| But for all its uses, the fraternal allegory poses a final and irresolvable problem for the national narrative. |
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| This position allows consequentialists to recognize the possibility of irresolvable moral dilemmas. |
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| This strikes me as yet another irresolvable dilemma as there are cases to be made for both points of view. |
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| Groups opposing sanctions say these problems are irresolvable until sanctions are lifted. |
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| Here, I am not interested in the technical issues because they lead to interminable and irresolvable arguments. |
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| Or are these phenomena the expression of an irresolvable crisis of the capitalist economic and political order? |
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| From an empirical perspective, I see no irresolvable philosophical conflict between these subjects. |
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| The history of this problem indicates that these controversies are reflections of irresolvable tensions in our thought about agency. |
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| Is this evidence, at bottom, of an irresolvable clash between capitalistic materialism and religious, other-worldly values? |
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| Is the disparity between personal experience and the historical facticity of war irresolvable? |
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| The fights between differing entities or real enemies can be resolved, but the fights between brothers are irresolvable because they are bogus fights. |
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| Is it a puzzle to be solved, or is the ambiguity meant to stand, irresolvable? |
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| To challenge either is to perpetuate an irresolvable debate, a heated exchange of ideas that no one ever wins, which leaves everyone with bad feelings. |
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| The first is the idea that there is an irresolvable conflict between the public life of a city or nation, and the pursuits of philosophers and scientists. |
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| When companies find themselves in seemingly irresolvable disputes with each other, they often bring in a mediator. |
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| These literal readings all pose the same, irresolvable problem. |
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| Although the result is a non-standard account of geometry as an inexact science, Hume thinks that he thereby preserves reason from otherwise irresolvable antinomies. |
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| They transform solvable problems into irresolvable dilemmas. |
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| There is an irresolvable contradiction between the promotion of tobacco cultivation, on the one hand, and the advertising ban, on the other. |
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| Some definitions that deal with physical issues should not be seen as irresolvable. |
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| This is a problem which will become irresolvable in the future, if it is not already. |
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| The latter option is applicable only if unforeseen and irresolvable project issues are encountered. |
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| The war between Chechnya and Russia is a long, stubborn and apparently irresolvable conflict which has gone on for many years. |
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| I believe that there are very few irresolvable problems in life, I mean that is kind of how the way I approach life. |
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| The reasons for this are neither technical nor legal: they are political, and this means that the issues involved are almost irresolvable. |
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| A conflict may be irresolvable as long as the debate focuses only on the positions, without examining each side's interests. |
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| Cyprus' problems are not irresolvable if the political will is there to give a boost to proceedings now. |
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| The dilemma is irresolvable as Ms. Schiavo's wishes cannot be known. |
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| There are other potentially irresolvable arguments: America wants its pledges to be written down in the same language as those made by China, while China wants America to make commitments that are more binding than its own. |
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| These new services generate their own revenue, so the Internet access generates the option to access those services, and improves the outcome. One last irresolvable issue stands behind these estimates. |
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| Once irresolvable conflicts, such as the North-South war in the Sudan, and the civil wars in Angola and Sierra Leone, have dwindled or ended, while serious efforts are being made to resolve other, seemingly intractable ones. |
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| That suggests to me and that informs my politics and my politics is that there are very few completely irresolvable contractible problems in politics. |
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| G Focus on legal authority would lead to irresolvable differences, with each monitoring organisation claiming authority to monitor all issues within the scope of its convention. |
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