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"Obviously, in your wildest dreams, you would not have conceived that this game would end in a tie," Selig said.

"Even in my worst nightmares I could not have conceived that this could happen," said the child's grandmother, Lyutsina Khalip.

Before September 11, no one could have conceived that terrorists could or would convert civilian aircraft into the most devastating cruise missiles.

Few of us could have conceived that in the next decade some of the reigning titans of media would be routed.

"I covered the Clinton White House in 1997 and 1998 and I would never have conceived that he would be an important player in the landscape 12 years later.

"While no one could have conceived that that kind of catastrophic incident could happen here, there is a military mindset that says you have to be prepared, to recognize you're a potential target and act," said Col. Stephanie Hoehne, the deputy chief of Army public relations.

"Let's try to stay away from the Web-nerdy stuff," Mr. Mullenweg, 26, warned, as Mr. Roth, 32, trolling for help on Twitter, was compiling video clips for the work of art they had conceived that morning.

None of us, not even Michels, had conceived that it could be done like this. 2. Stuart Pearce hits the crossbar, France 0-0 Euroand, Euro 92 Group A One of Tony Soprano's regular laments was the absence in modern society of the strong, silent type.

TAVANIR has conceived that electricity distribution companies have high incentive to not report real and clear data.

They have conceived of that object, that something, that if they could get it, would restore the balance of their life.

Kimberly Mack of PopMatters commented on how the album "...showcases a more sophisticated, lush sound that only today's Peppers could have conceived", and that "Anthony Kiedis' lyrics are more personal than ever".