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Their target is ordinary people, and increasingly they collaborate.Ten years ago it was largely impossible for either group to express themselves in Saudi Arabia to much more than a roomful of friends.

It was largely impossible for black Americans to buy homes in the South under Jim Crow.

Of course, no venture-backed company has grown as quickly as Uber; it was largely impossible to anticipate the kind of challenges the company would face, particularly as it battled to establish an entirely new market.

The vehicle's reduced weight allows it to be transported by Chinook helicopters and amphibious vessels, a feat that was largely impossible with MRAPs.

"For modern art museums, what they're doing would be largely impossible".

"I think what they're trying to accomplish is largely impossible," he said.

A small group of meteorite-hunters are keen to resume a hobby that has been largely impossible since the revolution.

"For us to try and do this in the offline world would be largely impossible," Mr. DePrano said.

As a result, it is largely impossible to reliably assess the benefit and harm of medical drugs on the basis of published trials.

The problem, for his characters and readers alike, is that they and we know that such an achievement is largely impossible under present conditions.

The whole of the 60s underground, the free concerts and festivals, Oz, IT, the crazed fringe bands and street theatre would be largely impossible today.