For a team struggling to keep going, the double whammy of docking points and insisting on a replay is hard to fathom. |
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Subsequently, for some reason that Piers couldn't fathom, a froideur set in. |
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Her eyes, her cruelly turned eyebrow, and her wantonly parted lips evoked a whole range of feelings I'm still trying to fathom. |
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I take it that, for reasons I cannot fathom, Dr. Cork has no intention of acknowledging my letter in any way. |
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We're talking massively complicated stuff that I wouldn't even fathom creating myself, and I'm not half bad with this stuff. |
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Like you, I struggle to fathom what this will mean for farmers, ranchers, and rural America. |
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Man is a reasonable animal, but he is reasonable in ways that even he cannot easily fathom. |
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Another few minutes trying to fathom just how the window winders work and I was ready to hit the road. |
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There's no formal code of behavior, at least none I've been able to fathom. |
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None is more difficult to fathom than the studio, which occasionally buys the rights to a film, then allows it to rot away on a shelf. |
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The Rubik's cube was simply a puzzle whose original intentions mystified him, and he could not fathom the purpose for which it was designed. |
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That computers still can't fathom some of the Tartar's famous combinations will come as a relief to many. |
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Given that most asteroids appear merely as pinpricks of light in our telescopes, how can we fathom their dimensions? |
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For there is another family of box jelly fish, the Carybdeids, which scientists are only just beginning to fathom. |
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That is, until tomorrow when I inform Jon that the only thing I can fathom eating and keeping down is all-you-can-eat salad and breadsticks. |
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I cannot fathom what kind of scenes he soundtracked as many of his songs have so many fragments of starkly different genres crammed in. |
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She backed away, with what I guess was disgust, but the caprine expressions were always the hardest for me to fathom. |
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Some strong emotion, some powerful thought was attacking my brain, but I could not fathom what it was. |
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And the only reason I can fathom for putting the electric window switches on the centre console is that it's cheaper. |
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Legal reasoning by analogy and syllogism was one aspect of the effort needed to fathom the law as revealed by God and his Prophet. |
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For some reason, and I have yet to fathom why, this place isn't particularly well known. |
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They simply cannot fathom how an African-American woman could live as passively as Celie does. |
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This strange measure undoubtedly is related to other archaisms such as the furlong, the perch and the fathom. |
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She simply could not fathom that the heat in the entire building would not be turned back on just because she was cold. |
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And in the process instilled in us some uncanny, extremely unique, weird and peculiar inability and incapacity to fathom how this place works. |
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You can analyze a Mozart piano concerto note by note and still not fathom the genius of the whole piece. |
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But I can't fathom anyone reading stories like this and not feeling the sting and burn of utter, abject shame. |
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I just can't fathom people who could have a quiet life, who don't have to be controversial for a living, but do it anyway. |
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They can't fathom that fellow members of democratic societies would not share their struggle with them. |
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Even if we were just friends, I still didn't want to fathom another girl in the picture. |
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I would go to any extent in my art to fathom the mystery of humankind's existence. |
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It was her view that you couldn't fathom policy until the policymakers were made fathomable. |
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Which on the strength of this compilation of material drawn from a decade of honest toil is hard to fathom. |
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Her soft, whispered words are so insincerely delivered that he can't fathom why he believes her. |
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Bach invokes these emotions within a structure so crystalline that we can't begin to fathom its perfection. |
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I cannot fathom how an organisation empowered to preserve national heritage sites could desecrate natural resources in this manner. |
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But only the next morning could we fathom the magnificence of the temple with its huge pylons and obelisks. |
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Once the effectualness of these principles is realized, it's hard to fathom working any other way, and it's really very simple. |
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The universe is so large that we can not even fathom where it ends or begins. |
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How can you fathom such unswerving loyalty over four decades? |
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Such a lopsided half-time score for St Johnstone was difficult to fathom. |
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But I still couldn't quite fathom the idea of living with Dad. |
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He could never fathom ever giving up his absolute free will. |
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She didn't have time to fathom the mystery of books, though. |
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At a time when Lawson's cypress is getting such a bad press for growing too big too fast, it is sometimes difficult to fathom the best alternatives. |
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Now another monologue, also spoken by a woman who has experienced more than most can fathom, has left me entranced and devastated. |
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Praying for you, dear brother in the One who loves both of us more than we ever could fathom. |
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I still couldn't fathom why they held such a presence over the school. |
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My fella likes cliff-top walks for some reason that I can't fathom. |
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How this stood up to standards of logic or consistency was hard to fathom. |
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While it is not easy to fathom the chairman's involuted public locutions, he appears to have had more than one reason for his interest rate manipulations. |
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It is still hard to fathom how it is that people can be so tempestuous, so very emotionally self-indulgent, around those who really shouldn't be expected to put up with it. |
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It is a grim pilgrimage, a pilgrimage under duress, during which he is beset by threatening forces which he cannot fathom and yet needs to comprehend if he is to survive. |
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Can you even fathom what goes into this kind of self-inflicted torture? |
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She just can't seem to fathom the idea that she's a good player. |
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The Internet allows people to make connections that are hard to fathom in offline life. |
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The main reasons were the relief of the end of the war and also the impossibility to fathom the disaster. |
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If the concept of W.H. and Michelle Price as a happy couple is hard to fathom, the reality is easy to understand. |
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Harrison looked so strong that they couldn't fathom him breaking down. |
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Decked out in stylish floor-to-ceiling wooden panels, the Zen-inspired bathroom has flat square washbasins with ultra-trendy taps that I for one couldn't fathom. |
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I just couldn't fathom why he would want to do such a thing. |
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Word of the venture spread among the miners, who at first could not fathom camels lumbering into their camps, but Laumeister made the caravans a familiar sight. |
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She had looked at him with sad intensity in the eyes, as if trying to fathom any nether thought that he might have. |
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But who can fathom the subtleties of the human heart? Certainly not those who expect from it only decorous sentiments and normal emotions. |
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Perhaps, instead, they had reached a desperation we can't quite fathom. |
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Proper Yorkie VVEXPLOSIVE finish Loved reading Steve Palmer's struggle to fathom out the sport's parlance in his Racing Education series. |
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As a powerful woman she presents problems for men trying to fathom her. |
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Similarly, when he was instructed to swap the two numbers, the multiplier and the multiplicand, he could not fathom how that could be done. |
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At first glance it would seem difficult to fathom the rise of Nazism in a country that was long the source of formidable humanistic scholarship and scientific achievements. |
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This threepeat approach drums into our heads what we cannot quite fathom. |
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That's not hard to fathom, as the former police officer and once-prized Conservative candidate can be as congenial as a honey badger with jock itch. |
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He would include halakhot and aggadot that a reader could not possibly understand or would make reference to minor historical events that the reader could not possibly fathom. |
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You fancy yourself a larky buck, but there's alchemy between Jocasta and I you cannot begin to fathom. She'll fall out of love with you the moment you threaten us. |
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The area offshore beyond the 100 fathom line, too deep to be fathomed by a hand sounding line, was referred to as out of soundings or off soundings. |
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A fathom line or fathom curve, a usually sinuous line on a nautical chart, joins all points having the same depth of water, thereby indicating the contour of the ocean floor. |
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The line was marked in 25 fathom intervals with flags denoting depth. |
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I couldn't even fathom what sort of sci-fi themed autoerotica might be on display for the perverted and sexually repressed masses that this sort of event obviously attracts. |
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