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To make a product, to market an idea, to come up with any problem you want to solve that doesn't have a constituency with an otaku, is almost impossible.
Life is both a precious, unfathomably beautiful gift, and it's impossible here, on the incarnational side of things.
All of the leading global health people in the world said it is impossible to treat HIV in poor countries.
But more importantly, doing this exercise is helping people recognize the difficulty of making those choices and that the regulators are tasked with impossible choices.
Ten years ago, computer vision researchers thought that getting a computer to tell the difference between a cat and a dog would be almost impossible, even with the significant advance in the state of artificial intelligence.
Reality is so rich, there is so much going on, it's almost impossible to know what drives people's behavior really.
Now it outputs a perfect answer, though its proof is impossible to read, even for mathematicians.
In fact, that network is so interconnected it's almost impossible to dismantle and produce products in just one country.
In a story like this, it’s impossible to distinguish the character’s good fortune from the bad.
What I just presented to you is a vision of an impossible world.
They say, "Well, that's impossible, that can't be."
They were almost impossible to swallow.
Answer in: 3 Answer in: 2 Answer in: 1 This seems like an impossible situation, but incredibly, you can say something that will force the troll to release all its prisoners.
Like hunger and thirst, it's almost impossible to stamp out."
And in the face of a seemingly impossible challenge, women and girls are a fierce source of possibility.
But it's not impossible, not impossible.
Creating a solution in these sinking cities is like making the impossible possible.
A problem that remains is, in fact, a problem that any screening activity has to face because, for many diseases, it is often impossible to predict with sufficient certainty whether the disease would ever cause any symptoms or put a person's life at risk.
And I know that 10 years ago, if I had told you that this was all coming, you would have said that that's impossible.
First of all, it was impossible, and it's not what it was.
It's impossible in theory, but possible in practice.
And if you take all these things that are impossible, I think one of the things that we're learning from this era, from this last decade, is that we have to get good at believing in the impossible, because we're unprepared for it.
What were once considered impossible ideas have become architectural opportunities.
PA: We learned so much about movement, about love and about art at its most impactful: when it articulates the impossible and when it erodes individualism, when it plays into the gray places of our black and white worlds, when it does what our democracy does not, when it reminds us that we are not islands, when it adorns every street but Wall Street and Madison Avenue, when it reminds us that we are not islands and refuses to succumb to the numbness, when it indicts empire and inspires each and every one of us to love, tell the truth and make revolution irresistible.
Even if that reaches perfection, I see the beauty in authenticity of making, and that's impossible without flaws.
Oftentimes, analysts and experts are so busy with data and metrics that they seem to forget those things in life that are difficult to measure and perhaps impossible to cluster under statistical models.
Be very careful what you get into people's heads because it's virtually impossible to shift it afterwards, right?
It was literally impossible.
For more than 10 years, I and two million people back home have been living in darkness, locked between two borders that are nearly impossible to leave, literally, in an area that spans 25 miles long and about five miles wide.
And I think it may be that it is impossible to do, but we need to have the courage to try, to move this forward, to see what we can do, and to engage openly.
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