It's not impossible, of course, but there's no way to know for sure because what the court describes as "solid evidence" is unavailable to the public.
It's not impossible, of course, that the posthumous pardoning of Turing, then Wilde, (Joe Orton will just have to live with his sentence for library book defacement), along with thousands of the currently forgotten, will be quite the thing to improve life for anyone identifying as LGBT, particularly in communities where they are considered an abomination.
"It's not impossible, of course, and lose the next two games and you are bang under the cosh".
"It's not impossible, of course, and lose the next two games and you are bang under the cosh". Leicester host Southampton on Saturday, visit Sunderland on 16 May and are at home to 19th-placed QPR on 24 May - the final day of the season.
Cooking for one is not impossible, of course, nor does it have to be time-consuming and expensive.
He sent me to take his place.'" Hodgson observes: "It is not impossible, of course, that Bobby was either shy, or 'indisposed' at that particular moment", and suggests that Peel's downfall, like Peate's before him, was because he "was too often the toast of the town".
It's not impossible to think of Mr. Clooney, who stars in Steven Soderbergh's not-exactly-a-remake, in the Frank Sinatra role as Danny Ocean.
Good tartuffo is not impossible to find outside of Il Mulino, but a map is helpful.
It is not impossible to change the name of a country.
It is not impossible to discern some kind of confederation.
