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It would certainly be impossible to think of a New Year's Eve without it.

It will almost certainly be impossible to do all this and fill a $9 billion hole by April 1, the budget deadline.

This means that it will almost certainly be impossible to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations to sustainable levels unless large quantities of low-carbon energy can be brought on-stream to substitute for fossil fuels.

Still, the G1 is capable of tracking two touches at least, although three would almost certainly be impossible to manage, from what I understand of the system, or would be limited to simple gestures like a swipe.

Given that phylogenetic signal was most certainly lost from many cyanobacterial genes over the greater than 1 billion years since the endosymbiotic event, it will most certainly be impossible to detect all instances of EGT.

The Corvette models that Mint has created will certainly be impossible to ignore.

They were raised partly in the expectation of profit, and partly by politicians using a largely religious rhetoric about "The book of life" which all the scientists involved could have explained was nonsense and which would certainly be impossible for an alien archaeologist to reconstruct.

"Certainly, Deliverance would be impossible to make today," he concedes.

Aid agencies had hoped to get supplies to villages like Barkhol before they were cut off but the US threat means that this will almost certainly be impossible.

These processes, the Treasury report says, "would be complicated in their own right, but conducting them all at the same time, on any terms that would be acceptable to the UK and within the specified two-year period for leaving the EU would almost certainly be impossible.

Xu has very lofty goals with Ono -- "I hope it can be the number one social network," she says -- but while beating Facebook will almost certainly be impossible, one can't knock her for having a competitive spirit.