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The return to normalcy is happening slowly, and most people said they were not sure if it would ever be possible to go back to their pre-Aila life.

For mere mortals, it's hard to watch events like the prime-time Emmys — coming up Aug. 25 — without wondering if it would ever be possible to look as pulled together as the stars.

As Syrians who were forced to leave our country in 2005 for political reasons, we know first-hand what it means to leave everything behind, not knowing if returning will ever be possible.

The news that researchers have used cloning to make human embryos for the purpose of producing stem cells may have some people wondering if it would ever be possible to clone a person.

He now plans to build his business and see if it will ever be possible to market deadly weapons to any small-brained 11-year-old who's figured out how his home printer works.

This backtracking inevitably makes one wonder if major reform will ever be possible in a medical marketplace dominated by imperfect government bureaucracies and private lobbyists bent on resisting governmental reforms.

It's the harder issues that lead to full engagement, wondering if a ceasefire will ever be possible.

How will that ever be possible if we're not willing to denounce Islamophobia whenever we encounter it?

Greens, for example, bring vital and distinctive issues to the table – most crucially, and at the heart of our politics, is the fundamental belief that a new social contract will only ever be possible if it's built upon the foundations of "one planet living".

Shouldn't there be some kind of website that just tells you if something you want will ever be possible?

"I don't know if a career like his will ever be possible again," said Mr. Malkovich, who has appeared in three of Mr. Oliveira's films.