But the Vaisya community has cut the Gordian knot, finding a way out of the problem. |
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If we really understood either the physical or mental bases of the patient's aggression or other symptoms, we could untie this Gordian knot. |
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Instead of sinking into a Gordian knot of cynicism leading to despair, we can rise to be the change we want to see! |
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Life conditions and life strategies are as tightly entwined as the Gordian knot. |
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When conflicts arise, the Kremlin has tended to cut the Gordian knot rather than attempting to untie it. |
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She cut the Gordian knot by allowing tenants the right to buy at discounted prices, trading one benefit for another. |
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We haven't been particularly skilled at that, and perhaps no foreign sword could cut the Gordian knot of an old, stubborn culture. |
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Maybe enough support might emerge for another idea that would cut the Gordian knot of constitutional change. |
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Let me suggest that for William, heir to the throne, the monarchy is a Gordian knot whose time for cutting is well overdue. |
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A satirical commentary on native genocide and its aftermath, the play tangles characters, notions and story threads into a defiant Gordian knot. |
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In practice, the story of Hannibal's evolution from best-selling novel to blockbuster film unwinds with all the ease of a Gordian knot. |
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International co-operation proved totally unable to untie this Gordian knot. |
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Unfortunately, thanks to complicated accounting and IRS rules, evaluating pension risk is a Gordian knot that is not easily unraveled. |
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Entwined within this Gordian knot is a truth so terrible as to be rarely spoken. |
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These creatures are also sometimes called gordian worms, because they can interloop themselves into a knot reminiscent of the famous Gordian knot of Greek legend. |
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However, the overall intent and effect of the play was one of a happy lark through the Gordian knot of contemporary socio-political problems and out to a happy ending. |
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At that moment, the work shifted gears, the Gordian knot was severed, and the audience were confronted by a new set of terms by which to navigate this experience. |
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That in turn tempted German leaders, fearful that time was against them, to cut the Gordian knot with the sword. |
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But we still have not worked out how to cut the Gordian knot around Kosovo, despite numerous attempts. |
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We must cut the Gordian knot with regard to the seat of this Parliament once and for all. |
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In the latter case, the European Court of Justice had to cut the Gordian knot. |
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The discussion before us to resolve the refugee issue simply and to everyone's satisfaction is like coming in and untying the Gordian knot. |
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The Syrian crisis has become a Gordian knot that cannot be easily disentangled. |
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Ambassador Üzümcü suggested political will as the sword to untie the Gordian knot which you are confronted with. |
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The Gordian knot which bound the European Parliament when it was merely a consultative assembly has now been definitively cut. |
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The alarm bells are ringing, the Gordian knot has not yet been hacked in two, but Parliament, I hope, is not giving up. |
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An attempt is being made to untie this Gordian knot with part-time and temporary employment and by sharing jobs between several workers. |
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Berlusconi, it is true, did not cut this Gordian knot, but neither did he tie it in the first place. |
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When people get frustrated and irritated, they want to cut the Gordian knot. |
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The new deal with Colombia should cut this Gordian knot. |
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Indeed, the Gordian knot in Kosovo may just have tightened. |
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First, Kaliningrad. Obviously, this problem needs to be resolved, not with a Gordian knot but with a clean sweep, by which I mean a harmonious, rational, functional solution that respects nations and states. |
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The Security Council would really be well advised finally to cut the Gordian knot quickly, so that we can continue working and help both Serbia and Albania on their peaceful path into the European Union. |
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For the sake of the young and of all those who still, with a certain euphoria, believe in Europe, I really do hope you will manage to cut this particular Gordian knot. |
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It remains to be seen whether this can be done by patiently teasing out its several strands or whether one must, in despair, use a sword to cut the Gordian knot. |
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Nevertheless, it will probably be remembered first and foremost for having cut the Gordian knot of the crime of aggression, in spite of the considerable difficulties involved. |
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There are the questions of the provinces where we are certainly dealing with a Gordian knot any time we decide to change the Constitution Act and open up the change of how we deal with democracy. |
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With so many treacherous players involved, the case oftentimes twisted into a puzzle that makes the Gordian Knot appear a bow tie. |
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I really thought we'd be able to use the Power of Fashion to unravel the Gordian Knot of human sexuality in this column. |
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Of course, if we can mix our classical references, Russia has its Sword of Damocles to cut this Gordian Knot. |
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