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What haunts me is the impossible stories, story after story after story after story of young people, my people, people like me dying out there on the ocean, right now, laying at the bottom of the ocean, serving as fish food.
We're poor because it is literally impossible to do businesses in these countries of ours.
As a biomedical entrepreneur, I like to work on problems that seem impossible, understanding their limitations and trying to find new, innovative solutions that can change their outcome.
By rethinking the way we deliver the drug, we don't only make it more powerful and less toxic, we are also opening the door to finding new innovative solutions for almost all other impossible problems in pancreatic cancer patients and beyond.
Rich, well-connected brothel owners can comply with the regulations, but more marginalized people find those hoops impossible to jump through.
But it's impossible to exercise that right if the media can't also gather that news and protect the identities of the brave men and women who get it to them.
Things that were thought impossible just a few years ago can actually be measured now.
But it is nearly impossible for an American to get discharged their student loan debts.
With my classes, I sometimes give them a basic fact that might be revealing with respect to their personality: I tell them that it is virtually impossible for adults to lick the outside of their own elbow.
But you should all understand that for a computer, this was pretty much impossible just a few years ago.
It is impossible, even in the United States, for that cost, to be able to enable the connectivity that we're all trying to reach.
This whole thing began with one impossible idea as will continue it, really: No child is left behind.
When he saw the site, he asked, "This is an impossible dream.
We will be taking Hiram Bingham's impossible dream and turning it into an amazing future that we can all share in together.
The idea of setting out up a wall of that size with nothing but shoes and a chalk bag seemed impossible.
And it's because at that moment, I thought: if the other players had the same desire as Diego going into the game, it was impossible for us not to win.
Back to my case, which happens to be further complicated because he was stalking and harassing me from another country, making it nearly impossible to get help here.
Neither immigration nor Islamic extremism are impossible to deal with.
Answer in: 3 Answer in: 2 Answer in: 1 With robo-ants ricocheting all over the habitat, it might seem impossible to stop them before they break free.
But in more established urban centers, significant network expansions are almost impossible: habitat is just too dense, real estate, too expensive and public finances, too fragile.
And I'm sure I'm in good company in finding that tremendously annoying, when someone tells you it's impossible.
They looked like they had never been stressed at all, which is impossible.
So we were like, OK, maybe this is not completely impossible, but we were really skeptical.
It's probably impossible.
This "ideal solution" contains a material that's impossible to work with.
Maybe it's impossible, and maybe it doesn't matter.
But then the robots did this fiber winding, which was almost impossible for a human to do.
When the plane bounced on that landing strip in Cape Town, I remember thinking, "Why did I not just get myself a therapist and a bottle of vodka like a normal person would do?" (Laughter) At times, our search for understanding in Cape Town felt like an impossible quest, and all I wanted to do was to give up and go home to my loving husband, Vidir, and our son.
The Syrian crisis made it clear how incredibly impossible it would be to reach families on an individual level.
Right now, if someone violates your privacy, whether that's an individual or a company or the NSA, you can try filing a lawsuit, though you may not be successful because many courts assume that digital privacy is just impossible.
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