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Sample Sentence for 可望而不可及

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Needless to say, their scale and profitability is the envy of the industry.
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The moon symbolized the happiness to Caligula, but he never get over it in his mind.
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The worlds of science and technology - so important for our lives today - remain beyond the reach of most.
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Lot of things in life are elusive, if we deliberately go to pursue, ultimately nothing.
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The title is from the script by France playwright Albert Camus. The moon symbolized the happiness to Caligula, but he never get over it in his mind.
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Your stated goal of equity-like returns with half the risk strikes me as a Utopian dream.
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The group warns that a continuation of these trends would put higher education beyond the reach of most Americans.
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It's the kind of market saturation most app makers -- content makers of any kind, really -- only dream of.
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But because there's disagreement among humans about aesthetic quality, perfect is an elusive measure, even if the program were completely accurate.
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All of this is an undeserved reputation had plenty of tourism resources in the market economy swept through, it has become beyond the reach of most people's temptation.
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Improved availability and access to safe child-specific medicines is still far from reality for many children in poor countries.
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It is a small but perhaps we probably even have the desire to follow, the end is elusive, to its ranks condoned.
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One beholds floating, either in space or in one's own brain, one knows not what vague and intangible thing, like the dreams of sleeping flowers.
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The Gap is an untamed wilderness of jungle and swampland with no road infrastructure whatsoever, and it's officially off-limits to foreign travelers.
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It was that impossible thing: happiness that does not wilt to reveal the thin shoots of some new desire rising from within it.
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If you just had plenty full of ambitions, rather than pay the actual action, it can only be on paper, that kind of person they call the ideal can only be elusive.
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Written by Jin Yong's novel is perfect, loyal, chivalrous tenderness, love those happy, but it is desirable, there are elusive, for his life was very confused.
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The support of women for his regime was vital and he feared that, like a Hollywood star, he would lose popularity with women if it emerged that he was no longer available.