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1 Thus it would be quite impossible to draw a map of Fantastica.
2 The man's quite impossible , James, socially and, er, in every other way.
3 But that seemed quite impossible now: Temeraire found himself adrift and speechless.
4 He wanted to drink it, but it seemed quite impossible to move.
5 And the sides are very, very smooth-soclimbing down is quite impossible .
6 His mouth was hidden; it was quite impossible to divine his thoughts.
7 Bold felt it quite impossible to say anything in reply to this.
8 To be of any use in this affair now seemed quite impossible .
9 It was quite impossible , and the Lieutenant did not insist upon it.
10 It is quite impossible for you to hold on to the house.
11 He declared that it was quite impossible to live up to it.
12 It was quite impossible to locate the sound, which ceased almost immediately.
13 An hour ago the Inn became quite impossible as a trysting place.
14 All were so fastened that it was quite impossible to raise them.
15 On this subject it was quite impossible that Belton should say anything.
16 But it was quite impossible to recognize any one at that distance.
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This collocation consists of: Quite impossible through the time
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