up at the freaks on the fringe who do the unthinkable.
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That racial category saw the rate for men rise by 38% and for women, an unthinkable 89%.
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By becoming one, and a Baltimore-based company has done the unthinkable by making wine ice cream.
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They're bringing back soldiers from places that would be unthinkable six months ago or a year ago.
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But in 246, Ms. Flores, 20153, a legal secretary and single mother, did what was once unthinkable.
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And the two words the police say he shouted when the unthinkable act was over: Allahu akbar.
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Still, the idea that she could parlay her experience to win a local judicial election was unthinkable.
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The direct contact between an American president and a top Taliban leader would once have been unthinkable.
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While Mr. Trump's figure is accurate, his suggestion that the number would have been "unthinkable" is not.
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Still, as the coronavirus crisis intensifies, more and more countries may take decisions they previously thought unthinkable.
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The campaign may seem outlandish, but it would have seemed downright unthinkable only a few years ago.
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Read an excerpt below: Impeachment is the "unthinkable" subject about which we are thinking because of Watergate.
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Decades later, such a statement from the committee — or any major, mainstream Jewish organization — would be unthinkable.
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It's all but unthinkable that the Justice Department could open an investigation into the op-ed article.
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Debates have erupted over arming teachers, the usefulness of metal detectors and best practices during unthinkable scenarios.
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Polling shows a level of backing that would have been unthinkable even in recent elections, scholars say.
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But the overall support our polls found would have been unthinkable in even recent elections, scholars say.
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It should go without saying that it is unthinkable that Congress would recess before addressing the crisis.
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It is unthinkable that one would relegate a wonderful place like this to the dustbin of history.
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He foretold a nuclear apocalypse to help us imagine — and so to avoid — what had been unthinkable.
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In the Madrid Open quarterfinals this month, Thiem did the unthinkable: he beat Rafael Nadal on clay.
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The idea that Conditt could be a skilled bomb maker seemed unthinkable to his grandmother, Mary Conditt.
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We say we survive our siblings' suicides, meaning we stood with our parents at the unthinkable graves.
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In his final four seasons with the Knicks, they had an almost unthinkable record of 117-211.
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Many white people found his acquittal unthinkable, while many blacks rejoiced and hailed him as a hero.
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Such a once-unthinkable prospect would at last give the magician and his erstwhile assistant equal billing.
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The point is each of these moderate Republicans wants to save you from dangerous, horrible, unthinkable Trump.
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Congress has done the unthinkable: started down a bipartisan path toward fixing a broken health-care system.
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Or, he could do the unthinkable as a free agent next spring and sign to play elsewhere.
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Presidential impeachment was once almost unthinkable because of the gravity of overturning the results of an election.
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As a result, we've seen technological marvels that would have been unthinkable a generation or two ago.
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But in the meantime, the unthinkable has happened: ICE has been arresting and deporting some DACA recipients.
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The police said he had drowned himself, but supporters said suicide was unthinkable and suspected foul play.
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And honest-to-goodness antitrust investigations, which might have seemed unthinkable three years ago, are now underway.
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The loss of a child is an unbearable grief, the murder of a child an unthinkable atrocity.
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But the idea of her sons remaining in El Salvador, tempted and threatened by gangs, became unthinkable.
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Finally, Option 3 — which once seemed unthinkable — is to hold a second vote that would reconsider Brexit.
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A hike to 10 cents was politically unthinkable, given how poor the city's working class still was.
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What has happened in America under Trump is a tectonic shift that is generating an unthinkable realignment.
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A walk-in wine cellar can double as a shelter during a bad storm, or other unthinkable disasters.
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He is now considering the once-unthinkable: voting for a Democratic Senate candidate who wants tougher gun laws.
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Today's read Here's something you shouldn't miss The unthinkable Rape and abuse are rampant at some nursing homes.
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Everything inside the window is normal and expected, while everything outside the window is radical, ridiculous, or unthinkable.
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I did the previously unthinkable: I clapped along, got up from my sleeping bag, and joined the circle.
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It's unthinkable now, after 13 years of stories about Mark Grayson and his Viltrumite heritage, but it's true.
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But others have started to utter the unthinkable: what if a two-state solution is no longer possible?
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An all-nighter for the sake of binge-reading instead of beating a deadline was unthinkable to me.
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Big businesses are beginning to warm up to what was once unthinkable: a public option for health care.
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He is contemplating what was once unthinkable, a return to East Africa and the camp he finally escaped.
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Such a move would once have been unthinkable for a nation that considers urbanisation a ticket to prosperity.
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Unthinkable scenes On Sunday, President Obama will begin an official visit to Vietnam before continuing on to Japan.
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"A Trump presidency is unthinkable to most Illinois voters, but not Mark Kirk," a Duckworth campaign spokesman said.
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But there they were campaigning for her anyway, and campaigning hard, because to them the alternative was unthinkable.
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"When I was in school it was unthinkable that someone like me could become a minister," she said.
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"This is one of these senseless things that are unthinkable, unimaginable, and horrific and so unfair," Swarzman said.
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We're also hearing about fee cuts — both management and performance fees — something that at one time was unthinkable.
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Some female protesters are already beginning to drop their headscarves, something previously unthinkable for many in conservative Sudan.
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It would be unthinkable, said Konovalov, for the Kremlin to call it a day before Aleppo was recaptured.
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Defensive alignments and bullpen-usage patterns that would have been unthinkable a decade ago have now become commonplace.
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CNN correspondent Hadas Gold said people crowded the banks of the Seine to gaze helplessly at the unthinkable.
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This seemed unthinkable last summer, when Trump descended down the escalators at Trump Tower to announce his campaign.
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Sovereign debt restructuring is almost unthinkable without Lee Buchheit, who has advised 23 countries through sovereign debt negotiations.
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Black Lives Matter preceded this normalization of racism and white supremacy that was just unthinkable a year before.
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My hope is that by the time the next generation comes of age, sexual discrimination will be unthinkable.
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It's a method of assault that only a few years ago felt unthinkable, but has quickly become inevitable.
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"It's unthinkable (there was a deal on the dollar)," said one senior G7 official who attended the meeting.
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Traditionally many Europeans eat pigs, but for the 1.5 billion Muslims in the world today, this is unthinkable.
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But she's determined to pull off what even just a few years ago would have been unthinkable: win.
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Such a move would once have been unthinkable for a nation that considers urbanization a ticket to prosperity.
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Twenty years ago, the notion that same-sex marriage would both be legal and wildly popular was unthinkable.
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Maybe her captivating aura stemmed from her virginity, which, given how this movie treated sex, is not unthinkable.
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But for Death Wish Coffee Company, a small business in upstate New York, the unthinkable has come true.
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"I consider it unthinkable to issue working permits for asylum seekers," Wolfgang Sobotka told German daily Die Welt.
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But public sentiment makes that unthinkable for most members of Congress, notably those representing urban and suburban areas.
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A lot of unprecedented things that would've been unthinkable a year ago or two years ago are happening.
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A Hindu, Goyeshwar Roy, has risen within the BNP hierarchy, which would have been unthinkable only last year.
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In honor of her, we collected our favorite unthinkable and thought-provoking Betty White-isms through the years.
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For a game like Fortnite where progression-based unlocks are a badge of honor, that's unthinkable for most.
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Or it could be some sort of military action, but the downside of military action is almost unthinkable.
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Catherine's mother, Lindsey Hoggle, says the suggestion that her daughter could have killed her own children is unthinkable.
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This accession was extraordinary: a victory for the radical left that would have been unthinkable a decade before.
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Sweden and Finland, Russian neighbors that once professed neutrality, are considering the once unthinkable prospect of joining NATO.
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With these cultural markers have come expressions of unblushing liberalism that would have been unthinkable a decade ago.
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So, Visa is now doing the previously unthinkable: opening up its payment processing system to third-party developers.
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The knot kept loosening up, and eventually came undone, so I did the unthinkable: I took it off.
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The association of our young people with racist acts and a politics of hate must also become unthinkable.
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Instead he soiled it and with it, dragged the world further down a path toward previously unthinkable instability.
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Such an eventuality was thought to be unthinkable, and so, in the nineteen-fifties, the Corps stepped in.
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The possibility that he could use such a test to stifle criticism of his actions is almost unthinkable.
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The program has now set its sights on a goal that was previously unthinkable— an AIDS-free generation.
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Power of weaponry today is beyond anything ever thought of, or even, you know, it's unthinkable, the power.
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I mean, it's kind of unthinkable that she wouldn't release an album via her husband's streaming service, right?
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They don't stand to gain much personally, and what they've given up for the cause is almost unthinkable.
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Things happen on the ice, tensions run high, and eventually the unthinkable happens: Somebody actually says something interesting.
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So when the unthinkable happens and a Khal dies, his wife must in a sense die with him.
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This world-historical action is still nowhere memorialized and remains unthinkable for those wishing to preserve white supremacy.
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That's millions of people clamoring for a high-stakes change that would have been unthinkable a decade ago.
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Thankfully, though, we're living in a time where people are seemingly open to new and previously unthinkable solutions.
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One sister in India did something largely unthinkable: she filed a police report accusing a bishop of rape.
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The very idea of it is borderline unthinkable, because Nick Saban has made his bones off unrelenting consistency.
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As if accepting a challenge, he set his second novel entirely in the world of the feminine unthinkable.
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" Jonathan Chait warned in New York magazine of "the step-by-step acceptance of the unthinkable as normal.
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Under Thucydides's theory, which held for millenniums, conflict between them should be inevitable — and yet it is unthinkable.
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The male senators who cast doubt on her were a bipartisan group — almost unthinkable in today's polarized setting.
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It's a long shot, but in a desperate effort to block Netanyahu it may no longer be unthinkable.
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"What is happening in Yemen is unthinkable," said Lise Grande, the United Nations' humanitarian coordinator in the country.
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I'm not saying either of these scenarios is probable or likely, but they've gone from unthinkable to possible.
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Just two years ago, a Democrat running competitively in this district on those positions would have been unthinkable.
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This was perhaps our most intimate moment, brought about by my sickness and unthinkable at any other time.
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It was once unthinkable that a Republican president would target private companies in order to settle personal scores.
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Some sheriffs have been in office so long that evicting them is almost unthinkable, regardless of their records.
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But it was unthinkable for them to let him leave without seeing him, possibly for the last time.
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It would have been unthinkable for a restaurant serving New Orleans food to leave gumbo off its menu.
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It's a simple first step, but even that would have been unthinkable under the ecclesiology of previous pontificates.
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By now, the process has become so deeply ingrained in American political life that changing it seems unthinkable.
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Results pointed to a close race between Biden and Bernie Sanders, but the result seemed unthinkable days ago.
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And under her roof, I played by her rules, no matter how bizarre, because losing her was unthinkable.
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It is criminally prosecuting people seeking asylum in the United States from unthinkable violence in their home countries.
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But the pair, both 22019, were dealing with the unthinkable: Less than a week ahead of their Nov.
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That is not unthinkable: Some performance venues have been closed in Austria, Germany and Italy, among other places.
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Creating a sense of possibility that certain kinds of reforms that were once considered unthinkable are now possible.
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But it's not true that it was "unthinkable" four years ago for plants to be built or expanded.
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However, the unprecendented situation in which policymakers find themselves appears to be bringing previously unthinkable ideas into play.
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"At this moment tackling the whole appointments process is unthinkable," a top ruling coalition member said on Wednesday.
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In the early 1990s, when I was a kid in Brooklyn, such a scene would have been unthinkable.
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A decade ago, a Madrid derby at this stage of Europe's main club competition would have been unthinkable.
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Impeaching a president used to be unthinkable, but now two presidents have been impeached just 21 years apart.
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Derogatory language once unthinkable in a union shaped by its experiences during World War II are now commonplace.
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The fact that she mugged people also isn't totally unthinkable when it comes to what she's been through.
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Managing technological innovation would require us to consider policy changes that would have been unthinkable a generation ago.
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It seems unthinkable in the context of the last four years, when the Huskies have gone 270-210.
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And a bipartisan panic about budget deficits has made large-scale spending on anything but wars virtually unthinkable.
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Once the unthinkable happens, no future constraints on congressional irresponsibility with regard to the national debt will remain.
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This creates a whole new permission structure, a sense of social affirmation for what was once thought unthinkable.
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His entire premise was unscientific; for now, it is unthinkable that seas will rise so high so quickly.
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As the Trump administration proceeded, and once unthinkable things became unremarkable, Atwood's classic seemed more and more prescient.
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Before Scalia's death, and McConnell's efforts to keep that seat in Republican hands, court-packing was virtually unthinkable.
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ON LOCATION An architect obsessed with change finds the unthinkable: a home in Connecticut that doesn't need changing.
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They demonstrated almost no sympathy for the victims of sexual harassment and made comments that today seem unthinkable.
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By November 1.43rd the club had fired the beloved Argentine, and done the unthinkable by hiring José Mourinho.
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Mandatory shareholder arbitration once seemed unthinkable in the face of staunch opposition from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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That's unthinkable, but its happening at a UK eatery where the owners want to focus more on family.
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Kyrgios, even if he takes Wimbledon by storm this year, which is hardly unthinkable, will already be 22.
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It displays the unthinkable: a beautifully, blissfully empty news feed, where all the "Trending News" used to be.
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He has promised more social programmes for rural women, a pledge once unthinkable from a Guatemalan right-winger.
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Rumors that Trump would do the unthinkable -- fire Powell -- contributed to the plunge in stock prices in December.
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Above all, the bloc's founding idea of making war between nations with mutual self-interest unthinkable has held.
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"What happened is unthinkable and unimaginable," he said after offering prayers for the victims of the Florida shooting.
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A sale at this price, on this once largely commercial stretch, would have been unthinkable several years ago.
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Having gotten old in an aging culture that still worships youth, they have done the unthinkable: gotten older.
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Older Republican women whisper about lobbying their female friends to do the unthinkable and vote for the Democrat.
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Forcing everyone on the road to detour east to Palmdale to promote local economic development would be unthinkable.
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A no-deal Brexit, until recently an unthinkable prospect, had become all of a sudden feverishly, luridly thinkable.
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A suicide in a Pennsylvania school hallway doesn't grab national attention the way those brutal, unthinkable massacres do.
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One of them, "Unthinkable," is about why the US must support Israel in order to secure God's favor.
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The idea that a woman, particularly a wealthy, unmarried, middle-aged one, would paint herself nude was unthinkable.
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Partnering with the other tribe on something as important as the future of the Supreme Court is unthinkable.
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Zuckerberg's deferred to his "team", but as CEO, it is almost unthinkable that he would not know the answer.
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During the resulting civil war, the unthinkable happened: The Buddhist temples in the ancient city of Nara were destroyed.
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Rival carrier Easyjet has been more confident on Brexit, arguing it would be unthinkable for flights to be halted.
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Jon subsequently did the unthinkable, reconciling with the wildlings — a concept that was not only laughable, but called treasonous.
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Air Force One just landed, bringing President Trump to a summit that was unthinkable just over three months ago.
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Then there's Texas, where a serious candidate for statewide office talking about gun control would have once been unthinkable.
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This broad coalition of unlikely characters would have been unthinkable in 2006, when López Obrador first ran for president.
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Resolution aside, they produce photos that would have been unthinkable on similar devices just a couple of years ago.
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Manuel Belgrano, a descendant of the independence hero, says it is unthinkable that his ancestor would have favoured ultramarine.
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A few years ago, the US announcing it would abandon the UN Human Rights Council would have been unthinkable.
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Both she and Evan strike me as having achieved such incredible, unthinkable accomplishments in their young and tender years.
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I then do the unthinkable/best thing ever and douse them in butter AND vinegar and go to town.
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If not, however, it seems unthinkable that the FCC and its current leadership can walk away from this unscathed.
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All of this would have been unthinkable a few years ago, observes Wolfgang Ischinger of the Munich Security Conference.
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"The unthinkable admissions that we just heard in court should, of course, make all of us angry," Luger said.
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Yet since being sworn in, the soft-spoken Mr Lourenço has unleashed change that seemed unthinkable a year ago.
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Long-running crab feasts have had to do the unthinkable and replace their signature offering with substitutes like beef.
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"It's unthinkable," Robin Roth, a guidance counselor who has lived in Scarsdale for 33 years, said in an interview.
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"It used to be unthinkable that a collector would buy a work without seeing it in person," said Martinsen.
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Whatever his motivations, Trump has normalized the alt-right in a way that would've been unthinkable a year ago.
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But, equally, not doing the job is unthinkable — because there's no putting the AI genii back in the bottle.
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I figured if something as unthinkable as Obama could could take place, anything was possible in my next chapter.
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A year ago, such a joint operation by some 77 officials from the two sides would have been unthinkable.
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For many in the establishment it's literally an unthinkable moment because many thought it would never come to this.
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Then the unthinkable happened: an unauthorized remix he'd posted violated SoundCloud's terms of service, and his account was deleted.
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Chris Jorgensen, a sophomore at Iowa State University did the unthinkable and made a Pop-Tart sandwich...with cheese.
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It concluded that intellectual growth requires "the right to think the unthinkable, discuss the unmentionable, and challenge the unchallengeable".
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House Democrats are thinking the once unthinkable: They have a real shot at winning the lower chamber next month.
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It turned into the scene from a nightmare, with supporters breaking down in bewildered tears as the unthinkable happened.
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These children face an unthinkable choice between becoming a gang member or risking death for themselves and family members.
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On November 5th, something happened that would have been unthinkable a few years earlier: Richard Nixon was elected President.
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If extending the nuclear option to legislation seems unthinkable, consider the nuclear option itself was just five years ago.
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In the past year, she had broken with all of them, and it was unthinkable that she would return.
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Lakers produce stunning upset of Warriors LOS ANGELES — The unthinkable occurred Sunday to the defending champion Golden State Warriors.
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But he "occasionally missed out on Apple product launch events, an unthinkable absence several years ago," according to Bloomberg.
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It has Amazon Prime, which can easily offer deals that would be unthinkable from, say, Kroger's point of view.
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"We're going to have to do certain things that were frankly unthinkable a year ago," he said last November.
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So, for me to consider the unthinkable — to vote for a Democrat — has been a profound soul-searching process.
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Let's take a closer look at five things Cleveland must do in order to once again achieve the unthinkable.
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"The president of the United States pardoning himself is unthinkable ... it would probably lead to immediate impeachment," he said.
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The alternative—introducing socialist-oriented policies such as universal health care or free college education for all—is unthinkable.
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He might be retiring, he might be embarking on a journey for humanity's survival through unthinkable isolation and violence.
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Japan denounced the ruling, which said a 1965 treaty did not remove the workers' right to reparations, as "unthinkable".
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"The unthinkable has happened," said Christiane Hoffmann, deputy head of the Berlin bureau of Der Spiegel, a German magazine.
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I'm a die-hard Giants fan, and this year I'm thinking about doing the unthinkable: rooting for the Dodgers.
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Facing a viral enemy that does not distinguish between us, previously unthinkable alliances have formed across the political spectrum.
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"The world cannot afford the unthinkable consequences of a COVID-19 pandemic in Africa," he said in a statement.
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The first is unthinkable, but the second is merely obvious, or at least obvious to everyone but the Knicks.
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Then the unthinkable happened: Coke and Pepsi decided to replace expensive sugar with much cheaper high-fructose corn syrup.
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A worldwide influenza pandemic is literally the worst-case scenario in public health — yet far from an unthinkable occurrence.
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We were winning all these awards, and it was unthinkable to us that Ed Sherin's direction wasn't even nominated.
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White nationalists, race and I.Q. debates, clandestine prescription drug and weapons selling groups and Pepe the Frog memes: unthinkable!
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The very idea of a black woman as first lady of the land, well, that would have been unthinkable.
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The human toll would be unthinkable, with some experts estimating that 20,000 to 100,000 people could die each year.
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But as New York stares down one of the worst public health crises in a century, it is unthinkable.
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The once-unthinkable decision comes in a country that has just recently cracked down on its heavy-smoking ways.
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Many Sutherland Springs residents said their town is safe, the people are friendly, and that what happened was unthinkable.
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"The fact that both teams were sold to Chinese enterprises would have been unthinkable three years ago," Fassone said.
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Still, the prospect that HBO would soon be out of the boxing business seemed unthinkable to some industry insiders.
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As judges blanketed the former Confederacy with similar court orders, the South was being remade in once-unthinkable ways.
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For example, Heartbeat International aims "to make abortion unwanted today and unthinkable for future generations," according to its website.
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That would have been unthinkable during Jobs' reign in the late 90s and the first decade of this century.
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Offering Mr. Palin the principal role in the series, she acknowledged, was "a complete long shot," but not unthinkable.
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And you can't get any of Samsung's newest phones for less than that once unthinkable price tag of $13.
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If nothing else, I do think the country has reached the point where once-unthinkable solutions are worth debating.
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But each in its own way is now wielding previously unthinkable power, resulting in unpredictable, sometimes destabilizing geopolitical spasms.
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It's not unthinkable that the base pickup truck could offer more than 300 miles by the time it ships.
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Nicki Minaj has just attempted the unthinkable—to topple Kim Kardashian as the reigning queen of breaking the internet.
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"It would be unthinkable for Exxon to cut its dividend," said Pavel Molchanov, an energy analyst at Raymond James.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Pete Buttigieg knew he had pulled off a feat that, a year ago, was unthinkable.
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"We already have three female senators running — that would have been unthinkable not too long ago," said Jean-Pierre.
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From nightmare to reality and back again, this psychological terror cracked the code on what happens after the unthinkable.
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A few days earlier, Mr. Iverson had said that the end of his career, of the circus, was unthinkable.
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It was impossible, unthinkable that he wouldn't be there to warm the hall with his larger-than-life presence.
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John is now seven inches taller and regularly plays basketball and golf, activities that were unthinkable before his surgery.
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So that leaves the question very much open whether behavior once ruled unthinkable is again permissible in America today.
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Through him, we begin to see how the unthinkable evolves into the partially reasonable and then the purely necessary.
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Maybe it is wise to remember that human cannibalism, so unthinkable now, was not uncommon not so long ago.
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On the contrary, knowing that their ideas are likely to be rejected leaves them free to think the unthinkable.
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While he pulled off the unthinkable by selling $200 million of his work at the Sotheby's sale on Sept.
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If putting children to bed by themselves was once unfathomable to us, what might the next unthinkable development be?
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But they led me to do what most in Washington, D.C. would consider the unthinkable: I changed my mind.
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We know that something prompted her to come to work with a concealed handgun and then do the unthinkable.
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Few expected that his release — an unthinkable prospect just a few years ago — would result in any significant protests.
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But it is not unthinkable; after all, Mr. Rutte, like most politicians, is quite capable of changing his mind.
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Five years ago, an unemployment rate of 6900 percent — which the latest jobs report shows — would have been unthinkable.
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Adjustments to the retirement age might not seem so unthinkable when put in the context of these trade-offs.
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It was an almost unthinkable loss for Mr. Franken, who continued to insist he hadn't really done anything wrong.
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Then, Emma begins to behave strangely, until one day she attacks Apollo and the unthinkable happens to their child.
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It was almost unthinkable for a young woman to do this job, but you never considered that an obstacle.
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Then the unthinkable happened: Mr. Mendez got into his car and drove it into the family, the police said.
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The newer stalls sell things like cashmere, unthinkable attire in Goa's year-round heat but common in northern India.
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The probability dashboards on the data-journalism websites had lurched Trumpward, and an unthinkable future was lumbering into view.
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Financial markets seem like a constantly churning, high-risk world of inscrutable ticker symbols and unthinkable sums of money.
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For much of American history, it was unthinkable to wage war without raising taxes for reasons of intergenerational equity.
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Of course, as between the Corbyn Labour Party and the Theresa May Conservative Party, compromise is even more unthinkable.
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The build-it-smaller approach has set off a philosophical clash among those in Washington who think about the unthinkable.
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" To convict a child of terrorism was a terrible breach of their rights, he said — to execute them was "unthinkable.
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The convicts' loss of anonymity makes the risk of repeat offences "all but unthinkable", the court said in a statement.
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And that means some kind of military problem between the US and Russia, once unthinkable, is now a distinct possibility.
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For most of us the thought of losing our sight is a distressing trip into the unthinkable—and the unknown.
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As women reach entrepreneurial heights unthinkable to their mothers or grandmothers, new terms have surfaced to sort and categorise them.
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Real Madrid are currently in third place, four points below leaders Atlético Madrid—an unthinkable tally for the Spanish giants.
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Two fights in less than six months—an unthinkable feat at the height of his years on the injury list.
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Bishop Kenneth Angell told Widman it was "unthinkable" that in his day a member of the clergy might abuse children.
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" As Sands writes, "the victory of a black candidate statewide would have almost certainly been unthinkable only a generation ago.
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And further escalation is possible as both sides reach for economic weapons that were considered unthinkable a few years ago.
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Zuckerberg has emerged as the new political boogeyman in a way that would be unthinkable just a few years ago.
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Trump's suggestion was that the Bidens had benefited from a form of corruption that would be unthinkable for his family.
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The deal underscores Microsoft's embrace of open-source software under Satya Nadella, something that was unthinkable under previous chief executives.
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Trying to reach an audience of over one billion — as several YouTube videos have now done — would have been unthinkable.
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However, some wildlife interfered — leaving it up to the sound technician to do the unthinkable: Ask something of Her Majesty.
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But, Thursday morning, a few hyperbolic headlines managed to do the unthinkable in over-estimating the damage to the island.
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Back in 2012, Mark Zuckerberg was unjustly mocked for what was then an unthinkable $1 billion bid to buy Instagram.
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As it turns out, the writers' "far-fetched" version of America wasn't really that unthinkable—and that's scary as hell.
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But instead of leaving him there, EMTs simply packed away their gurney, and did the unthinkable: they mowed his lawn.
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The Xbox One S would have been completely unthinkable for anyone in the audience watching Microsoft's original Xbox One presentation.
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Its makers did the unthinkable for video games at the time: they made the game virtually impossible to lose at.
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Most of the DJs working in the genre don't play any instruments—something which just a decade ago was unthinkable.
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This momentum would be unthinkable just a few years ago, and it's in our best interest to keep it going.
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But to put limits on philanthropic activity or private advocacy for particular policies, outside of the election zone, is unthinkable.
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In January 1999, with the Monica Lewinsky saga nearing its climax (sorry), Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin did the unthinkable.
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That's why central banks are doing the unthinkable — cutting rates when we've got full employment and the Dow at 27,000.
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Mitigating those effects would require a massive intervention to clear dead trees and plant new ones, which is currently unthinkable.
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In the face of unthinkable tragedy, it's human nature to find someone to blame, a target for our justifiable outrage.
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"It was unthinkable to have two Brazilians on the podium but finally our day came," he beamed after his performance.
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Finding herself marching alongside the best athletes in the world would have been unthinkable at the start of the year.
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"Pardoning himself would be unthinkable and probably lead to immediate impeachment," Giuliani told NBC's "Meet the Press" earlier this month.
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Against a soaring U.S. currency swelled by global trade imbalances, parity with the dollar - once unthinkable - became a real possibility.
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Against that, France's agriculture minister called it "simply unthinkable" to shave 5 percent off Brussels' hefty spending on farm subsidies.
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It was unthinkable in the past that Microsoft could be mentioned as a competitor to Apple in terms of innovation.
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There is a growing prospect the Republican Party leadership could abandon its own nominee this fall, a once unthinkable scenario.
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Americans born in the 1920s grew up in a country where segregation was rampant and same-sex marriage was unthinkable.
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When Bosh was released from the hospital, he found himself with a previously unthinkable amount of time on his hand.
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It was unthinkable that Mirko Cro Cop would be beaten on the feet, let alone by almost a pure wrestler.
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But when you do the unthinkable and remove the show's title character, the others are forced to figure things out.
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Albania's sworn virgins have gone on to become military commanders, mechanics, and other professions that were otherwise unthinkable for women.
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When the men realize that Robert and Willie are not strangers, they force him to do something unthinkable to her.
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Journalists and public officials described New Jersey's undertaking as once unthinkable, raising ethical concerns and stirring fears of government intrusion.
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Frustration over the lack of headway has some city leaders now embracing a strategy once considered unthinkable: Sanctioned homeless camps.
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Some TV newscasts, magazines and websites are being produced completely remotely, with arrangements that were unthinkable a few weeks ago.
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"Just a few years ago, this kind of gathering would have been unthinkable," said the museum's photographer, Juan Felipe Barreiro.
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The possibility of a military conflict between two NATO allies is unprecedented — but, after years of deteriorating relations, not unthinkable.
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The mere fact that the party was having such a discussion would have been all but unthinkable in days past.
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Just one election cycle ago, the idea of either chamber of Congress passing a single-payer health plan was unthinkable.
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They condemn Mr. Trump's tariffs as an unthinkable breach even though the United States has employed protectionist measures throughout history.
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His administration did manage to hang billboards across the city honoring famous Iranian women, something unthinkable under the other administrations.
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And I gathered that my inability to hear music, at least in the view the people I knew, seemed unthinkable.
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Given Rousey's recent foray into pro wrestling, it's certainly not unthinkable that VanZant would be allowed to do the same.
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The consequences of a victory, though, fall somewhere between unpalatable and unthinkable — offering Liverpool a helping hand over the line.
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It is a show whose budgets and scale were once unthinkable for television — and now it's become the gold standard.
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Gay marriage was politically unthinkable, and even some progressive boomer parents had a hard time when their children came out.
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And Corley said he's doing the unthinkable — encouraging voters to not show up, especially if they're sick or at risk.
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"Degradation and corrosion went at an unthinkable pace here," he said on Wednesday in an interview with Rai News 503.
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The very possibility of an actual, effective, politically empowered Nazi, a Nazi who could pose a real danger, is unthinkable.
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In rising above $1 trillion, Alphabet joined an elite club of American tech companies with valuations that were once unthinkable.
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The prospect was unthinkable earlier this year, given Missouri's decidedly Republican leanings and the incumbent's long and successful political career.
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That the Weeknd, born Abel Tesfaye, would have an approach to pop at all was unthinkable even two years ago.
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With more original movies bypassing big screens, the line between TV and film is blurring, prompting once-unthinkable operating questions.
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The bottom line: Impeachment is less unthinkable than it used to be — but it still depends on a president's actions.
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The commanders nicknamed the idea of going to war against the Soviet Union "Operation Unthinkable," which, of course, it was.
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A few years ago, such a move would have been considered unthinkable as American and Qatar engaged in their spat.
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A once-unthinkable time like 2:01-something no longer sounds that fast — because a human has run 2:00.25.
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The Interpreter North Korea's once-unthinkable nuclear and missile capabilities are, as long as the country wants, here to stay.
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Which was unthinkable 10 days ago and is a testament to McConnell's skills as a persuader and vote-counting virtuoso.
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Japan denounced the ruling, which said the workers' right to reparation was not terminated by a 1965 treaty, as "unthinkable".
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We rounded up four other examples of people whose obsession with cash may have led them to do the unthinkable.
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The work was at times physically toilsome and, it has to be admitted, brutally tedious for stretches of unthinkable duration.
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At the time of the bailout and Obama's first election, our national debt stood at a once unthinkable $10 trillion.
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The Interpreter BERLIN — An idea, once unthinkable, is gaining attention in European policy circles: a European Union nuclear weapons program.
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West is more blunt about it: He doesn't like the priest because the vow of celibacy is unthinkable to him.
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And yet, history has shown time and again that just because something is unthinkable it doesn't mean it cannot happen.
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Interior Minister Wais Ahmad Barmak met Taliban fighters in Kabul, Tolo news said, an unthinkable prospect just two weeks ago.
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This is an unthinkable tragedy as everyone in the Uber family knows how incredibly close Travis is to his parents.
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Lewis was testing it to see if it would help school cops in the state better prepare for the unthinkable.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's plans to float state oil titan Aramco are prompting the country to think the unthinkable.
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Just look at all the podcasts, books, and documentaries out there detailing everything about the people who do the unthinkable.
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A new television ad aims to do the unthinkable: Use Donald Trump's words against him and actually make an impact.
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Its courts are still respected internationally, its media are lively and political protest is tolerated in ways unthinkable on the mainland.
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The next version of Google's Assistant might be able to pull off what was once unthinkable: actually putting pressure on Apple.
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And as more jobs open up and are consistently filled with Honans rather than Wrays, the unthinkable steadily becomes the inevitable.
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If we were not having [much] support before, now it's totally unthinkable to have any kind of financial support in Brazil.
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Exclusive: Snapchat weighs what was once unthinkable This is one of those where the headline overstates the significance by 100 percent.
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This in turn would strengthen Assad's hand in leading his country after the end of the war, once an unthinkable outcome.
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The stability-obsessed Communist Party brooks little dissent to its rule, and such a public vote would be unthinkable in China.
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If China were to send in the army, once an unthinkable idea, the risks would be not only to the demonstrators.
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Something even more unthinkable, something even more existentially frightening than Trump with his hand on the nuclear codes: Democrats having power.
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It felt unthinkable to fire a gun in that community that spring, but it was a crucial plot point, the suicide.
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The message is that our capacity for unthinkable evil is just as human as our capacity for love, empathy, and kindness.
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We're so used to platforms acting to entrench their own power that it's become unthinkable that they'd act any other way.
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Given that Trump reads Twitter, it's not unthinkable that hackers might try to get him to tap on a malicious link.
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I go to Starbucks, and the line for the drive-thru is outrageous, so I do the unthinkable: I go inside.
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The Man in Black (Ed Harris), on the other hand, suffers through the ramifications of already having made awful, unthinkable choices.
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In the end, Dr. Wisner says that treating postpartum psychosis with medication helps to prevent these unthinkable and heart-wrenching tragedies.
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The cabin is actually big enough to move around in, which is unthinkable in the sleek, streamlined jets the US flies.
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The copious amounts of liquor and drugs that appeared around me paired with the academic challenges of college first seemed unthinkable.
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So it's not unthinkable that we may see this app, and others like it, on the Google Play Store soon enough.
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Last month, Kim held a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, a meeting that would have been unthinkable just weeks earlier.
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But a new CDU/CSU-SPD administration in Berlin is no longer unthinkable in the way it was 48 hours ago.
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With our Grandmother's diminishing health and her passing last month, the stress and sadness that this brought us has been unthinkable.
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But, for now, Formula E pulled off what was previously unthinkable: pit fantastic racecars against each other in New York City.
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Shirley is so at ease with death that she's able to clean up her dead sister's body which frankly, is unthinkable.
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The idea of someone of Wells's ideological makeup endorsing today's Republican Party is unthinkable, but D'Souza doesn't dwell on that much.
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The bottoming-out of Donald Trump's campaign, and the obvious difficulties he will have rehabilitating it, have made the unthinkable thinkable.
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Conservatives maintain a change of this ilk could lead to the advent of female succession, unthinkable to some of Japan's traditionalists.
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It also increases the risk of something that would have once been unthinkable: US and Russian planes shooting at each other.
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The president of the United States pardoning himself would just be unthinkable, and it would lead to probably an immediate impeachment.
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Donald Trump is a Jekyll and Hyde president: He pops off wildly about everything from war to walls, threatening the unthinkable.
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But, after centuries of baking mince pies in their standard form, people are starting to do unthinkable things to mince pies.
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Buttigieg would be the first openly gay presidential nominee or president, a sign of progress unthinkable even a few years ago.
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"The closure of the border is unthinkable because it is illegal," Sergio Etchegoyen, Brazil's minister of institutional security, said on Monday.
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This move, which was once unthinkable for Chicago management and fans, came to feel inevitable as the Bulls' dreary season ended.
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Last Friday, May did the unthinkable by asking Labour to negotiate with her on a deal that might work for both.
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Since his election, I've heard experienced climate activists utter questions that a year ago would have been unthinkable: Have we lost?
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The state of American environmental policy would have been unthinkable to environmentalists four decades ago This began to change after 1973.
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We're led to believe the unthinkable happened: TWD killed off another main character, and was callous enough to do it offscreen!
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If I needed an extra day to complete an assignment, I did what was previously unthinkable: I asked for more time.
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He's laying the groundwork to do something unthinkable -- and make it seem to his political base like it's no big deal.
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The loss of a child is an unthinkable tragedy, and my heart goes out to this young man's family and friends.
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On Wednesday, Kim, 38, revealed on her Instagram Stories that Saint had done the unthinkable and decided to touch his Elf.
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Before Trump, the idea of having a President who habitually fails to tell the truth and survives would have been unthinkable.
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The apparent exertion of boardroom influence means that the idea of Air China taking over Cathay is also no longer unthinkable.
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Just a few years ago it seemed unthinkable, but now it's a popular proposal embraced by some leading Democratic presidential candidates.
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The idea of going without a budget was once unthinkable for a House Speaker who is a former Budget Committee chairman.
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The two million porters and carriers existed in almost unthinkable numbers, so Kentridge's performers break it down: three carriers per soldier.
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When something nonroutine and unthinkable happens, it is up to the human operator to intervene, take over and save the day.
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"It is unthinkable that President Obama does not define this as an emergency," Mr. Scott, a Republican, said in a statement.
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That type of relatively friendly interaction between a Democrat and Wheeler's predecessor, Scott Pruitt, seems like it would have been unthinkable.
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These SROs are prepared to defend their students if the unthinkable, wich has become an all-too-regular occurrence, takes place.
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The five richest people in the US today are worth a combined $435.4 billion, which would have been unthinkable in 1982.
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He even started doing something that would have been unthinkable just four years ago: lashing out at his former corporate allies.
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Japan has denounced the verdict as "unthinkable" and said the matter had been "completely and finally" settled by a 1965 treaty.
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The smell of vomit, urine, and shit was such that it seemed unthinkable that a human being ate there, slept there.
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They have lain in bed at night discussing the possibility, something that would have been unthinkable a couple of months ago.
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" He followed this with "Moonshadow," a sexy, shimmying "Wild World," unthinkable a decade ago, and an impossibly beautiful "Father and Son.
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The 21st century has unleashed a fully-activated political side to Tom that might have seemed unthinkable in the surrealist years.
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Now Purpose is out, and suddenly grown men and women are finding themselves doing the unthinkable: digging Justin Bieber, sans irony.
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Before Paul Ryan announced his retirement today, it was "unthinkable" for Democrat Randy Bryce to unseat him in Wisconsin's first district.
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Those same polls say she'll be defeated in the second round, but let's imagine for a moment that the unthinkable happens.
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Having a civil conversation with someone from the other side is challenge enough; dating someone from the other side is unthinkable.
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I speculated on the possibility of this not unthinkable hatred, the misunderstandings that might have taken place, but found nothing convincing.
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But we also call them survivors because they manage to continue on every single day in spite of their unthinkable experiences.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in New York, said such a spirit of partnership was previously unthinkable in the transactional world of politics.
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Some struggling entrepreneurs are reversing a two-decade trend and doing what was once considered unthinkable: selling out to the state.
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Once William was able to do what many had considered unthinkable — beating UConn — others also conceived of beating the undefeated Huskies.
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By the end of the episode, she's killed three adults and is even forced into doing the unthinkable: murdering a child.
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And then suddenly, Jamal was taken from us, in an unthinkable manner, something that could only happen in a horror movie.
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Disney is closing in on the once-unthinkable purchase of most of Rupert Murdoch's movie and television empire, 21st Century Fox.
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The emerging compromise was a package whose sheer size and scope would have been unthinkable only a couple of weeks ago.
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"They make the unthinkable happen somehow," said Ashley Brownstein, head of logistics at the public relations firm Karla Otto, of Worldnet.
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Tensions have cooled between India and Pakistan after a terrorist attack, but their nuclear arsenals mean unthinkable consequences are always possible.
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That's pretty unthinkable for the more than 250,000 people already living in homes built 40 inches or less above the ocean.
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Being openly gay was something for niche transgressive pop stars; for the average gray-suited "salaryman," it was all but unthinkable.
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"We either get this guy re-elected," Mr. Murphy said in Jersey City, "or, oh my God, the alternative is unthinkable."
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"An exception is unthinkable, it is clear that the lockdown applies to all, athletes included," said French sports minister Roxana Maracineanu.
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"Early on, it would have been unthinkable for us to make a tomato sauce," Andrew Raffetto told The Times in 2006.
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You probably love your iPad with all your heart, and the thought of making any sort of adjustment may seem unthinkable.
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" The newspaper signed off its endorsement with words that might have seemed unthinkable a generation ago: "May the best woman win.
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Mr. Sanders campaigned on an anti-Wall Street platform that would have been unthinkable for a Democrat just a decade ago.
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With change taking place across Washington, there is no better time to think the once unthinkable: a sunset of the FCC.
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He also ushered in radical social reforms including same-sex marriage, unthinkable in the Catholic country up to some years ago.
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Given how unthinkable the alternative is, we have a moral duty to fight for this vision until it is a reality.
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The Republican president's alignment with Moscow — unthinkable to an earlier generation's GOP — is familiar enough to blend into the 2019 background.
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Should Trump do the unthinkable and act on his impulses, he must know that he will be held accountable by Congress.
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Meghan was the first mixed-race divorcee to marry into the royal family, something that, decades ago, would have been unthinkable.
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The only thing more unthinkable than running out of wine (or whatever you choose to drink) is running out of food.
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BRBY BRL= (GRAPHIC: Brazil real - weekly change - here) The previously unthinkable level of 5.00 per dollar is now on the horizon.
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The program crossed some kind of Rubicon, in which a supposedly unthinkable scenario — a lapse in funding — has come to pass.
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Like so many women trying to cut it in the big city, going back to wherever they came from is unthinkable.
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Years of sweat, bruises, elimination competitions, and listening to unthinkable amounts of The Incredible Bongo Band have come down to this.
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With iOS, Apple has done the unthinkable: It's managed to make software updates sexy to Apple groupies and everyday iPhone users alike.
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Which means Moore has brought the state to the brink of something unthinkable just a few months ago: electing a Democratic senator.
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It is unthinkable that both sides have been building all these files, travelling to Pyongyang, to Washington DC without having a plan.
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