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The phrase "around impossible" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to suggest something is nearly impossible or very difficult, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The task was around impossible, given the time constraints and resources available."
Alternatives: "almost impossible" or "nearly impossible".
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Many stores have models which are exclusive to them, making shopping around impossible.
Built around impossible spectacles and starproof scenes of sexual brutality, it is blatantly, and perhaps deliberately, unfilmable.
They span around, impossible to control.
Mr Chappell has claimed other people made turning BHS around impossible.
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No. How would you get around gravity? Impossible.
"Right now, getting around is impossible," he said in a telephone interview.
Internet research and phoning around — both impossible in 1986 — yielded the answer (as well as the sad confirmation that Mr. Telyatnikov died in 2004, age 53, of cancer).
Polite and respectful almost to a fault, Hersey carefully picks his way around the impossible but urgent questions: How did his characters experience, morally, the chain of events that culminated in their being bombed, given their own country's profound aggression?
Ebeling now wants to take the positive energy and momentum they have created around Not Impossible and scale it to inspire even more people to take action.
But not only did the perfect reanimation of Seinfeldian celebration of nothing get around the impossible task of going home again, it made Curb glow in a way I never quite got before.
To the left of the Canadian division, the Indian 21st Brigade had by 13 December established a solid bridgehead around the "Impossible Bridge".
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