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The ubiquitous presence of Si in our diet and in our environment makes it inconceivable for humans to become chronically deficient in Si.
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In the longer term it also makes it inconceivable that the president or his sacked deputy could ever lead a united South Sudan again.
This would suggest that the existing law, which always views the man as the agent in sex, makes it almost inconceivable for a man to report sexual assault by a woman.
For such an appointment Vespasian was regarded as a safe man a highly competent general but one whose humble origins made it almost inconceivable that he would challenge Nero's government should he win victories.
See the glory and inconceivable creative power of this cosmic process that ultimately created the conditions that made it possible for you to have the experience you are having in this very moment.
See the glory and inconceivable creative power of this cosmic process that ultimately gave rise to the conditions that made it possible for you to have the experience you are having in this very moment.
He may have the myopic confidence of the NHS's board but that is not enough; the real "Nicholson Challenge" is for someone to make it clear that it is inconceivable for him to continue leading the NHS.
"Most countries' social norms make it culturally and socially unacceptable for children to lodge complaints without parental consent – the idea of access to justice is inconceivable even to the children themselves," she added.
He acknowledged the influence of the Draft Clark movement, saying they "took an inconceivable idea and made it conceivable".
It was literally inconceivable, and this is what made it frightening: death was utterly definitive, even if rather ill-defined.
Hamas is busy making a two-state solution inconceivable, while the settlers have steadily worked to make it impossible.
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