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She added it was “impossible to fathom” why he had agreed to drive the four boys in his car to the area.

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White people couldn’t fathom a Black man being superior to a white man in boxing.

From Salon

Mainly, what I don’t fully fathom is why any American could vote for an uncivil creep like Donald Trump.

“As these elections draw closer, we cannot possibly fathom a candidate not addressing the economic crisis right now,” she said.

From BBC

Victor Williams, a neighborhood resident who was visiting the park with friends, said he can’t fathom all the destructive behavior, the trashing of the grounds and the wide-open drug activity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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