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It’s conceivable, but barely so, that the molecules will collect in the corner of the little box and then be in an even more special state.
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It’s conceivable to me that the next multi-million or even billion-dollar global sporting franchise could be in esports.
‘THE NEXT BILLION-DOLLAR SPORTS FRANCHISE COULD BE IN ESPORTS’: FORMER TURNER PRESIDENT DAVID LEVY ON WHY HIS LATEST VENTURE IS IN THE BURGEONING CATEGORYSEB JOSEPHOCTOBER 1, 2020DIGIDAY
The business model for private equity firms like Leonard Green involves stripping cash out of the organization, loading down operations with debt and reducing every conceivable expense.
INVESTORS EXTRACTED $400 MILLION FROM A HOSPITAL CHAIN THAT SOMETIMES COULDN’T PAY FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES OR GAS FOR AMBULANCESBY PETER ELKIND WITH DORIS BURKESEPTEMBER 30, 2020PROPUBLICA
Still, “it’s conceivable that you could be surprised,” says Greg Adkins.
THE EXOTIC ‘ATOM’ POSITRONIUM SURPRISES SCIENTISTSEMILY CONOVERSEPTEMBER 23, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTS
It’s been a long slog to get to the point where doing error correction is even conceivable.
TO LIVE UP TO THE HYPE, QUANTUM COMPUTERS MUST REPAIR THEIR ERROR PROBLEMSEMILY CONOVERJUNE 22, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
Where she has lived—and how—is a problem to which not the faintest solution is conceivable.
THE PURPLE CLOUDM.P. SHIEL
He has written poems of wonderful power on almost every conceivable subject.
WILD WALESGEORGE BORROW
The sun is ever losing heat far more rapidly than it can be renewed from any known or conceivable source.
ISLAND LIFEALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE
There are no conceivable ethical or religious interests and no humane goals or values that justify these things.
PREACHING AND PAGANISMALBERT PARKER FITCH
It is conceivable that a speaker may be effective in spite of stumbling—but never because of it.
THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKINGDALE CARNAGEY (AKA DALE CARNEGIE) AND J. BERG ESENWEIN

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