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Before she'd even left the stage, Carlile's phone was blowing up with texts from people "so famous I couldn't fathom it".

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The roots of the GOP animosity toward disability insurance are hard to fathom.

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They’re the sort of numbers Wilson couldn’t fathom when she auditioned for the series.

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"The scale of what had gone on – we would never even begin to fathom what had happened," Mr Philip's son, Liam, told the BBC.

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Why it is so hard for away teams to prosper at alternate shot is hard to fathom.

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