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• Iridium Communications is an example of the problem's intractability.
• There is a sort of Zen peacefulness in the intractability.
• And that inescapability goes to the heart of the quarrel's intractability.
• What intractability means in practice is open to debate.
• Persisting in constant reversions suggests intractability and antagonizing behavior.
• Rational agents will then satisfice that intractability by seeking outcomes produces the maximum utility.
• Barry Maher calls the intractability of some listeners the " Abraham Lincoln"
• However, political intractability led to the dissolution of the Mali Federation in August 1960.
• If the budget talks continue, the posturing allows each negotiating team to justify its intractability.
• Some expressed simple impatience with intractability.
• Simcha Jacobovici's 1992 documentary about the intractability of Israeli control of Jerusalem and the West Bank.
• The intractability of the gap is stirring searches for explanations beyond the conventional one of disproportionately low income.
• Despite the diminutive scale and the notorious intractability of jade itself, the work has pinpoint fine carved detail.
• But the Senate rejected his entreaty, and Valerius resigned his office, rebuking the senators for their intractability.
• Medical specialists on both sides of the issue agree that methadone offers a limited solution to the intractability of addiction.
• But that complaint seems like blaming the preacher for the intractability of sin or the teacher for the hold of ignorance.
• "November 1916 " is a fable centering on human intractability that promises to stand the test of time.
• The closest thing the American public comes to a consensus on abortion is in its predictions on the intractability of the conflict.
• Agnieszka is clearly frustrated by the intractability of the officials and their lack of compassion for tough working conditions at the shipyard.
• Romantics portray the unknown of nature with its unpredictability, intractability and its barbaric capabilities as an opposite of the enlightenment thought.