31.   Group projects are impossible in these cramped spaces.

32.   Hard to get more than a couple of fingers behind them and, on quick cold runs to fetch the morning paper, impossible in gloved hands.

33.   He did not actually manage to oust any of them, of course, the defeat of legislative incumbents being next to impossible in New York state.

34.   He wants to be one of the guys, even if that seems nearly impossible in the broader scheme.

35.   Her work exudes a personal charm and warmth impossible in a book assembled by committee, no matter how well illustrated.

36.   Hostile takeovers are all but impossible in the fund industry.

37.   Human rights work has become impossible in many places.

38.   In Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair gave a stern speech suggesting that a diplomatic solution was impossible in waging the new war on terror.

39.   It finally became impossible in the last six weeks.

40.   It is hard to see the stars on Sunset Boulevard, all but impossible in Times Square.