I thought of the words of Primo Levi, the Italian chemist and writer who spent nearly a year here: "It is not possible to sink lower than this; no human condition is more miserable than this, nor could it conceivably be so".
Could it conceivably be true?
(Clinton can only lose if there is a single, agreed-upon un-Hillary relatively early in the process, and it's not going to be Kerry, Biden, or Dodd, for sure, though it could conceivably be Evan Bayh, it's much more likely to be John Edwards).
Political Historian, David Barrett, uncovered Hillenkoetter's notes, which reveal the remainder of the statement: "While this agency will never employ homosexuals on its rolls, it might conceivably be necessary, and in the past has actually been valuable, to use known homosexuals as agents in the field.
It could conceivably be a new tax, it could be gambling.
"It's as close as it could conceivably be," said Eric Rademacher, who directs the University of Cincinnati's Ohio Poll.
So like devotees of some strange cargo cult, when we meet, we do tend to exchange notes.All in all, it struck me a few months ago that it might conceivably be of use to set down, in a longer format, what I thought was going on: to map, if you like, the current state of relations.
He took on the name "Barbette", believing that it had an exotic French sound and because it could conceivably be either a first or a last name.
Because it is not specific for any type of tumor, it might conceivably be effective for many types, though this is yet to be proved in clinical trials.
"Although 'thrilled' and 'glittering' are words that come with a standard poetry kit, treasured is beautifully, beautifully chosen and placed, and I cannot readily imagine any texted message in which it might conceivably be found to anticipate or emulate the resonance it has in Carol Ann Duffy's stanza," he said.
