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Such a fate is difficult to imagine for Mr. Abeynayake, a gushing admirer of Sri Lanka's president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, and his brother Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the defense minister.
It's not difficult to imagine, for example, that the head of Continental Can liked the fact that Weinberg was from nothing, in the same way that New York City employers preferred country boys to city boys.
Whatever their virtues I think it would be very difficult to imagine, for instance, Moulin Rouge, Happiness, Being John Malkovich or Magnolia being made or even commissioned in this country.
The model presented in SI proposes a dimer nucleation step, which is difficult to imagine for a linear polymer where all subunit interfaces are the same.
It is difficult to imagine Brazil, for example, accepting policy conditions laid down by China.
But having been wired to win, Johnson finds it difficult to imagine participating for the fun of it.
Nicky Morgan, education secretary Morgan said early on that she found it difficult to imagine voting for the UK to leave the EU.
Yet it is difficult to imagine how, for example, the stable, prosperous and powerful United States might turn into something very different from what it is today.
When his book "The Face of Minnesota" was first published, in 1958, it spent eight weeks on the Times best-seller list, a feat difficult to imagine today for a book of photographs and essays about the people of a single state.
These days, when the first world war is firmly established as one of our defining national myths, and its poems are drip-fed into school children, it's difficult to imagine that for many years after 1918 many people positively avoided talking or thinking about it.
It's difficult to imagine Philip Roth, for instance, writing a novel based on sneakers, but Roger Straus, of Farrar, Straus & Giroux, said that while "I don't think it's the end of the world, I foresee a second-rate Danielle Steel writing that 'she reached into the bedside table and handed him a Trojan condom.' " Pretty sappy, and perhaps worse.
