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Certain foods are emblematic of New York: a thin pizza slice with grease enough to soak through a paper plate, a hot dog bursting with condiments, and the impossible-to-recreate New York bagel.

It is probably impossible to recreate in modern audiences the wonder that the very earliest films must have incited.

It's impossible to recreate the shock of the new that this cabaret boom created.

They were site-specific installations that would be difficult, perhaps even impossible, to recreate, although several have been staged in new versions for different locations.

Energy experts often note that it would be impossible to recreate today's energy infrastructure, given the intensity of opposition to pretty much any new development.

In Korea, Japan, China and the US, Scottish cashmere trades at luxury prices as the process, raw material and treatment with Scottish water is impossible to recreate".

Mr. Breuer said it was "impossible" to recreate the language.

Ancient habitats are impossible to recreate and many others difficult to restore or recreate.

"It is impossible to recreate the union that used to exist.

It is impossible to recreate the landscape existing prior to the ditching of the 1930's.

But that's because it would be impossible to recreate what they did.