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Breaking up the euro is also unthinkable, which means Merkel's only feasible option is to turn Germany's postwar foreign policy on its head.

It is also unthinkable that the Democratic White House would have risked such a move before November's midterm elections, when hawks in both parties were already criticising him for similar concessions in Iran.

From an international perspective, it is also unthinkable because the fact is that the United States has the technology, has the investment power, has very ambitious responses and policy models not at the federal level but certainly at the state and city level, and has an enormous opportunity to derive benefits from this and to contribute to the solution.

It is also unthinkable to leave out the birth of the automotive industry.

But there was a time when the breakup of the Soviet Union was also unthinkable.

Adly Hassanein, an Egyptian-American official for the Coalition Provisional Authority who routinely worked with Ms. Holland in Hilla, said it was also unthinkable that she would have been carrying that amount of money with her.

It is also, I hope, unthinkable that any US government would attempt prior restraint against a news organisation planning to publish material that informed an important public debate, however troublesome or embarrassing.

"It is unthinkable," suggests Dürrenmatt, "and what is unthinkable is also not possible, because it makes no sense". He thus leaves the reader in a paradoxical dilemma; if "the foundation of [our world's] being as it is or as it could be, lies or would lie within us, regardless of whether we are real or imagined," then how can such things even exist?

On a balmy spring day she stood at the front of a classroom, effusively greeting 25 strangers who had signed up for her two-day workshop, "Writing the Unthinkable," which is also the basis for her new book.

A polarized world is also one in which previously unthinkable viewpoints can be seriously proposed, vigorously argued, and accepted by the majority with astonishing speed.

It is equally unthinkable that we as Church will witness the destruction of our historic national outreach to refugees at a time when the need to offer safe haven to refugees is growing throughout the world". It is, in fact, unthinkable, but it is also in the works.