Skull fracture. The face unrecognizable.

A man changes quickly. In two years, he was unrecognizable.

It was either unrecognizable or couldn't be found, but there wasn't as much damage done to the shift mechanism.

In a case brought to the Special Rapporteur s attention, UNPREDEP observers at the scene saw one youth of perhaps 12 years old who had been struck so violently in the face that he was virtually unrecognizable due to his wounds.

As a result, international climate policy would become unrecognizable, ineffective, and, ultimately, irrelevant. Countries would begin to focus almost entirely on enhancing their own ability to adapt to climate change, with ambitious emissions reduction agreements giving way to exclusively national initiatives in areas ranging from regulatory policy to geo engineering.

But debates about the role of nuclear weapons in the modern world, as well as in the future, are only beginning. The world system on which past discussions of nuclear weapons were based has become almost unrecognizable, calling into question the adequacy of the mentality and concepts inherited from that system.

It is a totally unrecognizable picture and completely off base, as I think he probably knows in his heart of hearts. The point we were discussing here is the condition of the Cuban people, and I would only assert to our Cuban colleague that the Cuban people vote with their feet, as we say in America.

But this should not obscure the progress that has been made compared to 2009, when Obama took office, Myanmar and its politics are unrecognizable. While Obama would likely acknowledge that US policy did not bring about these changes (which resulted from an internal process of recalculation by the president, General Thein Sein), the US was responsive and flexible enough to encourage them.