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1. Conditions in prisons out there are unimaginably bad.

2. Others gave birth to children with almost unimaginably awful deformities.

3. July 10, in unimaginably neat and flourishing script, read, Fine fine day.

4. That army, unimaginably, would worsen under the goading pressures of famine, overpopulation, and bribery.

5. The odds against such a coincidence are unimaginably great but they are not incalculably great.

6. What they say is almost unimaginably painful to me.

7. The business that sheds without content is adv unimaginably.

8. I am adv unimaginably Maidangna has given birth to the child actually really.

9. The distances between stars is so unimaginably vast it cannot be crossed by beings of flesh and blood -- and certainly not entire armies.

10. "Just a few hundred years ago it was unimaginably terrifying to venture into [The Atlantic], " Winchester says.

11. In an unimaginably vast expanse of nothingness, the sun which lights our every day is the only source of warmth and light within trillions of miles.

12. The aftermath of the disaster was unimaginably grotesque -- and made worse by the fact that it was manmade.

13. The civilization's political and social upheaval would be unimaginably severe because only a fraction of the global population of planet could be saved.

14. The universe is an unimaginably vast space filled with planets, stars, systems, nebulae, gas, dust -- and it's impossible for us to ever explore it all.

15. I think the crown princess had an unimaginably hard time due to the strong pressure, which is incomparable to us.

16. It was only a few miles away but it seemed unimaginably distant.

17. Quantum mechanics depicts space as a seething foam of uncertainty, with unimaginably short-lived elementary particles appearing and disappear ing.

18. Puppy mills (many run by 'quaint' religious groups) that breed sickly animals non-stop under unimaginably dreadful conditions, just for profit.

19. Yet the reality is that much of the country is still unimaginably impoverished — a third of the world's poor live in India, more than in all of sub-Saharan Africa.

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20. Out of this age of reconnaissance and renaissance came a great paradox: the recognition that mankind is unimaginably and often intractably diverse.

21. Regeneration is vast in its scope and its timescales but almost unimaginably delicate in the undertaking.

22. My work is a very diversified mixture between science and art, withthe ultimate aim to show a hidden but unimaginably beautiful realm ofour planet.

23. Even though hundreds fled to the nearby city of Herculaneum, a wave of unimaginably intense heat arrived to kill them.

24. All these examples tell the same story: that the world contains an unimaginably vast amount of digital information which is getting ever vaster ever more rapidly.

25. Only if thesystem were genuinely able to break beyond its own bounds, inaugurating some- thing unimaginably new, would this cease to be the case.

26. Regular hydrogen fuses very, very slowly even in a place as unimaginably hot as the center of the sun.

27. No amount of outside analysis will improve the discrete predictability of such work. The odds against accurately modeling this work are unimaginably long.