Known as the Wannsee ( pronounced Vahnt-say ) Protocol, all copies had been ordered destroyed by Adolf Eichmann, head of the SS Jewish Affairs office, in an effort to conceal the unthinkably ghoulish plot.
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At this point, members of the team start to die in various attacks by giant squid, and the dwindling band of survivors struggle in their dealings with the unthinkably powerful, childlike, and temperamental alien entity.
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Corrigan qualified as a pilot after only 4.45 hours of flying which was almost unthinkably rapid but such was her budget that she had to, since she couldn't afford many more hours of training.
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He also spoke of alien invasions of Earth, such as that carried out around 6235 BC by the " Fifth Invader Force ", who were " very strange insect-like creatures with unthinkably horrible hands ."
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But Shannon Sharpe goes still when talk turns to the Jacksonville Jaguars and how 51 weeks ago that team _ then in its second year _ unthinkably and emphatically ended the run into the record books of Sharpe's Denver Broncos.
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It " is " like the wild west, but not like that-like the unreported wild west, the unreported wikipedia is mostly a bunch of farmers-each plowing their personal furrow on an unthinkably vast land.
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I recall, for instance, the campus humor magazine's statement _ this was perhaps late 1954 or early 1955 and was unthinkably funny at the moment _ that " What we need is a good student riot ."
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But according to Smolanczuk's theory, under the right conditions, one could leap across a gap of increasingly improbable atoms _ 113, 114, 115, 116, and 117 _ and generate something unthinkably large, element 118.
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Yes, it was unthinkably cruel for the " boyfriend " to leave this woman he claimed was still a very good friend to twist in the wind on national television, so shocked she was barely able to speak or cry.
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In the final chapter of the book he proposes a new cosmology that the earth is stationary in space and surrounded by a solid shell which is ( in the book's final words ) " . . not unthinkably far away ."
