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I can't fathom what you said.

The event s popularity is not hard to fathom.

Cant fathom complaints about drug testing for the dole auspol.

The twenty first century will be different in ways that we cannot fathom today.

European politicians overwhelming opposition to supplying Ukraine with defensive arms is difficult to fathom.

It is still difficult to fathom why the No vote attracted so much support, even given widespread apathy.

Doctors can't fathom how the elderly man could still be alive after spending five days in the woods.

Since June 9, YouTube and other Google services have been blocked in Tajikistan for technical reasons nobody can fathom.

Ice was over a fathom (1.8 m) thick on the river, with snow four feet (1.2 m) deep ashore.

It is, of course, difficult to make sense of someone who declares himself just like you and then acts in ways you can scarcely fathom.

But the adversary facing the NATO alliance today is much more difficult to grasp and to fathom than before, though its sources are terribly familiar.

Faced with the embarrassment of his pastor s views on race and on America, Obama did not go into a huddle with spin doctors to fathom how he should deal with the problem.

While a distraught world is still trying to fathom the consequences of this global crash and to mitigate its impact, the call of the next black swan can already be heard the global climate disaster.

Why Putin s advisors and public relations managers encourage him to make these banal triumphalist announcements is difficult to fathom unless one comprehends the sense of grievance that almost all Russians feel at the loss of Great Power status.

Few seem to fathom the logic behind China s readiness to take on several neighbors simultaneously. China is seeking to alter the status quo gradually as part of a high stakes effort to extend its control to strategic areas and resources.

He was impelled to speak in order not to remain silent, but did not know what to say, especially as his brother made no reply but only gazed fixedly at him, evidently trying to fathom the meaning of every word.

From the time we re old enough to dream about college, those of us without means are also worrying about how we ll pay for it, while others can t fathom being able to scrape together enough just to afford the down payments.

However, as of yet, there are no separate facilities for transgender people to serve out their sentences, and I doubt that prison staff will think seriously about the safety of such people or fathom the complexities of their orientation or gender identification.

It is still difficult to fathom why the No vote attracted so much support, even given widespread apathy. The opposition to the Nice Treaty was and continues to be a bizarre Irish Stew of pacifism, religion, and socialism, along with some fascinating local eccentricities.

NEW YORK It is difficult for me, as an advocate against rape and other forms of violence against women, to fathom the laziness and willful ignorance that characterize so much of the media coverage of the sexual assault allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

NEW YORK It is difficult for me, as an advocate against rape and other forms of violence against women, to fathom the laziness and willful ignorance that characterize so much of the media coverage of the sexual assault allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. To report that we are simply witnessing Swedish justice at work, one must be committed to doing no research not even the bare minimum of picking up a phone.