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First of all, as has already been established courtesy of searching through Mein Kampf in detail, Hitler’s assorted eructations on nature reproduce well-known creationist canards, including the static species fallacy, and Hitler also asserted that fertile, viable hybrids were inpossible, which is manifestly refuted by this scientific paper among many others:

Darwin → Hitler? Naw. - The Panda's Thumb 2009

They have set themselves up to fail in the general election regardless of who is nominated its virtually inpossible for them to win.

Dean slams media coverage as he opens meeting 2008

It nearly inpossible to hunt that stuff unless you just find a tree big enough to hold you, .. get in it and stay there.

Where the Metal Meets the Meat 2008

Unfortunately, that will be inpossible as long as Hamas exists, for this very reason: Hamas exists to destroy Israel, that is its raison d'etre.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008

It would be inpossible to declare war in the traditional sense.

Think Progress » Supreme Court Decision on Gitmo Undermines Bush’s Legal Case For Warrantless Wiretapping 2006

All the rain has made my garden into a watersick area wich is inpossible to walk on.

Whine Along With Me « Fairegarden 2008

As I see it, this is what the hockey-stick seeks to reinstitute as the stick implies that things have been happening a glacial pace or inter-glacial pace if you will in climate change and that therefore a warming up of a degree or so in a century is inpossible to attribute to natural change and must therefore be assigned to changes humans have made.

Mann on Splices: the Case of Crowley and Lowery « Climate Audit 2005

You know how they say its “inpossible small” It realy aint that small! for what it is its actually reasonabley sized.

EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Pretty funny iPod Nano ad spoof 2005

The driver (he insisted on being called pilot) retorted that this was inpossible, as the guidance slots down which the capsule was falling terminated several metres short of the Tower's end; there was also an elaborate buffer system, just in case all four independent sets of brakes failed to work.

The Fountains of Paradise Clarke, Arthur C. 1979

Those two are amazing in their ability to stand up on inpossible bumps at high speed.

Notes on Olympic Skiing: 1936 1969