An intractable problem However, so intractable has the North Korea problem been that it seemed doubtful that any of the approaches outlined by potential next presidents would work.
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Luther was intractable in his position concerning the sacrament of Communion, but this would not have been so important if the other side had not been equally intractable.
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" Paternity, she wrote, was long seen as "an intractable problem.
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That is bad news, because African poverty is particularly intractable.
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Other intractable problems find solutions through designed objects here too.
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In other words, it's confronting some big, seemingly intractable problems.
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That is a far more intractable problem than burning batteries.
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But economic inequality has been a much more intractable problem.
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But Mr Azali was intractable and the opposition walked out.
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The other more intractable problems between the two countries remain.
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Once intractable dilemmas of modern politics had been swept aside.
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This means the actual problem could be far more intractable.
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Ms Brooks struggles to find solutions to these intractable problems.
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Haiti, in the slums of Peru ... These intractable, healthcare problems.
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It suggests that this is not necessarily an intractable problem.
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That's one of the reasons this is proving so intractable.
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There's a fine line between opposites attract and intractable differences.
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But at the same time, it all feels so intractable.
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Almost all of "Intractable Woman" is told in Politkovskaya's voice.
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PWT How intractable is the tech industry's exclusion of women?
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While these issues may appear daunting, they are hardly intractable.
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And problems at Italian banks would become even more intractable.
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But the onslaught against the black American family remains intractable.
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Common symptoms include extreme nausea, intractable vomiting, and abdominal pain.
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English translators have employed several strategies against this intractable target.
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But the longer a problem exists, the more intractable it becomes.
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It seemed like an intractable problem for researchers to deal with.
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It's a perennial and somewhat intractable question entrepreneurs love to ask.
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He has been sucked into intractable Muslim insurgencies in the south.
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The price of a failed deal So the conflict remains intractable.
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But the vitriol she draws shows how intractable some attitudes remain.
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Barnes & Noble is dealing with a larger, more intractable problem: chaos.
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The problem of campus sexual assault can seem unfathomable and intractable.
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There are no easy or immediate solutions to such intractable problems.
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Ms. Nopphan believes that homelessness is more intractable in rich societies.
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He is more skeptical of military solutions to intractable foreign problems.
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Also, how to end the war in Syria, an intractable conflict?
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But the intractable extreme ends of partisanship have declared their assessments.
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It has become one of the most intractable problems in medicine.
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Since then, the divide has become harder, deeper and more intractable.
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The neurologist Oliver Sacks retroactively diagnosed her condition as intractable migraines.
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Still, solving intractable conflicts may be an unfair measure of success.
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But many of the problems at Rikers simply proved too intractable.
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Macron's government denies it is bogged down in an intractable conflict.
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The problems we face today are much more complex and intractable.
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So was born the subcontinent's most intractable and dangerous political problem.
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That one group's utopia is another's dystopia suggests an intractable challenge.
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So was born the subcontinent's most intractable and dangerous political problem.
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Ethanol has been one of the Trump administration's most intractable problems.
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It's going to be an intractable issue for years to come.
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Listen, they&aposre not going -- Ukraine intractable, Syria, intractable, but can we extend the new START treaty for five years that&aposs going to expire in 2021 as a result of these two presidents coming together?
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State. If the "pragmatic" option is more military action to resolve intractable
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"There are tasks that are completely intractable on the CPU," Kosslyn says.
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A long period of rolling and intractable trade disputes is what's ahead.
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Some of Dow's shareholders have been just as intractable as its industry.
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Encryption's role in privacy – and security – is too important for intractable opinions.
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They offer no new solutions to Israel's intractable conflict with the Palestinians.
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Besides, its woes seem too complex and intractable for outsiders to fix.
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Beijing accuses Singapore of being intractable over the South China Sea disputes.
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Like so much else in this intractable conflict, it has become permanent.
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The near term future will see complex discussions about intractable privacy issues.
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China's leaders had worried about getting embroiled in the region's intractable disputes.
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With each settlement, the more complicated, and frankly, intractable the predicament becomes.
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We need to reject the notion that some problems are just intractable.
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First, the sheer number of possible moves made brute-force search intractable.
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There's something rooted in the biology of behavior with these intractable habits.
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But it risks getting bogged down in Syria's intractable and expanding war.
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Well, this is why we end up with an intractable value problem.
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Circling the Wagons The hacker problem is intractable, and it's getting worse.
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Taken together, what's clear is that this is not an intractable problem.
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Now he's trying to solve intractable problems on a very fast timeline.
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These intractable obstacles in the way of Trump render their vote meaningless.
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Esper and McCarthy have taken up the intractable challenge of Army modernization.
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The question is whether or not these divergent beliefs are also intractable.
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" At the intractable end are what Lipset and Rokkan call "Ideological oppositions.
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The "Irish question" has emerged as an intractable thorn in Brexit negotiations.
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Immigration has long been one of the most intractable issues in Washington.
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She's there for their pregnancies, their breakups, their addictions, their intractable anomie.
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Does that suggest to you that this is truly an intractable problem?
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"Many think the central nervous system is intractable and unapproachable," he said.
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All former selves — intractable, lumpy, ungrateful, repetitive, needy — will be left behind.
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Perhaps our democracy's built-in — and growing — flaws are intractable in nature.
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Plenty of crowdfunding companies set unrealistic goals or hit intractable technical snags.
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Baby boomers, Gen Xers and millennials have largely considered the problem intractable.
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Even if some days feel intractable, there is always room for improvement.
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"The intractable landlord got what was coming to him," Mr. Wilson wrote.
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Neither would resolve anything, and both would create even more intractable problems.
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"It may be simply an intractable disagreement at this point," he said.
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Sports can sometimes help transcend barriers and overcome intractable conflict between parties.
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This, indeed, is why those applications have been so intractable until now.
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That's always been true to some extent, but these days, it's intractable.
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This is a new instance of an old and seemingly intractable stalemate.
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Why wouldn't you monumentally reward a man who's up against such intractable evil?
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Meanwhile, the issue of homelessness in San Francisco often seems an intractable problem.
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The causes of Japan's demographic decline are many and to some degree intractable.
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Homelessness is among our city's most daunting challenges, but it is not intractable.
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The disposal of nuclear fuel is among the most intractable of infrastructure projects.
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The longer the dispute goes on, the more intractable it seems to get.
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Now Trump faces the world's most intractable conflicts -- and they demand a response.
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In effect, the inevitable binary outcomes have now become intractable inflation or depression.
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Afghan responses in the Twittersphere reflect the polarizing nature of this intractable conflict.
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We see euthanasia as relieving suffering, as a solution, sometimes, to intractable problems.
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The legacy of the baby boom generation will be these intractable culture wars.
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The world seems more intractable just as our own political divisions appear unbridgeable.
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Even gun control advocates now think they're dealing with an intractable, generational problem.
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For the past decade, an intractable standoff has prevented fundamental change in Gaza.
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And Iran regards Israel, which possesses nuclear weapons, as its most intractable enemy.
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In Tijuana, in particular, the tunnels are considered an intractable fact of life.
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This is the biggest obstacle, since intractable clashes over quotas would likely worsen.
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The intractable situation that will not let them ever, ever be truly happy.
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Seemingly intractable disputes in American politics do sometimes give way to overdue reform.
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But action is cumulative, and even the biggest, most intractable problems are personal.
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You understand how difficult and sometimes intractable the problems facing the country are.
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This time, it wasn't the intractable negotiations over Brexit that left her trapped.
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Proactive measures must be enacted globally before problems become intractable or cost-prohibitive.
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Maybe not, but it was a routine and intractable part of Church practice.
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"The game of Go is intractable to brute force search," explained DeepMind's Silver.
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You will also swell with pride when you help solve an intractable problem.
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American diplomats thought they had negotiated a solution to a seemingly intractable problem.
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Then again, tackling seemingly intractable problems is what Big Philanthropy is all about.
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Would inequality dissolve, or would it become even more of an intractable problem?
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The Sabre breach was long-running and intractable, said two former HPE employees.
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That's going to render permanent and intractable the separation between rich and poor.
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Secretary Kerry helped negotiate a nuclear agreement that worked to solve an intractable problem.
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That disparity is among the top reasons why hunger remains such an intractable problem.
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But some of the issues are truly intractable issues, Syria, one, Ukraine the other.
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According to a long-standing cultural and legal tradition, paternity is an intractable problem.
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Trump exaggerates his personal wealth and his ability to solve intractable foreign policy problems.
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However, the problem appears to be an intractable one with few readily available solutions.
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The fighting has slowed, but the outbreak showed how intractable the conflict has become.
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It is likely to be prohibitively expensive and also an intractable foreign affairs problem.
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During the past decade Mali has become one of Africa's most intractable security problems.
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But Italians have more than 70 years' experience of solving apparently intractable political conundrums.
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We must not fall into the trap of believing that these are intractable problems.
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It is a thorough and important look at the intractable problem of online harassment.
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First, there are just some intractable issues neither side is likely to solve soon.
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And it turns out it all came down to that intractable problem: human error.
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It's a strategy that may be making the challenges more intractable by the hour.
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For years before this week's immigration talks, the issue has proven intractable in Congress.
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Google started with the premise that computer science, at scale, makes the intractable tractable.
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China, the world's second-largest economy, is a source of a peculiarly intractable anxiety.
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But the battle over legal ownership of areas claimed by both sects is intractable.
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The bombs also poisoned the islands for generations, causing intractable illnesses among its population.
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Georgia stands ready to help America find solutions to the region's seemingly intractable problems.
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We don't lament intractable problems; our journalism debates complex issues, and takes a stance.
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Mr. Lieberman's proposed legislation is a sign of the disease of intractable conflict metastasizing.
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That this reconciliation can be an example for other disputes that seem so intractable.
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Thankfully, a wealth of books offer considered, wise, well-supported responses to intractable problems.
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It was supposed to be a transformative merger in an industry facing intractable challenges.
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The "whites only" signs were gone, but joblessness, dilapidated housing and intractable poverty remained.
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That could put some service members with foreign-born children in an intractable position.
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In part, that's meant diving headfirst into big, intractable problems and major breaking news.
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He faces the most complex and intractable political crisis to affect Britain since 1945.
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Through the story, Davis mulls this spectrum of responses to seemingly intractable social issues.
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The protests have stretched for more than five months, but both sides remain intractable.
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Disruptions expected After three months of protest, Hong Kong's political crisis appears increasingly intractable.
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Joblessness remains an intractable problem among India's youth and farmers are burdened by debt.
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But the bigger, intractable problem is a fundamental difference in their visions for Europe.
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An apparently intractable fact of life is that our thoughts are inaccessible to one another.
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When the intractable loneliness comes, as it inevitably does, I try to hear her voice.
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Of course, it's also entering into a crowded, fractured, and, in some ways, intractable market.
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Yet the problem was proving intractable, as evidenced by the decline in the pair's morale.
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The education system is possibly India's most intractable problem, preventing it becoming a consumer powerhouse.
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Mr Paddock's gun collection illustrates another intractable difficulty: the quantity of guns already in circulation.
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So the more inflammatory the headline usually the more intractable their position on the issue.
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But he was realistic about his role in one of the most intractable American issues.
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Maybe some intractable problems have solutions, if we can only regain our sense of play.
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His intractable stance is rumored to be the reason that Secretary Kerry canceled his trip.
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The President rightly believes America's interests extend far beyond the intractable conflicts of that region.
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The former NSC official said that Miller was intractable when it came to his goal.
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" His main theme was his intractable virginity, which he blamed on "the cruelness of women.
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It eventually passed into popular usage to mean any simple solution to an intractable problem.
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Political entrenchment seems intractable, as disagreements from immigration to foreign policy paralyze the body politic.
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Dark matter, dark energy — both were conjured forth to solve what seemed like intractable problems.
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At a time of intractable political differences and extreme partisan divides, the annual Republican vs.
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Instead, the sweaty desperation of the effort exacerbated the problem and made it look intractable.
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So the virtual companies are being forced to grapple with the most intractable physical issues.
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That, however, is a big "if," given the intractable positions both sides have staked out.
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PARIS — It was supposed to be a transformative merger in an industry facing intractable challenges.
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As we reach the 45th anniversary of Roe, the abortion wars still often seem intractable.
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This week, we looked at why energy policy has proved so intractable in the country.
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The homelessness crisis has been the most intractable problem of Mayor Bill de Blasio's tenure.
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Three years after he took over, the problems at Rikers are as intractable as ever.
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"These intractable problems may take some years to sort out," said CMA Chairman Andrew Tyrie.
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These individuals represent a particularly intractable and rapidly growing problem for governments across the world.
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That was a recipe for a deep and intractable U.S. recession — or something much worse.
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For all the intractable problems in our region, there is a sense of forward movement.
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Then, Obama warned Trump that North Korea could prove to be his most intractable problem.
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It's a common sense approach to what at times seems like an intractable policy juggernaut.
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Stenting and bypass procedures, however, did help some patients with intractable chest pain, called angina.
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What makes the case particularly intractable is that there are valid arguments on both sides.
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Medical insurers typically cover fecal transplant only as a treatment for recurrent, intractable C. diff.
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The forces behind this divide are so intractable in part because they are so psychological.
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Yet fans who follow college basketball closely know about the game's intractable relationship to corruption.
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The Affordable Care Act has come to symbolize intractable, unrelenting partisanship — and for good reason.
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It looks like a nearly intractable situation but one that needs to be resolved successfully.
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The conditions for which physicians would be allowed to provide recommendations include cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, damage to the nervous tissue of the spinal cord with objective neurological indication of intractable spasticity, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, neuropathies, Huntington's disease, Crohn's disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, intractable seizures, glaucoma, sickle cell anemia, autism, neuropathic pain, and severe chronic or intractable pain in which conventional therapies, including prescription opiates, are ineffective.
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The case of Nazism is obviously one of those intractable historical problems for advocates of pacifism.
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When we get back, I want to talk about the intractable problems of making government digital.
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Is it possible that power structures — or intractable human dynamics — pervade even groovy egalitarian be-ins?
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That sounds like the Fed wants to make sure the economy goes into an intractable recession.
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Unlike the intractable complications of politics, girding the grid for an uptick in demand is straightforward.
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That meeting raised hopes for an end to one of Africa's most intractable military stand-offs.
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But guilt is not Sharif's only burden; his refugee registration has become an intractable Catch-123.
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The phenomenon we now know as homelessness—pervasive, unremarkable, seemingly intractable—arose only in the 20173s.
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Their views on the EU have become more extreme and intractable over the past four years.
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The research is compelling, because it has the potential to explain so many intractable health problems.
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But the most intractable difficulty is the pumping of groundwater from ever deeper below the surface.
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In the last two months, Ned has been suffering through an especially intense and intractable episode.
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They are prepared to negotiate some of the really tricky issues that have hitherto been intractable.
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The League, on the other hand, was a dating app that proved intractable to ethical guidelines.
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Generally, one should be skeptical when someone proposes a simple solution to a seemingly intractable question.
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Brexit also creates an intractable challenge to Northern Ireland's borderless edge with the rest of Ireland.
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Sanders' plan sets out sprawling goals on an issue that has repeatedly proven intractable in Congress.
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Ms. Williams's experience reflects one of the more intractable racial divides in American sports and culture.
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The trade imbalance has long been a thorny and intractable topic in the Sino-US relationship.
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The disappointing black turnout so far could foreshadow a larger and more intractable problem for Mrs.
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If you have a decline of mobility, you have intractable pain, you look for a solution.
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That's starting to feel like an increasingly intractable tension that's going to be hard to resolve.
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However, Italy has a long history of finding a way out of apparently intractable political stalemate.
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And these solutions, it seems again into another intractable problem that doesn't seem to go away.
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He has the rare talent of envisioning pathways forward through what appear to be intractable conflicts.
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Those professions remain male-dominated and the harassment can seem, for countless women, to be intractable.
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Her youngest, an 8-year-old named Leo, has a cheek swollen from an intractable infection.
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"This tendency counters the widespread and seemingly intractable bias that has favored male networks," Lauzen said.
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" Sharp's fundamental takeaway, Wikler said, "is that people power can overcome what seems like intractable odds.
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And a few we'd rather not discuss The scientific obstacles, though more intractable, are relatively rare.
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Both sides were driven by history and politics in one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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He has a distinctive ability to dramatize the intractable social forces that threaten to drown us.
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To an outsider, the dispute can seem puzzling, but it has proved diplomatically explosive and intractable.
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The problem seems so intractable, the challenges of addressing it so monumental, as to defy solving.
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In the seemingly intractable snarl of New York City traffic, there is a glimmer of hope.
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Envisioning a finish is more difficult, especially when it comes to such a politically intractable issue.
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But in a war with many dilemmas, this may be among the most intractable, analysts say.
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Plus the problems are far more intractable and endemic than the problems of the business world.
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Any judicial decision could easily go either way on this type of close and intractable question.
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Then, as now, each side gravitated toward intractable positions while showing little appetite for continued compromise.
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Few public health problems in the United States have proved as intractable as the opioid epidemic.
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Far more likely is another provocation by Iran and more intractable entanglement for the United States.
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Aziz was an intractable terrorist, as demonstrated by recordings like the ones that Hagel had mentioned.
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What makes heart disease a seemingly intractable problem is this fact that heart tissue doesn't regenerate.
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But we need to be wary of any technology that offers simple solutions to intractable problems.
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Science offers the chance to cure debilitating and once-intractable disorders like hemophilia and sickle cell disease.
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Far more intractable is the bias that creeps in when samples are not representative of the electorate.
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It was another marker of what often feels like an intractable urban gun violence problem in America.
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But like other seemingly intractable conflicts in South Africa, Northern Ireland, and the Balkans, breakthroughs do happen.
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He used it to its fullest so make life better and let people understand complicated intractable issues.
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Yet in the context of Syria's intractable political rivalries and geopolitical realities, it is a mistaken assumption.
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One intractable problem is a consistently low level of domestic consumption thanks to a rapidly ageing population.
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But tobacco addiction remains an intractable issue in many communities: Smoking still kills 480,000 Americans every year.
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All this in the face of wars and the intractable conflict with the Palestinians in its midst.
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There are lots of policy challenges in American hospital that seem really intractable and difficult to solve.
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Or is piracy kind of an intractable part of the internet, and life online, at this point?
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The most intractable issue is home loans, many owed by homeowners who refuse to engage with lenders.
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The ultimate goal is to fast-track detection and treatments for currently intractable diseases such as cancer.
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It won't be easy, but whoever solves the problem will have solved a seemingly intractable modern ailment.
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Trade problems with China are more difficult because they have been mixed up with intractable security considerations.
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There are many intractable problems in American politics, but the presidential succession law isn't one of them.
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We are a society in search of an instant fix to some of America's most intractable problems.
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These moves go toward closing what has been an intractable divide between broadband haves and have-nots.
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On the other side were the Kirchners, who were intractable in their refusal even to consider negotiating.
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But other high-profile hostages remain intractable problems for this administration, as they were in previous ones.
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Opinion on climate change, it seems, is just as stuck and intractable as the larger partisan divide.
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One patient report cited was a 67-year-old man with intractable hiccups after triple bypass surgery.
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And with security controls siloed in different parts of the data stacks, this problem can become intractable.
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In the past year, we have seen cracks emerging in situations which even months ago seemed intractable.
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But your group's engagement with books that delineate intractable social problems gives me hope for the future.
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The question is: Are we are facing a monumental challenge, compounded by social media, that is intractable?
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Chris Jacobs, writing at the Federalist, has an especially good synopsis of why this problem seems intractable.
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But averting our eyes from a seemingly intractable problem does not make it any less a problem.
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Cardinal DiNardo's troubled record illustrates why the sexual abuse problem has proved so intractable for the church.
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" Obama acknowledged that "it's tempting to pull back" and "wash our hands of conflicts that seem intractable.
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It has often sought to cast itself as a broker, trying to mediate the region's intractable conflicts.
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Showalter's wry sense of humor (and Howe's own comic verse) thankfully brightens the darkness of intractable incompatibility.
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" Rose Marcario, C.E.O., Patagonia "We're facing an existential climate crisis, intractable social issues and unprecedented income inequality.
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Imagine you were plagued by severe food allergies, rheumatoid arthritis, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or intractable epilepsy.
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Mr. Trump will soon lead America in facing an increasingly unstable world of complicated and intractable challenges.
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The immigration dispute for instance is so intractable because it is of fundamental importance to both parties.
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Now, that ingenuity is focused on one of the country's most intractable modern problems: Delhi's toxic air.
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The city was widely regarded as "ungovernable," paralyzed between intractable interest group demands and limited fiscal capacity.
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The medical industry offers a heap of intractable issues, big market potential and the always desirable scale.
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Global warming can sometimes feel like this big, hopelessly intractable problem that no one's doing much about.
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Perhaps it also demonstrates to patients that their pain "is not intractable, it can be influenced," suggests Browder.
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Every few months another app promises to bring tech's disruptive power to bear on our most intractable problems.
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The whole four guidance thing locks them into these intractable paths that's difficult for them to deviate from.
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Currently, we are facing our own seemingly intractable — but ultimately solvable — problems, much as Shinji faces the Angels.
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If the deal can be finalised, LaFemina is absolutely correct in that it solves a near intractable problem.
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It could take as long again for Swiss courts to resolve the most intractable corporate struggle in Europe.
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The bottom line: The G20 Summit will highlight many of the most intractable problems the U.S. faces abroad.
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The study consisted of people whose migraines hadn't responded to other treatments; that's known as having "intractable" migraines.
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The Obama administration strongly denies that it has now resigned itself to merely containing the seemingly intractable conflicts.
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Articles, interviews, traction with money and endorsements got the Patrick campaign only so far with the most intractable.
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But faced with an intractable homeless veteran population that refused to drop further, the administration moved the goalposts.
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Bloated bureaucracies and potent teachers unions remain intractable obstacles to reform, leaving thousands of schoolchildren mired in mediocrity.
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China is considered key to Japan's trade, investments and economic growth, despite tensions caused by seemingly intractable disputes.
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A proud and stoic man, he was admitted to the hospital for intractable pain from widely spread cancer.
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That is something ordinary computers find intractable, but which would prove useful for all manner of industrial processes.
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First, an intractable food safety crisis struck the chain, driving its stock price down more than 20 percent.
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You're doing something special now, you're going after one of the biggest, intractable problems in San Francisco, homelessness.
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In doing so, the AIN creates a digital social contract and helps fortify intractable, ideologically extreme word views.
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The economic, educational and social forces that cause such vacancies are immense and, in the short term, intractable.
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Ideology had formed a kind of a comforting curtain around the more intractable divides of race and identity.
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You are on the brink of solving one of the most intractable problems in American politics— immigration reform.
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In that sense, they're just one more stab at the intractable disappointment of living only your own life.
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It's just depressing that every time an attack like this happens, these debates seem to become more intractable.
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And on the other, he envisions a future in which America's intractable racial problems can actually be resolved.
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And yet the great lesson from 2008 for many investors is that all seemingly intractable crises end eventually.
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Another of the signatories to the deal, Minerva, also pointed to the intractable problems in the supply chain.
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Buttigieg's supporters believe his youth is a giant asset -- providing him a fresh perspective on long intractable problems.
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That's why the American people have been learning more and more about the intractable bias in this investigation.
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He is quite good at articulating the often intractable dimensions of shame as experienced by sexual abuse survivors.
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He knows the issue -- and its seemingly intractable position inside the US Congress, and he knows his chamber.
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There are many problems in the past that appeared absolutely intractable, medical problems, and then we have solutions.
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And finally, the greater Arab-Israel-Iran conflict, with Palestine as its apex issue, remains hot and intractable.
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Many of those states with the most severe pension problems face a more intractable underlying issue: Political gridlock.
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That is directly tied to Washington taking historic action on issues like tax reform that once seemed intractable.
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Through less charitable eyes, the letter is a testament to how truly intractable Kalanick was as a leader.
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Jones says that the problem is much more ingrained and intractable than Duterte's blunt-force response would suggest.
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Merkel keeps insisting on a "European solution" — which does not exist — to an intractable immigration problem she created.
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But they also have nothing to trade, and, regardless, Dan Gilbert would be an intractable road block. 280.
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Gavin Newsom came out swinging at some of progressives' most intractable bugaboos, including paid parental leave and housing.
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But talks on this seemingly intractable issue will continue this week, regardless of how futile they might be.
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It wasn't that long ago that HIV/AIDS seemed as intractable and complicated as chronic diseases do now.
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These are the reactor buildings: the intractable core of the disaster zone, the radioactive redoubts the robots must penetrate.
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It is an attempt to remind visitors that just a short drive away is an ongoing, and intractable, conflict.
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Eritrea's long cold war with Ethiopia had effects similar to those of the intractable rift on the Korean peninsula.
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The recurrence of the bestiality thumb issue suggests that content moderation may perhaps be an intractable problem for YouTube.
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Yet this row is partisan, making it symbolically important to the parties, liable to get personal, and correspondingly intractable.
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So even in LA's rapidly gentrifying central business district, tent cities have come to seem like an intractable problem.
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"As ketamine is an approved drug, in expert hands, this treatment is an option for intractable patients," he says.
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But does something that sounds like an industrial-scale air freshener actually stand a chance against BART's intractable funk?
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These are the rights of EU citizens in Britain, Northern Ireland's new EU border and the intractable "Brexit bill".
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The shooting forces Obama to confront two intractable issues that have dogged his presidency: mass gun violence and terrorism.
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Should you choose six months of life with chemotherapy and intractable nausea, or three months at home chemo-free?
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" Instead, the former president suggested the two sides "work together toward solving some of the most intractable global problems.
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It could also jump start the conversation within a seemingly intractable debate about our immigration policy and border security.
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This doesn't even begin to touch on the intractable problems of climate change, extreme economic inequality, and systemic racism.
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Reaching a binding peace treaty with North Korea would require resolution of many intractable issues, including North Korea's denuclearization.
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David Schlendorf, assistant director for the F.B.I.'s human resources division, called it a "worrisome" trend, although not intractable.
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The only way out of the intractable problems of gender — harassment, the pay gap — will involve robust male participation.
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Yet on numerous occasions, Allen L. Bohnert, a former law clerk, has watched Judge Polster take on the intractable.
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What makes this conflict yet more intractable is that US-based evangelical Christians have become a third religious stakeholder.
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It's the most intractable world we can inhabit, and it's the one that will lead to the ugliest outcome.
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In other words, the way we've responded to these problems has, in a sense, helped make the problem intractable.
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PG Name a problem we may think of as intractable that you're optimistic about solving in the near future.
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I learned I'm intractable and have the attention span of a 6-year-old faced with a differential equation.
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When it comes to freedom of expression, how do you think conditions have changed since you wrote "Intractable Woman"?
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The smell of rot penetrated his face mask, imbuing the house with an intractable sense of loss, he said.
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In places like Liberty City, where violence has been an intractable problem for generations, protests carry their own perils.
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This time he is facing a more intractable social protest, because the strike is more organized and better led.
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They also expressed concerns about what they see as entrenched economic corruption and an intractable threat from North Korea.
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His calm thoughtfulness, emotional ease, wit and eloquence in the face of gross expectation and intractable problems is breathtaking.
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Any action that does take place will have to do so in the face of intractable right-wing opposition.
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It is that climate change, by its very nature, creates thorny, intractable incentives toward non-cooperation and free-riding.
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Of course, favorable polling doesn't suddenly mean forging agreement on some of America's most intractable problems will be easy.
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Here is where Taubes is at his most persuasive, tracing sugar's unique and intractable place in the American diet.
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Negotiating with a regime as isolated and intractable as the one in Pyongyang was always going to be tortuous.
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But the warring parties and their intractable differences have made passing such spending measures difficult in the current climate.
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To understand why, look across the Gulf to another intractable conflict, the one between Iran and its Arab neighbours.
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The U.S. should consider trade issues on their own merits rather than as part of an intractable strategic calculus.
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The Obama administration, which has resisted greater involvement in what it sees as an intractable conflict, welcomed the news.
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Disillusionment crept in in the years that followed, as the systemic corruption of Indonesian governance proved to be intractable.
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By the weekend, she was facing one of Chicago's most intractable problems, when 31 people were shot, three fatally.
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Not only do attempts to correct information not sink in, but they can actually make conflicts even more intractable.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Could ethical business be the key to ending one of Southeast Asia's most intractable separatist conflicts?
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The war awakened Palestinian irredentism and Israeli zealotry, and added the intractable power of religion to the forces of nationalism.
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But a new type of therapy using augmented reality is surprisingly effective at reducing even the most intractable phantom pain.
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However, there are still some "very intractable differences" between both sides of the English Channel that need to be resolved.
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But the dilemmas presented to the people involved were often much more intractable than it is made out to be.
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Turns out, disrupting the telecom industry is wildly expensive, full of intractable regulatory challenges, and opposed by powerful incumbent companies.
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It's a complex and intractable problem, with countless agencies and nonprofits working to tackle root causes and provide systemic solutions.
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Amy Jones: I think it has to do with getting older and also arriving at a pretty intractable agnostic place.
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They are certainly not as intractable as those we would face if aiming to abolish all animal farming at once.
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That is, will the economy produce sufficient well-paying jobs for everyone, or will there be profound and intractable joblessness?
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The world's attention is focused on the intractable North Korean problem, but the Russians have very little to offer there.
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"We see the impact of intractable delays on the lives of our clients every day," she said in an interview.
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It may be that this problem of the subscription gap is even more acute, and more intractable than internet access.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama, going back to the 2008 campaign, over how to approach one of America's most intractable foes.
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Amidst all the big, intractable issues Congress is grappling with, this is one that should be possible to get right.
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The Upshot also wrote about this phenomenon, saying: ...confirmation bias may be the reason that our political debates remain intractable.
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We in the West should not have any illusions about appeasing Putin; he is unappeasable because his problem is intractable.
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Intractable debates on important questions persist today despite knowable answers, often because those answers do not conform to entrenched opinions.
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While this may seem like an intractable problem, we recommended a two-track public health strategy to address the issue.
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In Pennsylvania, the spotted terror's progression appears nearly intractable, though neither the government nor residents have given up the fight.
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Stoners' apparently silly musings about their mental state and the nature of reality actually reflect a surprisingly intractable philosophical problem.
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Despite Macedonia's assurances over years of negotiations that it would make no claims on Greek lands, the issue proved intractable.
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Those companies want to develop new ways to cut through the seemingly intractable, expensive systems of coverage for their employees.
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Shoplifting is an intractable problem for retailers, costing stores more than $22015 billion a year, according to an industry estimate.
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They were so unmanageable — screaming, intractable, flailing — that four state foster families in two weeks requested that they be moved.
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Many intractable urban problems are in fact not engineering problems at all, including the ones that most look like it.
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Mr. Barkat opposes the idea, saying the city should not wash its hands of an intractable problem but fix it.
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It is often said inspirationally that, for all of our seemingly intractable divisions, Americans come together in times of crisis.
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Watershed moments occasionally come along in medical history when previously intractable or even deadly conditions suddenly become treatable or preventable.
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Iran could be very useful in helping resolve some of the intractable problems in the region, from Afghanistan to Syria.
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A meeting in Berlin on Sunday will seek an exit to one of the Middle East's most intractable proxy wars.
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From Syria to Brexit, the destabilizing socio-political impacts of ecosystemic collapse are becoming increasingly profound, far-reaching and intractable.
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The 2016 election, and revelations that Russians used the platform to spread misinformation, have proved to be more intractable problems.
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If we work on creating more tailwinds — by giving poor children more advantages — we can solve many otherwise intractable problems.
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They all have seemingly intractable problems—most explosively, in Hong Kong—but it is a mistake to write them off.
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"Mental Illness" is mood music for a single intractable mood: a lingering doldrums, a daylong drizzle under gray, overcast skies.
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No, the "fault sequence" Ms. Kirkwood wants to explore is a great deal larger and, given human nature, more intractable.
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Transnational terrorism, waves of displaced populations and seemingly intractable wars present global threats that affect countries far from the region.
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An exhaustion took hold, a sense that her art, private life and political commitments had fused into something intractable, unhealthy.
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Tribalism feels like an intractable problem, something that runs so deep it's not clear what we can do about it.
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Two publications from 1988 and 1990 describe case studies of a doctor massaging a patient's rectum to cure intractable hiccups.
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It shows real promise in treating previously intractable disorders like schizophrenia, and without the destructive side effects of existing drugs.
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Sometimes, it just feels like you are too small, and the problems we face are too vast and awful and intractable.
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The good news is that, unlike the intractable facts of the earth's orbit, period myths are something we can actually change.
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"As for the younger generation, they have no knowledge base, but they have a sense the Koreans are intractable," he said.
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On balance, though, most parties are complimentary of Pollack's job in shepherding a resolution to what had been an intractable standoff.
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Indeed. I'm a skeptic by nature, so I'm resistant to claims by anyone to have complete answers to intractable human problems.
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In the eyes of Huma Yusuf, a columnist, blasphemy-related violence is now a more intractable problem in Pakistan than terrorism.
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To wit: the maneuver that played out yesterday on Brand Twitter, that land of performative pettiness and intractable hey-fellow-kidsism.
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Goldman Sachs said the intractable trade war between Washington and Beijing will negatively affect the U.S. economy more than originally thought.
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A computer big enough to do what Dr Shor envisaged would also be useful for all manner of currently intractable problems.
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The seemingly intractable conflict has killed well over 250,000 people, created 4.6 million refugees, and internally displaced a further 6.5 million.
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Over the months he spent in detention awaiting adjudication of his claim, he developed intractable headaches, abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting.
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A quantum machine could therefore make the classically intractable problem of simulating large quantum-mechanical systems tractable, or so it appeared.
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Such a short-term justice would be the best compromise available to both sides of a dispute that currently seems intractable.
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The rate of suicide in this group is already high—and intractable pain due to denial of medication is one cause.
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The effort is the latest attempt from Mayor Bill de Blasio to tackle street homelessness, an intractable problem throughout his administration.
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And it is deeply troubling that legislative solutions can be blocked by the intractable views of a handful of powerful lawmakers.
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Or if it really is an intractable problem, then why are you wasting your time beating your head against the wall?
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The premier's ratings have been dropping as the public tires of the bloody and seemingly intractable war on drugs, Wadi says.
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At least, Mr. Kwedar (who wrote the screenplay with Clint Bentley) would like us to believe the men's options are intractable.
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It's an analysis of the intractable caste system that lingers below the national myths of rugged individualism and cities on hills.
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To the Editor: Your July 12 editorial "Rudy Giuliani's Racial Myths" unfortunately contributes to the growing intractable division in our country.
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Worse still, by bringing the DUP into a governing coalition, May brought out Brexit's most intractable problem: the Irish border crisis.
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Despite our supposedly intractable partisanship, a swelling group of highly visible leaders is putting country before indiscriminate allegiance to their party.
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They can do that by aggressively promoting mobile technology and competition as some of the best solutions to this intractable challenge.
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Syria, long regarded by the Obama administration as an intractable but parochial conflict, has proved the incubator of a global threat.
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The next, he's presiding over covert diplomacy aimed at ending the most intractable foreign policy standoff of the last 70 years.
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They were the latest markers of an intractable public health crisis that has been unfolding in slow motion for a generation.
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In November 2003, she was a fourth-year undergraduate student in New York and was stuck in an intractable financial crisis.
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MG: So is that why you've moved on to "Lear" and "Three Tall Women" — because the other problems seem so intractable?
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Many of our most intractable economic ills can be traced to some degree to this ineluctable fact: America is getting old.
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It would help Mr. Trump argue that he is making progress, albeit slowly, on one of the world's most intractable crises.
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"Rabbit" is intractable, a little warrior, yet it also vanishes into its reflections, which are full of us looking at it.
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What seemed like an intractable problem for the family was ultimately solved by a combination of customized technology and teenage enthusiasm.
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Politics and religion are an explosive mixture, and by emphasizing the religious aspect of the conflict, he makes it more intractable.
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Myanmar's civil war is one of the most intractable conflicts in the world today, up there with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Such organizations, the paper's author argues, can help solve intractable, societal problems that require resources beyond what even billionaires can marshal.
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But look below this surface explanation and you find another more intractable — and universal — trigger for the dairy shortfall: climate change.
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And in Yemen, his armed forces are fighting an Iranian-aligned faction in an intractable war that created a humanitarian crisis.
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And the remaining mass of e-waste — mainly plastics laced with metals, chemicals and flame retardant — pose a more intractable problem.
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The more intractable danger is a demographic time bomb already starting to detonate across South Korea and all over East Asia.
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How long would it take to address the most contentious intractable issues, the I.P. and the state-owned enterprises, et cetera?
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The root causes of the violence are familiar, and they can seem intractable: poverty, segregation, subpar education, distrust of the police.
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Go deeper: Special report: Retirement becomes more myth than reality Poll: Retirement hopes — and fears For seniors, an intractable housing crisis
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Ability to prescribe medication: Nurse practitioners cannot prescribe opiates and other drugs used to treat chronic pain, intractable pain, or obesity.
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Mr. Trump's two-for one executive order might be considered an application of behavioral economics to deal with an intractable dilemma.
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Until they do, they'll be left with an intractable problem: trying to build a secure computer out of fundamentally insecure parts.
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It seems almost intractable if you want it to have an objective, which they all talk about, but it never happens.
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International involvement can sometimes facilitate peaceful resolution of seemingly intractable national conflicts, but this requires a clear strategy and sustained effort.
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He said the ruling is a big step forward in addressing the intractable and related issue of drugs and cellphones in prisons.
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And I think this a really good opportunity because this has been such an intractable issue for years and years and years.
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Despite several high-profile mass shootings in recent years, gun control has proven to be an intractable debate within the U.S. Congress.
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The difference is that Stewart's Daily Show seemed to believe that much of what makes us angry is, in some ways, intractable.
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Much depends on the question of the Irish border — and the proposed "backstop" — which has become the most intractable issue in negotiations.
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In this hyper-opinionated era, full of shrill certainties and warring ideologies, fierce facts and intractable positions, McElheny's orientation is especially welcome.
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Until the negotiations start, it is difficult to judge whether the hard talk by either side is humbug or an intractable position.
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Creating a new division of applied scientists to crack some of transportation's most intractable problems seems to be an extension of that.
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Reasonable people would moderate their demands when they are confronted with intractable problems such as a hung parliament and a sensitive border.
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I fear that it will still be as relevant in another 30 years, because the problems that it addresses seem fairly intractable.
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In many developed economies, there are intractable problems that are not being resolved, no matter how much money is thrown at them.
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These measures range from the use of cannabidiol extract for children with intractable epilepsy to full legalization of marijuana for recreational use.
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It's easy for momentum on hostage recovery to wane as months of captivity turn into years and as hard cases appear intractable.
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However, there is a class of quantum devices—ones that currently exist—that could address otherwise intractable problems much sooner than that.
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Less well-known is the fact that it faces one of France's most intractable problems of Islamic radicalisation outside the Paris region.
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The government isn't here to solve ... the problems they solve are intractable and not solvable in the way a tech mentality does.
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While the study was small, the finding offers hope to millions who have been told they must live with the intractable disease.
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If this can be done for crimes against humanity, it ought to be possible with exponentially lesser but still pervasive, intractable offenses.
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In a study of the law published in 2011 by the academic journal First Monday, researchers suggested that Coppa created intractable issues.
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Part of the reason why immigration is such an intractable problem is because nonresidents cannot vote, so their voices are often ignored.
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Launching next week is a new startup under the Y Combinator accelerator called Blair, which aims to address this seemingly intractable problem.
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The most effective policymakers weave together the best ideas from a range of perspectives in order to address society's most intractable problems.
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As a nation, we face many intractable problems — coming together to increase civic participation will give us an opportunity to solve them.
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In Canada, ninth grade disclosed a history of uneasy compromise duality, and the constant search for temporary nonviolent solutions to intractable divides.
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Sources close to him say he genuinely believes he — and he alone — can overcome the seemingly intractable disaster on the Korean Peninsula.
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But if we engage them with seemingly intractable problems, and say, 'Do you think your technology can help us solve this problem?
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The newest example is "Bunk," Young's enthralling and essential new study of our collective American love affair with pernicious and intractable moonshine.
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Traditionalists in the Vatican are insisting that Francis would do better not to engage with intransigent leaders and intractable problems at all.
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In this case, that means introducing a romantic subplot that conveniently replaces an intractable thematic question — Why this man, above all others?
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Here is a guide to why this issue is seemingly so intractable, and how it might be settled or otherwise dealt with.
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The debate over how the UK and the EU should split up has exposed deep and intractable fault lines in British politics.
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I have advised on scores of high-stakes negotiations, ranging from multibillion-dollar mergers to intractable conflicts between governments and armed insurgents.
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It is a reminder that every national crisis, even one so deadly and intractable as the Civil War, creates its own heroes.
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We often over-claim, making a problem sound completely intractable or making a response sound as if it has now solved everything.
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To make a problem seem massively intractable is to inspire separation — building a wall between you and the problem — not a solution.
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She has volunteered at soup kitchens and contributed to food drives but more often has felt helpless about the seemingly intractable problem.
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In his tweet on Sunday, Mr. Trump spotlighted Congress's failure to address one of the most intractable issues in Washington: immigration policy.
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Victory in Al Hudaydah would give them the upper hand in a seemingly intractable war that has claimed thousands of civilian lives.
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The country has lost more than five million people to an intractable conflict that has terrorized the region for nearly two decades.
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It could strengthen bonds with consumers, making whichever big tech company dominates in health an even more intractable part of our lives.
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Republicans have become steadily more intractable and unhinged since 2010 and there's no reason to think that will change any time soon.
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Go deeper: Existing home sales remain mediocre Companies experiment with ways to help teachers afford housing For seniors, an intractable housing crisis
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When it comes to those big issues, the seemingly intractable ones, even they are the result of decades of prosperity and growth.
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Recent studies show just how intractable a problem recidivism has been among the roughly 600,000 state and federal inmates released each year.
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"They now again find that the most intractable question is how to reconcile the balances of the Good Friday Agreement with Brexit."
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Fearing that his illness was intractable — despite medication, a hospital stay and electroconvulsive therapy — Mr. Freeman traveled to Peru for shamanic healing.
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Third, and most importantly, sports diplomacy is not likely to be the key that unlocks the intractable problem of North Korean denuclearization.
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It's the "ultimate deal," as Trump has called it in his approach to one of the most intractable conflicts in the world.
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Political and ideological differences often seem intractable and there is concern that these divisions have become too wide and deep to bridge.
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His approach -- that he alone with his supposedly masterly negotiating skills can unpick the world's most intractable diplomatic dispute -- now looks exposed.
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But within them is an intractable despair, something that can't be alleviated by a neatly placed vocal harmony or a poised chorus.
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Trump and his aides have taken several, norm-shattering steps to end the decades-old, seemingly intractable U.S. conflict with North Korea.
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In 2015, Texas passed the Compassionate Use Act, which allows low-THC cannabis oil to be used for patients with intractable epilepsy.
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Talk about the intractable problems facing our government in terms of that ... sometimes state governments have their own issues, their own technology issues.
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More and more Democrats "say they want executive actions or executive orders to solve some of the nation's most intractable problems," Kucinich said.
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MOVE Guides has literally solved the intractable problem of international relocation for today's global executives and has quickly spread to multiple locations internationally.
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And this problem doesn't fall squarely on the homeless or the city that does nothing to help people out of an intractable situation.
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Experimentation can be ethical, but I don't think we've been dealing well enough with how intractable this problem of desire seems to be.
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What Lawrence does with the coming year off from acting — politically, but also performatively — will dictate just how intractable her image will become.
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But some fields' early stabs at solving intractable research issues have convinced experts like CMU's Murphy that they won't exist in 10 years.
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In our current moment of intractable politics, that's a quality that is vanishing as quickly as the wide-open spaces we're fighting over.
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It is debatable whether the meeting ever had the potential to become -- as some diplomats suggested -- a turning point in the intractable conflict.
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Hindsight lends a golden glow to the past, and retrospective views make clear exactly how difficult, deep-seated and intractable certain problems are.
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Social-media companies are increasingly under the microscope of regulators; we take a look at the seemingly intractable problem of policing online content.
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But The Who merely remain a very good rock n' roll band, slightly slower and stiff, sweating hard but intractable and powerful enough.
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Freed from the intractable ethical dilemma of wanting to succeed in her field, but not wanting to sacrifice her principles, Lulu found peace.
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But behind the EU's unity on the need to stop refugees and migrants arriving in the first place lies a more intractable problem.
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The main issue here is Europe, about one-fifth of the world economy, where demand and output are improving despite intractable political problems.
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Speaking of control, the intractable crisis in inter-Korean relations makes a policy adjustment toward a greater role of domestic demand eminently advisable.
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Edge isn't a very popular browser, but it still makes an interesting case study in the intractable war against low-quality information online.
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As soon as Rice heard the demo, he felt an intractable pull to go home and visit his late father Daniel Rice's grave.
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As an example, the apparently intractable tragedy in Northern Ireland ended just so, with the help of mediators solicited from the United States.
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If testing proves successful, Hi1a could be a first step in treating one of the most frustrating and intractable aspects of a stroke.
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We must get rid of intractable mandatory minimum sentences for drug users, the kind that treat non-violent addicts the same as kingpins.
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"Dough" is sweet, often funny and always nonthreatening, a movie for those who wish the intractable realities of the world would just disappear.
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Their roots often lie in some public-lands conflict so enduring and intractable that a President finally steps in, Antiquities Act in hand.
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In the unsophisticated way the president views foreign affairs, this may seem like a brilliant strategy to end the intractable North Korean problem.
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We have many seemingly intractable problems, but we also have incredible people in the world looking at problems and solutions in new ways.
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Or maybe it's something simpler: a result, perhaps inevitable, of living next door to the most intractable violent conflict of the 21st century.
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Maybe it's natural for her to want to believe that she was defeated by intractable social and racial divides, not by Johnnie Cochran.
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Not only is public pressure for such action minimal, there are some potentially intractable disputes over how the international community should treat cyberspace.
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"Climate change is much more intractable and needs much more coherent... action worldwide – and that's more challenging," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The ex-generals and former intelligence chiefs believe that even the most intractable sticking points, such as the fate of Jerusalem, are resolvable.
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But it remains unclear what approach Trump, via Kushner and Greenblatt, plans to take on resolving one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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After a month of irritating those around you and being subjected to everyone's grandma's can't-fail home remedies, you've officially got intractable hiccups.
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A 2014 report in Pharmacotherapy looked at the case of a 59-year-old kidney transplant recipient with intractable hiccups after his transplant.
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The report cited other studies of success treating cases of persistent or intractable hiccups with the Heimlich maneuver, sex, acupuncture, and nerve stimulation.
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"I believe gene therapy will become a mainstay in treating, and maybe curing, many of our most devastating and intractable illnesses," he added.
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But also on more intractable problems like ones faced by HUD and Labor, and being sure that they are modernizing their service delivery.
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Syria and Afghanistan Nearly 6900,2628 people have been killed and 28503 million displaced by the Syrian war, an intractable problem for President Obama.
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They don't understand how vast and intractable the forces that have shaped this world really are and still think they can change it.
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Many are also trying to steer its economic benefits to the forlorn towns and neighborhoods that have posed the most intractable economic puzzles.
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And the economic revival plan will be implemented only if a political solution to one of the world's most intractable conflicts is reached.
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Parliament just responded with a resounding "nope," voting down the motion 303 to 258, and leaving the Brexit impasse as intractable as ever.
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If these projects were inspired by dreams of equality, India's large dams have instead entrenched some of the most intractable forms of inequality.
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Meanwhile, once-intractable splits like the war over whether the minimum wage should be raised to $20163 or $22016 are suddenly getting easier.
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And that raises a sort of intractable question: What is the appropriate policy tool to bring a decaying industrial island back to life?
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The journalist's life and work is the subject of Stefano Massini's play "Intractable Woman: A Theatrical Memo on Anna Politkovskaya," which opens Sept.
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All of these changes have opened the door for "SportsCenter," which was often seen as an intractable problem under Skipper, to re-emerge.
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But after a few years at Mr. Cuomo's side, Mr. Cotton is no stranger to ambitious campaigns to conquer seemingly intractable transportation muddles.
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He gives a speech and meets with an endless string of foreign potentates to discuss a dizzying array of complicated, often intractable issues.
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Swiss drugmaker Novartis wants to become a data science company and use artificial intelligence to solve some of the industry's most intractable problems.
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"The presidents rightly focused on how do we move forward from what may be simply an intractable disagreement at this point," Tillerson said.
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Homelessness has been an intractable problem in the largest California cities for decades, but it has surged in some areas in recent years.
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In a time when so many debates in health care seem intractable, organ donation reform is one that can bring the nation together.
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The conflict has turned into one of the Middle East's most intractable proxy wars, with potentially cascading consequences for stability in Europe's backyard.
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"Turnarounds take time and you can lose a fortune while you're waiting for an intractable management to do the right thing," Cramer said.
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Pfizer has been investing in gene therapies - touted as a one-time cure for intractable and expensive-to-treat diseases - in recent years.
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But there is an even more intractable problem that cries for a solution: What to do about that slug in the steam iron?
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But the intractable problem is Facebook itself: If the mission remains to connect "everyone," then Facebook will never solve its content moderation problem.
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But the most intractable is insistence on the election of the chief executive through universal suffrage — in other words, real Hong Kong democracy.
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Silence, then, is a movie about the feeling of intense and intractable isolation, about being locked in the cold prison of the self.
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"It's one of those really intractable disorders that people have been trying to find a drug therapy for some time," said Dr Dakwar.
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Sometimes, she feels badly about living comfortably in Beirut while her interlocutors are mired in an intractable war, but the hours online are transporting.
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Bezos pitched a version of the future that's departed from the reality of capitalism, climate change, and the intractable connections between those two things.
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The Fed will either be slowly raising interest rates into an economic meltdown or will remain behind the inflation curve until inflation runs intractable.
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Therein lies one of the problems—when palliative services are deliberately withheld those who say that pain is intractable and uncontrollable are largely right.
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Meanwhile, both the United States and China, the world's two largest emitters of greenhouse gasses, face intractable political opposition to delivering on their commitments.
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But speeding up efforts to switch to clean energy and prepare vulnerable communities for harsher climate impacts is proving frustratingly intractable, for many reasons.
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"The biggest threat is political gridlock in the UK." The issue of the land border on the island of Ireland remains critical and intractable.
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Some of the company's problems might be intractable, such as the unreliability of its Android hardware partners, but Google still has room for improvement.
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What's been disorienting for the Republican intelligentsia is how their desires have run into seemingly intractable conflict with what most of their voters want.
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Public health experts say there is concern that these attacks are exacerbating what is already one of the world's most intractable public health threats.
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Crafting a viable brain-computer interface is a challenge that weaves together some of tech's trickiest software problems with its most intractable hardware ones.
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This could be a starting point for the development of new antimicrobial agents which would eliminate bacteria that have proved intractable to other means.
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What this lofty vision fails to appreciate, however, are the monumental—if not intractable—challenges awaiting colonists who want to permanently live on Mars.
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The fact that this work reverberates back a quarter century and all the way to 210 BCE indicates just how intractable are our problems.
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President Donald Trump pinned those deaths on Syrian President Bashar Assad, a leader Moscow has supported during a yearslong, seemingly intractable Syrian civil war.
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As the number of qubits in a quantum computer passes this threshold, it becomes computationally intractable for even classical supercomputers to use the protocol.
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Tillerson stated that the two countries will now focus on how to "move forward" from their "intractable disagreement" about what happened during the election.
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Trump argues this was a breakthrough — and that his deal-making abilities could pave the way to resolving tensions that have previously been intractable.
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Determining what people need to hear about is more subjective, but there is no bigger or more intractable problem facing humanity than global warming.
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The problem is not new — counterfeit apps have been around for a while — but their recent surge shows how intractable the issue can be.
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With his gift for solving intractable problems, he hopes to help steer other patients with hard-to-treat diseases on a path toward wholeness.
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But Professor Doering maintains that in the long run, this assistance could help reduce long-term poverty by lowering one of its intractable barriers.
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From the moment cholera appeared in Haiti in 2010, its control became fodder for intractable public health disputes, allowing the microbe to spread unchecked.
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Both of these problems seem intractable to a finance wonk analyzing the deal, and yet GM was able to pull off the Cruise deal.
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"The biggest threat is political gridlock in the UK." The issue of the land border on the island of Ireland remains critical and intractable.
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But fortunately, the results signal that the American electorate is becoming more supportive of science-backed solutions to confront the nation's most intractable problems.
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But the work doesn't really require such updating, she said: homelessness seems as pervasive and intractable to her now as it did in 1988.
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The article has allowed me to see how intractable our own "homeless" problem in San Francisco will be without first addressing the drug epidemic.
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Nor has the technology been able to stop a police misconduct problem that is as deep and intractable as gun violence on the street.
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Our attention span for all things is shrinking, while the desire for the government to "do something" to solve seemingly intractable problems is strong.
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The protests along the fortified fence that separates Gaza from Israeli territory have become an acute flash point in the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Science doesn't yet know a lot about why some conflicts prove to be so intractable, while others are more easily solved, Dr. Coleman says.
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He used to be a full-time consultant for the World Bank, where he often found himself promising short-term solutions to intractable issues.
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PlayCo is staging a production of his play "Intractable Woman: A Theatrical Memo on Anna Politkovskaya" at 122CC in Manhattan beginning on Sept. 13.
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But by Friday evening, no evacuations were seen along the corridor, reflecting the intractable nature of Syria's civil war, now in its sixth year.
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They noted the words they did not know — embedded, mediocrity, glorify, intractable — and gathered in small groups to hash over their use and meaning.
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We both served in the greater Middle East and saw the impact of these intractable conflicts on our fellow service members and their families.
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It may also herald the eclipse of a kind of discreet diplomacy that for years helped defuse some of the region's most intractable conflicts.
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Solving some of the more intractable causes of the gender pay gap must be part of a new social contract for our modern economy.
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Besides these, the problem of phony social media profiles, which the Russians used in 2016 for phishing, trolling and spreading fake news, remains intractable.
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Even absent the title, he is going to need a large following if he is to bridge the seemingly intractable division over health care.
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It must address intractable issues that stymied peacemakers for generations, including the status of Jerusalem, a city claimed by both sides as their capital.
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This is all a natural process for a society embroiled in the type of intractable, violent conflict that Israelis and Palestinians are trapped by.
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We can and must embrace the unprecedented opportunities we have to solve the most intractable and ongoing conflicts that continue to plague our world.
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But even as the city continues to add freeway lanes in an intractable war against congestion, Angelenos are increasingly embracing new ideas in transportation.
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But Trump is also being forced to reckon with some of the same intractable foreign policy problems that bedeviled the Obama administration before him.
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As many as 303 million patients rely on opioids to treat long-term pain that is intractable but not necessarily associated with terminal illness.
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At least for patients with intractable hiccups, increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide they breathe has been shown to decrease how often they hiccup.
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The writer, who works for the International Crisis Group, looks for answers in the 1980s Iran-Iraq war, and how that intractable conflict finally ended.
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Some researchers think that the problem of error correction will prove intractable and will prevent quantum computers from achieving the grand goals predicted for them.
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The controversy around campus sexual assault can make the problem seem intractable: How can universities support assault survivors and still be fair to accused students?
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The United States is beset by serious problems, ranging from persistent inequality at home and Islamist radicalism abroad to the seemingly intractable quicksand in Washington.
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With tensions rising among foreign powers, Syria's intractable war will become even more impervious to peace, and its civilians will continue to bear the brunt.
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One of the most intractable problems facing negotiators is the spread of Jewish settlements across occupied territory that the Palestinians want for a future state.
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With the growing possibility of clashes between America and Turkey, and even America and Russia, Syria's intractable war looked ever more impervious to peace. 3.
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Uber's bid, under its founder Travis Kalanick, to establish its ride-hailing services in Germany met intractable opposition from taxi companies, politicians and the courts.
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THE NEW forum for debating intractable interbranch conflicts among federal officials seems to be SCOTUSblog, the indispensable resource for everything related to the Supreme Court.
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At the same time, his verbal commitment to tackling arguably the world's most intractable conflict has not been matched by bold ideas or new initiatives.
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Yet increasingly hopeless national politics, intractable identity narratives, and the quotidian humiliations of the occupation come to affect the assumptions and the expectations of friendship.
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" Later on, when the situation is already becoming intractable, a less enlightened FBI agent responds, "Show of force helps bring people to the negotiating table.
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Before committing more money and troops to the intractable conflict, Congress should be sure that the United States is not throwing good money after bad.
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Third, and knottiest of all, some governments are warming to the idea of weaponising the budget to resolve some of the EU's most intractable disputes.
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Above all, what Lanthimos inherits from Euripides—and what loads the film, and its modern setting, with intractable problems—is the ancient momentum of doom.
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They are calling for market solutions to intractable social problems, but eschewing the racism and nativism that has become a staple of right-wing politics.
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We need to recognize the new reality of a competitive China and an intractable Middle East that is no longer critical to our energy supply.
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Though Congress has come close to passing some type of immigration reform, it has repeatedly failed to resolve one of the country's most intractable debates.
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Maybe it is too much to ask the most powerful world citizens to solve the globe's most intractable problems while frolicking in a winter playground.
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This fantastic piece from Nick Thompson and Fred Vogelstein takes us inside the company's struggle to fix what may be its most intractable problem yet.
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Then, as now, deeply-rooted and seemingly intractable economic and social disparities led to the rise of right-wing nationalist forces all over the world.
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Given how intractable the wall problem seems now, it's hard to remember how close Trump was to getting $25 billion for it in January 2018.
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Which makes sense, since the ground had been well prepared by the country's sense of victimization after its defeat and the seemingly intractable economic crisis.
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Her 6-year-old daughter Ella has been using Charlotte's Web, in addition to valproic acid and rufinamide to treat intractable epilepsy, encephalopathy and autism.
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But as a wide-ranging F.B.I. investigation into athletic recruiting continues to ensnare big-name colleges, fans know about the game's intractable relationship to corruption.
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They also underscore the complications of the search for a settlement in Cambodia and illustrate why that remains one of the world's most intractable problems.
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Instead, experts say, capitalism is under another, more intractable assault — by inexorable long-term population trends that may kill the ability of economies to grow.
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Some candidates who have already announced plans to run for mayor have criticized the tunnel as improbable — a shiny distraction from the city's intractable problems.
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LILA IBRAHIM Chief operating officer, DeepMind Artificial intelligence offers new hope for addressing challenges that seem intractable today, from poverty to climate change to disease.
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INTRACTABLE WOMAN: A THEATRICAL MEMO ON ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA Good luck getting a ticket to Stefano Massini's "The Lehman Trilogy" at the National Theater in London.
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But the dispute over the independence vote has become so acrimonious and intractable that Kurds say now is the time to break away from Iraq.
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At the heart of both the film and Tsemel's fight is the seemingly intractable contradiction not just in Israeli law but in its very society.
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A visible network of experts, the two men thought, would go a long way toward solving a number of the healthcare industry's seemingly intractable problems.
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If they can make their systems affordable and efficient enough to entice consumers and businesses, they may have a chance at alleviating an intractable problem.
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Nathan Deal (R) signed a bill Monday legalizing the use of medical marijuana for those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and intractable pain.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Tuesday that the bill adds PTSD and intractable pain to the existing list of conditions eligible for cannabis oil treatment.
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Many have landed back in the hospital because the cancer has returned or spread widely and left them in intractable pain or struggling to breathe.
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Yet if ZTE's resuscitation reduces trade tensions, it also demonstrates the intractable nature of a deepening technological cold war between the world's two largest economies.
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The strategy comes with steep risks for Mr. Trump, potentially increasing American troops without yielding many military gains in a conflict that has proved intractable.
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As science invents new cures and tools to fight disease, an intractable problem continues to plague American health care: medical errors by doctors and hospitals.
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Regardless, many onlookers will bemoan the difficulty of resolving the dispute, which will be made to seem like an intractable feature of sexual assault accusations.
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This policy has worked to legitimize the idea that the territory of Judea and Samaria is Arab land and that Israel is an intractable occupier.
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In memoriam: Jean Bourgain, 64, a prolific mathematician who, among other strides, cracked a problem that had been intractable for 80 years, died in Belgium.
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The resulting paper used the superposition of waves to settle a question about integers — a problem that had been intractable for more than 80 years.
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In fact, there are a snarl of factors—few of which are discussed on the show—that make student-loan debt such an intractable problem.
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Nathan Deal signed a bill that adds PTSD and intractable pain to a list of medical conditions that are eligible to be treated with cannabis oil.
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But all of these died with the collapse of the leaders' talks with respect to the fourth and most intractable issue -- the denuclearization of North Korea.
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As their negotiations have dragged on, the status of the Irish language has emerged as one of the most intractable and visibly contested issues at stake.
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He argued increasing school choice was crucial to solving the seemingly intractable income gap problem, particularly among black and Latino students trapped in failing public schools.
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The safety of both passengers and drivers will also be a major challenge in a country with a high crime rate and an intractable Taliban insurgency.
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Its elimination underscores the differences between the way Obama approached an intractable immigration problem and the way the Trump administration has decided to deal with it.
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If Modi can pull this off, it will buttress his credentials as a reformer brave enough to wade into some of the country's most intractable problems.
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But they also have given rise to seemingly intractable security exposure, including nation-state rifts, not to mention profound quandaries about the erosion of individual privacy.
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Both China and Japan have run large, intractable surpluses vis á vis the United States for decades, the basis for Trump's Japan criticism during his campaign.
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Under maverick founder Travis Kalanick, Uber's earlier bid to establish its ride-hailing services in Germany met intractable opposition from taxi companies, politicians and the courts.
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"I think the president is rightly focused on how do we move forward from something that may be an intractable disagreement at this point," Tillerson said.
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But there are problems that are maybe both intractable and of marginal interest to the American people, that do not justify investments of blood and treasure.
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The U.S. has cited intelligence reports that claim Huawei was built with intractable ties to Chinese intelligence to provide equipment that could be used for espionage.
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IT IS part of the world's most sensitive piece of religious real estate, and the locus of some bitterly intractable disputes over sacred history and heritage.
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Now more than ever our political process should be geared toward a civil discourse focused on solving our most vexing and intractable problems as a country.
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Cities and countries are written up as commodities and investment opportunities rather than real places with intractable problems that require more than a subsidy to resolve.
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What emerges is a nuanced take on an economy facing serious challenges, ones that do not spell its collapse but could prove intractable all the same.
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But both have learned that adulation on the world stage does not necessarily translate into action at home on a problem as intractable as climate change.
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In July, Sanders officially endorsed Clinton, a moment which I'm sure she pictured as the bomb that would finally burst the intractable bubble of youthful suspicion.
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The bank's U.S. problems are just one aspect, though, of the German bank's long-running and seemingly intractable problems across the entirety of its banking activities.
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The protesters and the Hong Kong government, backed by Beijing, appear to have intractable differences, and there have been few signs of either side backing down.
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There's a lot of wrongness to unpack in Trump's tweet, so we'll focus on that intractable myth that climate change spells the end of cold weather.
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Among the more difficult debates in Congress is how to spend its finite foreign aid dollars to avert crises before they become intractable, expensive violent conflicts.
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When large-scale schisms happen, however, they fall along worrisome fault lines that exacerbate social conflict, heighten tensions, and worsen intractable political tensions in American culture.
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An "intervention" often refers to relatives, friends or co-workers confronting an individual struggling with a intractable problem in the hope of improving that person's behavior.
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Over the past year, the economic crisis in Venezuela has spiraled into one of those grinding international struggles that to most Americans feel vague and intractable.
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Consent on Campus examines why sexual assault on campus is such an intractable problem, and what schools and students can start to do to change that.
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However, even compared to the other great intractable problems tech claims to have the solution for, improving said "obsolete political system" is a lofty challenge indeed.
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The fight over Goodell's contract has become so intractable that several owners have warned Jones that his efforts are hurting the league, and could prompt penalties.
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Following the Partition of India in 5003, Pakistan and India fought over the possession of Kashmir, initiating what remains one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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"She broke barriers that many black women in the periphery thought were intractable," said Ilona Szabó, executive director of Igarapé Institute, which studies public safety policies.
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But three later strikes by the teachers in the fall term of 1968 proved far more intractable, because they revolved around who would control the schools.
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But equating economic security with national security carries risks, including straining relations with foreign governments and turning already contentious issues — like trade practices — into intractable disputes.
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The West Bank, on the other hand, is densely populated and its future has been the most intractable issue of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since 1967.
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But I'm not a child with intractable epilepsy, or a veteran with PTSD, or a person who just wants to chill a little, or Willie Nelson.
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Antonio Alcantaro Lima, a retiree in Rio de Janeiro, said that Brazilians had grown cynical in the face of a corrupt political class that seemed intractable.
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To solve its most intractable problems, he said, it would have to figure out how to apply artificial intelligence, data science, and other cutting-edge techniques.
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All of which is to say inequality is an intractable problem; we will be trying to come up with a viable solution for years to come.
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The result is a perhaps intractable quandary for Republicans who can read the poll results showing that climate change is a prime issue for younger voters.
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"Universities are so inherently white and Western, when you start to push against it, you realized how intractable a lot of that is," Mr. Stoicheff said.
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In the black box that is the "Cyprus Problem," as the intractable division of the island has come to be known, refugees are additional collateral damage.
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But its success in children who have brain malformations, intractable seizures or diseases where damage is confined to half the brain, has astonished even seasoned scientists.
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Now, countless entrepreneurs, companies and governments are looking to use similar databases — often independent of Bitcoin — to solve some of the most intractable issues facing society.
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Moreover, his comments echoed a broader line of criticism that the global elite are uninterested in solutions to intractable problems if those solutions threaten their dominance.
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While cities such as Beijing or New Delhi usually attract more headlines, the stubborn air pollution in London shows just how intractable the problem can be.
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As the date approaches, the volatility and anger in Hong Kong has only become more palpable and unpredictable, and the divisions seemingly more intractable than ever.
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Since smoking remains an abiding and intractable problem, one would think public-health officials would welcome innovations that make quitting easier or reduce the associated harms.
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She watched from afar as her beloved Syria descended into intractable civil war that ripped apart family back home and razed the places she held dear.
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There is an alternative approach, though—one that history shows us could lead to new and innovative solutions to old and intractable problems like school shootings.
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The widely varying quality of the city's neighborhood elementary schools, which have become increasingly segregated since the 1970s, is the public school system's most intractable problem.
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The widely varying quality of the city's neighborhood elementary schools, which have become increasingly segregated since the 1970s, is the public school system's most intractable problem.
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The president has now repeatedly undercut Vice President Mike Pence, to whom he has delegated the task of negotiating an end to a seemingly intractable stalemate.
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In many intractable conflicts, like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, each side wants the other to adopt its narrative and admit it was wrong the whole time.
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But it fails to consider any of the famously intractable political questions, including whether there can be a two-state solution, and the status of Jerusalem.
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To the Editor: As a resident of rural America, I appreciate that a number of the factors that make life difficult for rural Americans seem intractable.
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The biggest irony of Trump Jr. getting involved in this mess may be that it has made the situation all the more intractable — for the orphans.
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To say they all want the same thing certainly doesn't mean they'll all operate the same way, or will ultimately bear families leading to intractable squabbles.
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At the same time, it highlights the governor's ability to work across party lines to find a solution to a problem that until now has seemed intractable.
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When the people at the social network realized that the search function was an intractable security problem, they realized there was only one solution: shut it down.
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But Conservative MPs might be reluctant to depose May: There is no consensus about who should replace her, and her successor would face the same intractable problems.
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And no matter who you blame — techies, NIMBYs, foreign investors — the general zeitgeist when it comes to actually fixing anything is an abysmal sense of intractable dread.
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In these uncertain times, it's tempting sometimes to pull back and try to wash our hands of conflicts that seem intractable, let other countries fend for themselves.
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Germany, which makes up about one-third of the EU economy, is pushing the rest of the continent into an intractable tailspin, rising unemployment and price deflation.
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The union's leading tenors - Germany, France and Italy - have no idea what to do next, mostly because they are in a state of an intractable political disarray.
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His record does indeed imply a humble view of both America's interests and its influence: a fatalistic accommodation with what he sees as a tragically intractable world.
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African poverty is especially intractable because of weak economies, high birth rates and the fact that many poor Africans are not even close to the $1.90 line.
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The move -- highly unusual in US political history -- laid bare the seemingly intractable divisions now seizing the Republican Party with a month left before the presidential vote.
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President Emmanuel Macron has returned from dealing with intractable global issues at the G20 summit in Argentina to face the first real political crisis of his presidency.
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The acute problem of U.S.-China trade has always been part of intractable security issues on the Korean Peninsula and in the South and East China Seas.
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The people here are beholden to insider politics as inevitable and intractable as the cold weather; by any measure, only a few of them like the Bucks.
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This might appear the ideal answer to the seemingly intractable problem of the nature of the border between Britain and Ireland when Britain leaves the European Union.
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It could treat cancer; it may help us combat some of the most intractable genetic diseases—and it's brought us one step closer to genetically engineered babies.
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The community—or mafia—of generator owners is thus a solution to a widespread problem, and it has grown into a cottage industry, both intractable and necessary.
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It was a horrifying end, not least because in life Mr. Buckel had successfully taken on issues as seemingly intractable as the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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And so I -- I think, again, the president's rightly focused on how do we move forward from what may be simply an intractable disagreement, at this point.
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Italy has a long history of finding a way out of apparently intractable political stalemate and its shortest-lived parliament in the modern era lasted two years.
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A tiny moss that grows in the most arid regions of the world may hold the key to the most intractable problem of the men's bathroom: splashback.
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We've reckoned with blazing heatwaves, natural resource exhaustion, intractable wildfires, and freaky environmental phenomena that made people wonder whether we'd opened up a gateway to the underworld.
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Trump will seek one anyway, hoping to solve some of the most intractable conflicts with one of America's least trustworthy adversaries in a flashy one-day event.
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Ethiopia invoked technical and bureaucratic justifications to derail the implementation of the boundary commission's decision and ultimately frustrated the process, setting the scene for the intractable stalemate.
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Most international diplomats pay little attention to this protracted conflict in the Caucasus, giving the impression that Nagorno-Karabakh is intractable but not especially dangerous, like Cyprus.
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The misguided breadth of other social media platforms has led these companies into the seemingly intractable problems of pernicious misinformation, toxic speech, spam, time wasting, and more.
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Rather, they prevented the bacteria from forming slimy, intractable mats called biofilms, which allow them to adhere to living tissues and medical devices like catheters in hospitals.
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The Nordics have been a reliable partner to the U.S. for decades in meeting the most intractable challenges of our time, including threats to peace and security.
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The environmental movement has always been a congregation of many voices, and some disagreement should be expected on such complex and intractable problems as saving the planet.
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By facing down an enemy across the negotiating table, they set a laudable example at a time when so many of the world's armed conflicts appear intractable.
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Trump has been disheartened by what he sees as an intractable conflict and appears to be unimpressed by the options presented to him by the military brass.
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An Africa initiative could be that low-hanging-fruit while plans are developed to address the more intractable issues of Syria, Iran, Russia, China and foreign trade.
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The chytrid fungi proved to be particularly intractable, and the United States government was slow to take steps to effectively regulate the cross-border trade in amphibians.
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At times, the intractable nature of American racism can sometimes be too much for the people I spoke with to want to carry on in their work.
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In a briefing on Sunday, U.N. envoy to Yemen Ould Cheikh Ahmed said the intractable two-year-old conflict was exposing ordinary people to death and hardship.
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All that aside, even if Ms. Trump does sincerely care about the issues she purports to, the fact remains that her father is a stubborn, intractable toddler.
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Four-year-old Kyla Nuessler was born with intractable epilepsy — the kind that can't be controlled with pharmaceutical drugs — and used to have 300 seizures a day.
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At the end of it, the lesson for viewers was that our divisions are intractable — not surprising, since intractability was what Ms. Winfrey sought to bring out.
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Nearly three years in the making, Mr. Trump's plan is the latest of numerous American efforts to settle the seemingly intractable conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
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We are learning that one of the most intractable problems with the digital platform model is that advertisers pay to make impressions on viewers but impersonators abound.
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I was even less frequently jolted with the kind of truths about our intractable nation I wanted — no, needed — to hear in this time of political tumult.
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Perhaps no aspect of our world is as mysterious as the question of why mental health disorders become intractable in one person and non-existent in another.
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The continued march forward of the digital revolution — and with its artificial intelligence and machine learning — should be able to turn the tide on this intractable epidemic.
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One of the most intractable opponents of the Cuban regime, a Republican congressman in Florida named Lincoln Díaz-Balart, was Fidel Castro's nephew by his first marriage.
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This is unfortunate because grants to groups like, Life after Hate, can leverage the numerous ways local organizations address intractable social problems, and for very little money.
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Through what follows — consolidation of power and profit, romantic involvement with two women, surrogate fatherhood — Tourneur keeps this an uncommonly thorny and intractable example of the genre.
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Much like another recent study involving barbershops (and pharmacists), this study provides evidence that seemingly intractable problems can be overcome by expanding the focus of our interventions.
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Germany is in an intractable governance chaos, but that should not be the reason for not calling Berlin out on its selfish and un-European economic policies.
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A delegation from Asmara is expected to arrive in the Ethiopian capital this week in a bid to resolve one of Africa's most intractable military stand-offs.
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The result is an electorate polarized into two camps, with very little room for compromise; a nigh-intractable electoral split that I've termed a cold civil war.
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If the country is going to make progress on seemingly intractable issues, all sides need to be willing to compromise and judge policy proposals on their merits.
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The qualifying conditions include cancer, HIV/AIDS, multiple sclerosis, PTSD, seizures, autism, sickle cell anemia, and intractable pain if conventional therapies or opiates are contraindicated or ineffective.
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If the Senate approves the bill, as is, patients suffering from "cancer, HIV/AIDS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Damage to the Nervous Tissue of the Spinal Cord with Objective Neurological Indication of Intractable Spasticity, Epilepsy, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Neuropathies, Huntington's Disease, Crohn's Disease, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Intractable seizures, Glaucoma, Sickle Cell Anemia, Chronic pain, and Autism" will have access to cannabis pills, oils and vapors.
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He's got the big name, most intractable conservatives like Jim Jordan to "yes" and it's a huge help that the most truculent conservative outside groups are now supportive.
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Officials do not anticipate major breakthroughs on other intractable issues such as agriculture and dispute resolution mechanisms in the Mexico City round, due to run until March 5.
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So for those who worry about seemingly intractable political problems like partisan polarization or the influence of money, this means those problems are not likely to be permanent.
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After placebos, Ms. Marchant looks at how researchers are trying to harness the powers of the mind to fight chronic fatigue, irritable bowel syndrome and intractable physical pain.
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Alas, the thaw was to freeze back over, and the intractable Iosselliani would emigrate to France rather than continue attempting to push his luck with the Moscow censors.
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Why it matters: "Quantum supremacy," the achievement Google is touting, would represent a big but early step toward reliable quantum computers that could solve some currently intractable problems.
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She writes: Formed seething and seeping from a swamp of ways to tackle a world that seems skewed against you, the Tumblr witch is resolutely unfriendly and intractable.
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Sanders's views may help the US extricate itself from worrying foreign entanglements — which experts generally applaud — but it may not fix some of the world's most intractable problems.
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There's an intractable duality at the heart of Barkskins: a finite natural world and a drove of men intent on harvesting and destroying it for their own benefit.
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YORK: Well he also had a very simple insight that&aposs hard for people to come to, which is he saw that North Korea was an intractable problem.
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Given all their mutual betrayals, Cersei's seeming madness, and their love for each other, the issue of what to do about Queen Cersei seems like an intractable problem.
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And for the site Understanding Homelessness, that's the goal — to explore solutions to this intractable problem across the U.S. through compelling data visualizations, maps, and human-centered design.
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Indeed, just as they did in Vietnam 50 years ago, US troops in Afghanistan are fighting a costly, intractable, and unending conflict against a relentlessly resilient asymmetric foe.
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The real challenges in the world are not "human versus machine," but humans and whatever tools we can muster versus the intractable and complex problems that surround us.
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But, more crucially, he misguidedly justified spending cuts with the very approach that could finally tackle intractable social problems: collectively orienting programs and funding around results or outcomes.
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I felt frustration more than once when faced with an intractable Alex who didn't want to leave a camp that was clearly not a great place, for example.
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The effort, known as Outreach NYC, is the latest attempt from Mayor Bill de Blasio to tackle perhaps the most intractable problem his administration has faced: street homelessness.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "New Priority Means Fewer Beds in City Shelters" (editorial, May 17): Homelessness is among the most intractable and misunderstood challenges our country faces.
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It was unclear from the statements by both sides whether the dispute was intractable or could still be solved ahead of the hajj, which takes place in September.
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And while racial and economic inequality is as intractable today as when Dr. King went to Memphis in 1968, sadly the problem is especially glaring in Memphis itself.
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For the past three years, I remained in this stasis: desiring some sort of confrontation and resolution but hindered by fear and the intractable patterns of my past.
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To shift the tectonic plates that we operate under politically, to change the meaning of and how we understand basic concepts and to resolve issues that seem intractable.
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But just two weeks later she tendered her resignation, allowing what looked like an intractable political crisis to pass, and the threat of an imminent election to subside.
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The administration acknowledged that another information-age goal — fighting extremist ideology, including terrorist organizations' ability to continue attracting new recruits — remains one of counterterrorism officials' most intractable problems.
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Yet the deeper you dig into the problems, the more intractable they can come to seem, even if the company were moving heaven and earth to fix them.
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Described by Trump as the "deal of the century," the Republican president's plan to solve one of the world's most intractable disputes has drawn deep skepticism from Palestinians.
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It is tempting to think that wage stagnation is intractable, a result of long-term trends, like automation and globalization, that government is powerless to do anything about.
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The legacy of sexual slavery remains one of the most intractable disputes resulting from Japan's colonization of Korea from 1910 to its World War II defeat in 1945.
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Arendt was one of the first major political thinkers to warn that the ever-increasing numbers of stateless persons and refugees would continue to be an intractable problem.
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Away from Nepal, in other water-impoverished megacities, authorities have proved that seemingly intractable shortages can be addressed, or at least somewhat allayed, while reining in private tankers.
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Netanyahu was born in Tel Aviv in 1949, a year after Israel's independence and what Palestinians call the Nakba ("catastrophe") forged one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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By the time Anzora returned to El Salvador, in 2007, it had become one of the most dangerous countries in the world, gripped by an intractable gang war.
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But Shankar was eager to see how her team might weigh in on more systemic, seemingly intractable problems associated with inequality, from homelessness to racial bias in policing.
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The proposals involved new plans to get around the so-far intractable issue of the Irish "backstop" designed to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland.
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But Johnson remained intractable on Vietnam, a hawk who retained his faith in the necessity of the war even in the face of mounting evidence to the contrary.
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Given Washington's seemingly intractable trade problems with China and the European Union, rising trade tariffs will continue to feed through import channels on the general level of inflation.
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It's an immersive, fantastical adventure, but also a compelling allegory for the role of individual resistance in the face of seemingly intractable planet-sized problems like climate change.
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Many told us that they were carrying a foreign country's flag because they wanted to look beyond their own government as the situation becomes more and more intractable.
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But as we look out at 2017, from the radioactive rage of national politics to a constant stream of tragic world events, our problems seem large and intractable.
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I find it reassuring that in a world increasingly drawn to simple solutions, so long as they are emphatically stated, wine remains intractable and beautiful in its complexity.
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They were the latest deaths in a seemingly intractable conflict that began with a popular uprising in 2011 and grew into a complex entanglement of multiple foreign powers.
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It also caused further turmoil in an industry reeling from attempts by new players to attack a notoriously inefficient, intractable web of doctors, hospitals, insurers and pharmaceutical companies.
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Community organizers in nearby Boyle Heights and Chinatown, for example, view artists and gentrification as related and intractable issues, with calls for arts venues to leave their communities.
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But the issue is particularly intractable in Jackson due to limited space: 97 percent of the land in Teton County, which contains Jackson Hole, is federally owned and protected.
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Disagreements over break-up fees and the conditions under which each party involved would have been able to withdraw from the deal proved intractable, said several of the sources.
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And, although rural crime is less common than the urban kind, it is surprisingly hard to tackle—sometimes for the same reasons that inner-city offending is so intractable.
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The second intractable issue in Northern Ireland is over where certain parades are allowed to march, and in particular, whether Protestant parades are allowed to march near Catholic neighborhoods.
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It's possible he'll face intractable obstacles in trying to shrink the EPA's reach over the next few years, hemmed in by various legal constraints and pushback from career staff.
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Some of these researchers believe machine learning, algorithms and mathematical analysis can give health care providers tools to help solve one of our most intractable public health epidemics: suicide.
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"Because the number of possible action sequences grows exponentially with each additional step in the planning horizon, this approach is computationally intractable in many natural environments," the paper notes.
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"Schultz will address some of the problems that have been intractable in the broken two party system including the tax code, healthcare, immigration, education, and economic opportunity," they wrote.
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Syria move shocks the world Trump's disruptive mood stretched beyond US borders on Monday into a military conflict that is every bit as intractable as his showdown with Democrats.
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While the Saudis have struggled to achieve any of their combat goals, Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country, has been dragged into an increasingly intractable and punishing civil conflict.
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They're already pledging to embark on a take-no-prisoners political crusade — one that also threatens to make the internet's most intractable debate even louder and harder to solve.
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It is possible to read America's subsequent political history, dominated by the civil-rights struggle, the culture wars and the intractable partisanship they spawned, as proof of that conjecture.
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Earlier Cox, the attorney general, said May's revised divorce deal had not given Britain legal means of exiting the so-called Irish backstop arrangement unilaterally if "intractable differences" arose.
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Early segments show how users worldwide can now work together to game solutions to intractable problems, or how autonomous vehicles are changing the complexion of our human-mechanical interface.
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The Don't Punish Pain Rally aims to fight the stigma against people with chronic or intractable pain and bring awareness to the many suffering under these new prescription guidelines.
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I hope that today you are aware, that you mourn, that you do whatever you need to do to take care of yourself in the face of intractable loss.
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All you can do is to throw money at people in the hopes that tens of billions of dollars to fight opioid addiction can paper over seemingly intractable divisions.
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Perhaps it's more accurate to say in Combs's universe, there is no problem whatsoever, and in Lambert's universe, the problem is so intractable as to almost be worth ignoring.
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But the President campaigned against exactly that kind of commitment, promising to get the US out of the Middle East, with its messy, expensive and seemingly intractable military quagmires.
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Op-Ed Contributor Oslo — EVER since Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, American politicians have promised "moonshots" — huge programs, stocked with technology and experts, to solve presumably intractable problems.
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I was drawn to thought on evil as a seminarian trying to make sense of the intractable wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that framed my formation for the priesthood.
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While at the State Department, Secretary Clinton made partnerships central to how she approached intractable problems, as shown by her creation of the first ever Office of Global Partnerships.
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The idea, the government argues, is to open up jobs for younger people and reduce a seemingly intractable unemployment rate of 10 percent (nearly 26 percent among the young).
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Trump has boasted that with his negotiating skills he can bring Israelis and Palestinians together to resolve one of the world's most intractable conflicts and do "the ultimate deal".
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The obvious one is that he has only four months left in office, which means that intractable problems like Syria are not going to be fixed on his watch.
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But realistically, Mr. Musk's dominant role in both companies means that "it's an intractable problem," said Charles M. Elson, an expert in corporate governance at the University of Delaware.
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Worse, the coverage gap has long proved intractable, with Congress and the financial industry unable or unwilling to design or support truly simple and low-cost retirement savings plans.
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The intractable war in Syria is "a geopolitical problem that you have to keep in front of people," says Beth Flynn, a deputy director of photography at The Times.
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What you actually do — opening the solar industry to communities of color, bringing urban youth into Silicon Valley, among other things — is largely trying to tackle fairly intractable problems.
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What if the way most of us think about the relation between equality and freedom—the very basis for the polarized, intractable political division of this moment—is wrong?
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"Generally people who die under assisted-suicide laws are not confident, self-assured young women confronting intractable pain," says Richard Doerflinger of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
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Results of the NASDPTS' annual survey have fluctuated between 75,000 and 85,000 errant vehicles since 2011 in what Hood called an "unfortunately consistent" pattern to a seemingly "intractable" problem.
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There has, however, always been one intractable obstacle: There has never been a standardized, certified headgear designed for girls' lacrosse and endorsed by the sport's governing body, U.S. Lacrosse.
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A relentless focus on reducing the number and dosage of opioid prescriptions is wreaking hell on people in intractable pain—while failing to treat addiction or reduce overdose deaths.
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Despite a thirst so intractable that he "greedily guzzled" eau de cologne when he couldn't find anything better, Maurice, who idolized his mother, never failed to summon her sympathy.
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"The amount of productive time on a general order has been an intractable problem at the M.T.A. for decades," said Patrick J. Foye, the president of the transportation authority.
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The qualifying conditions are cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, intractable spasticity from spinal cord damage, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, nerve damage, and Huntington's disease.
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Trade talks between the United States and China nearly ground to a halt this past week, and a seemingly intractable dispute over subsidies is a big part of it.
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" She added, "The anonymous, crowdsourced document was a first attempt at solving what has seemed like an intractable problem: how women can protect ourselves from sexual harassment and assault.
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If we are to solve our most intractable problems, we need political leaders who offer solutions that bring people together and support all of our students, families, and communities.
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"Any time we faced any intractable problem in trying to save a building, we called Bob," Peg Breen, the president of the New York Landmarks Conservancy, said on Friday.
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And with a parliamentary election coming on Saturday, in which 2,500 candidates are contesting 250 seats, the possibility of widening political disputes and intractable division poses an immediate concern.
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The intractable unemployment rate, slayer of his predecessors, appears finally to be bending to a French president's touch, recently reaching its lowest rate in 12 years at 8.1 percent.
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It is not known what Mr. Pompeo — or Mr. Trump, for that matter — will do to resolve a range of intractable problems, including peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The surge in homelessness has been nearly intractable for the de Blasio administration, which has struggled to find additional shelter and often uses commercial hotels as an expensive stopgap.
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While I welcome this issue going national, states have every reason to seize the initiative themselves – student safety shouldn't have to hinge on the intractable gridlock of Washington politics.
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Qassim Suleimani this month ended the moment when the six Democratic candidates could avoid addressing some of the most complex and intractable conflicts that they would inherit if elected.
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Such relatively small sums suggest that, for all of the intractable problems of poverty and affordable housing driving the nation's eviction crisis, a little intervention could help many people.
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What's striking about the uprising is not the collisions of intractable ideological positions but, rather, the sheer confusion, missed opportunities, personal squabbles, and absurd procedural wrangles that governed it.
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It is unfortunately no surprise that the vulnerabilities are vast: high rates of sexual assault endured by campesinas, widespread poverty and dangerous pesticide exposure, to name the most intractable.
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On land, they have light and heavy armor in the form at AT-STs and AT-ATs, giving them heavy platforms to reduce even the most intractable of foes.
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An environment of persistently low interest rates raises concerns about secular stagnation — a tendency to suffer repeated intractable slumps, because the Fed doesn't have enough ammunition to fight them.
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We explored the roots of their conflict in the bloody partition of British India in 1947, which produced an intractable territorial dispute over the snowy, mountainous region of Kashmir.
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In that intractable landscape, Venezuelans in need have increasingly turned to a new tool to receive aid, one that facilitates the delivery of both charitable donations and remittances: cryptocurrency.
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While most seizures won't cause significant brain damage, this form of the disorder, called intractable or treatment-resistant epilepsy, subjects patients to frequent, uncontrolled seizures, which can be life-threatening.
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Researchers still must solve intractable technical problems, and find the right problems for the machines — ones that are "classically hard but quantumly easy," as Caltech professor John Preskill puts it.
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"Whenever the tribe is trying to make an important decision, Natalie's voice is the loudest and the least intractable, and it just starts to wear on your nerves," says Mike.
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The big picture: Autonomous vehicles are expected to decrease delivery costs by eventually removing drivers from the equation entirely, but the logistics of last meter delivery in particular remain intractable.
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And none of them will approve of any intractable — U.S. led or supported — military confrontation in the Persian Gulf and a broader Middle East, the world's most dangerous powder keg.
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The Trump team concedes that the economic plan — billed "Peace to Prosperity" — will be implemented only if a political solution to one of the world's most intractable conflicts is reached.
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Indeed, Israel&aposs two largest cities, which symbolize its two opposing political camps, seemed to be doing their best to ignore the violence and seemingly intractable conflict with the Palestinians.
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So the next 18-24 months are a golden opportunity for Germany to work with France and others to start solving some of Europe's intractable problems, however incrementally and imperfectly.
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Given the intractable crisis of obesity and the stubborn worship of skinny bodies, it's somewhat surprising that it has taken this long for the miracle drug to make a comeback.
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Seth Carpenter, U.S. chief economist at UBS, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" that "toxic" and "intractable" politics were already weighing on markets, and posed a threat to the U.S. economy.
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And it should reflect on the fact that, in a world replete with intractable challenges, here is one where America's power and prosperity can be applied to truly transformative effect.
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Locked in an intractable battle with Taliban and Islamic State insurgents, Afghan security forces have struggled to handle high casualties, including at least 13,000 soldiers and police wounded last year.
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Rand Paul, who has been consistently chattered about as the most likely to come around by those off Capitol Hill, was viewed on the Hill as intractable on the issue.
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Still, if we see Black Lives Matter and Parkland as part of a continuum, this suggests America might yet address seemingly intractable social problems like police brutality and mass shootings.
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But what I wouldn't have known about Gulman — because he kept it so well hidden — was that he'd spent the bulk of his life trying to subdue an intractable melancholy.
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With writings from 1958 to 1993, it also includes letters to editors, diaristic notes and three graduate-school papers — in all, a stimulating portrait of this intractable artist and thinker.
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In "The Syrian Jihad," Charles R. Lister explains how a popular revolution calling for justice and better government metamorphosed into an intractable civil war with a prominent role for jihadists.
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He had written "The Wealth of Nations" in no small part to be a solution to what we'd now call structural inequality—the intractable, compounding privileges of an arbitrary hierarchy.
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Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki raised hopes of a breakthrough in one of Africa's most intractable conflicts on Wednesday by describing recent peace overtures from arch-enemy Ethiopia as "positive signals".
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At the time it seemed like the best solution to an intractable problem: If the public was losing its taste for boxing's brutality, boxing would respond with a humanizing solution.
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The move is the latest in a yearslong debate over whether to curtail the president's war powers that has heated up in recent months as lawmakers fret over intractable conflicts.
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How much or how little we let the door of the self open can be a matter of intractable temperament or malleable habit or, at certain moments, life and death.
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Dr. Becofsky might have been disappointed with the results, she says, but suspects that one factor was that the program collided with a particularly intractable East Coast obstacle: the weather.
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The concept was used by the Citizens' Assembly in Ireland from 2016 to 2018, a riveting exercise in deliberative democracy that produced breakthroughs on seemingly intractable issues such as abortion.
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The incident underscores an intractable problem for many V.A. hospitals across the nation as they scramble to provide better health care for the rising number of women in the system.
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It scares us not with monsters, though it certainly has those, but with the sinister prospect of women's dehumanization at the hands of men empowered by law and intractable custom.
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Several protesters told BuzzFeed News that they were carrying a foreign country's flag because they wanted to look beyond their own government as the situation becomes more and more intractable.
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That figure was pulled upward by a 16.4 percent increase in homelessness in California, which is struggling with out-of-reach housing costs and intractable fights over affordable housing construction.
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The proceedings on Wednesday were supposed to focus primarily on case-management issues, but nearly every time a lawyer spoke, there seemed to be fresh signals indicating intractable battles ahead.
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It all looks like Berlin does not care that a combination of fiscal restraint and rising credit costs would promptly throw half of the monetary union into an intractable recession.
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Still, his pictures are deliberately noncommittal, allowing viewers to affix their own conceptions to the subjects, skimming the surface of deeply intractable social problems rather than engaging with them fully.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is stuck in a political box -- largely of his own making -- on Iran, a predicament that becomes more intractable with each alarming cycle of escalation.
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NATO is now under pressure to help solve some of the world's most intractable crises and Washington has pushed it to consider its position on China, a growing military power.
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Both take a bloody, complex, seemingly intractable international situation (Palestine and Israel in the earlier show) and tie it to a mystery thriller that plays out in direly melodramatic fashion.
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Despite the fear among some that conflicts between these kinds of opposing ideas may be intractable, our willingness to confront divisive issues head-on is essential to who we are.
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But ISWA has so far proven intractable in its Lake Chad bases, where troops have been unable to make effective inroads, according to a Western diplomat who follows the group.
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Advisers have urged Trump to instead let Congress tackle the biofuel reforms, but use the threat of administrative action to help rival lawmakers come together and solve the intractable issue.
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Worse, because the fault lines run so deep, every political contest becomes an intractable existential drama, with each side convinced the other is not just wrong but a mortal enemy.
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The Syrian problem is a hard problem, and this president [faces] the same kind of restraint that the previous president did, and China is as intractable in its own way.
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Sadly, when the opportunity to build a bridge presents itself, the police appear to double down on putting an intractable wall between themselves and what has become a justifiably wary public.
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The U.S. government is mired in its longest shutdown ever, U.S.-China trade talks are proving intractable and the Democratic challenger field is expanding as the 2020 presidential election grows closer.
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"For those living with intractable seizures caused by LGS and Dravet syndrome, Epidiolex represents a true medical advancement," said Philip Gattone, president and CEO of the Epilepsy Foundation, in a statement.
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As the threat of Trump has matured, so have Hoffman's political endeavors — beginning with his new efforts to find and fund solutions to some of the country's most intractable political ills.
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Yet other insiders caution against assuming that Mrs Clinton would be much more hawkish in her actions than Mr Obama—not least because some intractable problems will dominate her in-tray.
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Much maligned, and only as powerful as a president makes them, these leaders have historically been tasked with fixing an enormous, intractable problem with no real power or authority, historians say.
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If members of Congress were willing to learn the rules of coalition politics, an optimist might see opportunities for creative politicians to create fresh alliances and solve some intractable policy puzzles.
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If the electors refused to exercise independent judgment to keep a fact-averse political novice with intractable conflicts of interests and fascistic tendencies out of the White House, when would they?
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But he also said he thought the Crimea problem, which has soured relations with the West and triggered sanctions against the Kremlin, looked "intractable" and could poison relations for years ahead.
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Such intractable problems, powerfully captured over the years by French films from Mathieu Kassovitz's angry "La Haine" (1995) to Céline Sciamma's tender "Bande de Filles" (2014), require an urgent policy response.
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The stronger the U.S. economy is in the next executive's early days, the more she, or he, will be able to tackle the seemingly intractable problems that could arise unexpectedly elsewhere.
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Simply handing the microphone to a woman rather than a man when the floor is opened for questions may make a difference, however small, to one of academia's most intractable problems.
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Whether emanating from platforms like YouTube, white supremacist spaces like The Daily Stormer, or even the White House, the damage done by the proverbial lions is clear, present, and often intractable.
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Diplomats said the change of tactics by Germany, which hosts the highest number of refugees, came with a realisation that no political points can be won now on the intractable dispute.
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"It was an intractable issue," said Douglas Muzzio, a public affairs professor at Baruch College, adding that congestion pricing came with too much baggage to ever really gain steam in Albany.
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Special K—is already widely used for intractable depression, following a series of trials that showed it could act rapidly, unlike existing antidepressants, which often take weeks to have an effect.
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In many of the regions where the company operates, Tillerson has had to address the intractable challenges of globalism: corruption, climate, environmental spoliation, labor and human rights, conflict, security, and sustainability.
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Today, the most intractable problem diesels face is the amount of nasty NOx (mainly nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide) they emit from their tailpipes (see: "Why diesel cars are under threat").
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Why it matters: China has set a goal of meeting 10% of the country's electricity needs with solar by 2030, and this shows a potentially intractable obstacle to meeting that milestone.
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The local anger is in stark contrast to the international plaudits Abiy has won for appearing keen to defuse one of the most intractable diplomatic disputes in the Horn of Africa.
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The United States is trying to stop two allies -- Turkey and the Syrian Kurds -- from mauling one another on the margins of the bloodiest, most intractable conflict of the 21st century.
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So I've started to really think about there's some solutions to intractable problems, if we look at them in a different way, that can be a path forward for the country.
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The Chronicle, which is leading the effort, is dispensing with traditional news article formats and will put forward possible solutions to the seemingly intractable plight of around 6,000 people without shelter.
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They are ready to implement policies and pass legislation to address -- to fix -- some of our country's most intractable problems, including inadequate wages, unequal education, gun violence and health care disparities.
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In a joint statement, the two sides said that they had overcome some of the most intractable parts of a peace deal, which they have been negotiating in Havana since 2012.
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Seemingly intractable contrasts like those last week led Judge Thomas G. Moukawsher to tell the state that it had 180 days in which to rethink almost its entire system of education.
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Far from moving toward a resolution, the shutdown, which started in the old Republican Congress and has stretched into the new Democratic House majority, is becoming more intractable by the day.
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Luljeta, a promising student, embarks on a misguided search for her father after the shock of her rejection by N.Y.U. Both women yearn to escape Waterbury but face seemingly intractable obstacles.
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Mr. Valls is surely right to play down expectations of a quick fix: Terrorism is a notoriously intractable problem that, even with the best possible strategy, will take years to combat.
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For scientists, pain has long presented an intractable problem: it is a physiological process, just like breathing or digestion, and yet it is inherently, stubbornly subjective—only you feel your pain.
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They see somebody who could chip away at the intractable ideological conflict that is crippling this country and appeal to the sorts of voters who have turned away from the party.
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Those steps, paired with the sense that Washington is gripped with intractable political gridlock, have led to the impression among some in the region that China is a better functioning power.
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But the incident with Chef reveals a new, perhaps more intractable risk for tech companies whose products often rely on building blocks made of open source software that's outside their control.
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With water already a precious commodity in the Middle East, which, along with North Africa, holds less than 1 percent of the world's fresh water, the Saudis had an intractable problem.
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But that provoked an avalanche of commentary insisting that any discussion be returned to the intractable "debate" about whether trans and nonbinary identities (and especially those of trans women) were valid.
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President Trump has said little about the governor's race here, even as Chicago — in particular the intractable problem of its gun violence — has been a regular subject of his public conversation.
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The three countries have already been through seven rounds of negotiations over revising the 1994 pact, with little progress to show for it and fairly intractable views on several major provisions.
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For two and a half years, he has veered between bellicose threats against America's enemies and promises to get the United States out of the intractable wars of the Middle East.
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His decision to leave is more evidence that Washington has become less attractive to legislators interested in steering a middle course on seemingly intractable issues such as education and health care.
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During thousands of years of civilization, women have evolved to deal with the intractable perplexities of life and find means of peaceful coexistence where men have traditionally found roads to conflict.
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With the optimism of youth, I thought that the wave of black filmmakers in the '90s meant the doors marked a permanent, intractable win: a kind of creative Civil Rights Act.
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REPORTER: This conflict has been going on for so long and so many people have tried to bring a resolution on what seems like intractable problems — how is your approach different?
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Even as he has courted Western leaders, seeking to present himself as a statesman who can solve what has until now been an intractable problem, he has stifled dissent at home.
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Such a loose alliance of people of many faiths, many causes — and no small number of intractable disagreements — may never rival the religious right in its cohesion, passion or political influence.
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A play so serious, so furious and so deeply engaged in the most intractable conflicts of American life that it became both a cause célèbre and a scandal before it opened?
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They argue that therapies offering one-off cures for intractable diseases will save health providers large sums in the long term over conventional treatments which each patient may need for years.
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Medicare for All promises numerous benefits to a nation in the grip of a health care crisis, including an end to the fear that getting sick could lead to intractable debt.
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I am not so young, but I am one of those crazy radicals who have been concerned about the intractable domination of our society by a small band of wealthy interests.
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As Washington and Pyongyang seek to solve the most intractable of conflicts, we should not forget that it is North Korea that has the most to lose if the process fails.
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Compounds in shrooms, LSD, and ketamine, among other drugs, have been shown to help people to dig themselves out of the habitual ruts that can make some mental illnesses so intractable.
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Another key development the EIU anticipates is a "sustained divergence" between the U.S. and China, with intractable differences extending far beyond the bruising 18-month trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Will he be able to deliver for Trump, or, like so many before him, be the one to bear the blame for a failure to overcome intractable issues and legal hurdles?
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Each state has the authority to address this issue and can replicate the high score jurisdiction to stop deceptions and assure some beneficial outcome (rather than a life of intractable debt).
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He said Mr. Trump considered the hacking episode to be "simply an intractable disagreement at this point," thus effectively assigning equal weight to the Russian and American views on the matter.
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Whether it's a natural disaster or a problem on the border or some other intractable domestic issue, the military is seen as the only viable, trusted institution capable of fixing it.
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New Orleans officials, burdened with a seemingly intractable violent crime problem, are considering a plan that would create one of the most extensive video-monitoring systems for any midsize American city.
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Although he was able to have a normal life, some people with intractable hiccups (generally categorized as for more than a month or two) experience insomnia, drastic weight loss, and exhaustion.
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The relentless toll of graphic videos of people dying can make the issue seem hopeless — police shootings stem from two of the oldest, most intractable American problems, racism and gun violence.
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Yet there's a tendency for each "side" of this debate to view those differences as intractable, and to treat the other side as an existential threat instead of an ideological ally.
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It's got two different types of loops that help you safely loosen up and dig out the intractable mucus chunks and let your kid breathe better (of course, kids hate this too).
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Italy, however, has a long history of finding a way out of apparently intractable political stalemate and markets have shown little concern in recent weeks about the prospect of a confused result.
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The debate over gun regulation in the US seems intractable, but there is one fact that both sides can agree on: Mass shootings are just the tip of a very complicated problem.
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Medicare-for-all has plenty of obstacles standing in its way — the price tag, tax hikes, American aversion to disruptive change — but none might be as intractable as the Senate's procedural rules.
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The self-governing state has been at war with neighboring Israel for around 100 years, a seemingly intractable deadlock where violence and bombings flare up more or less every couple of years.
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There was no conflict between David Cromar's faith and treating his then-21970-year-old son Holden with medical marijuana for an intractable form of epilepsy when the family lived in Colorado.
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These motifs, which were frequently deployed by DiBenedetto in the mid-2000s as the Iraq War was escalating, serve as abstracted, ambiguous metaphors suggesting intractable military quagmires and downward spirals of violence.
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In the United States, meanwhile, the chasm between the religiously inspired left and the religious right is probably even deeper, and migration from the south is an equally intractable bone of contention.
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But as the years went by, the number of conflicts grew, culminating in perhaps the most serious and intractable of all: the raging Syrian civil war, soon to enter its sixth year.
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The short life of the push for legislation illustrates the intractable nature of the debate over digital surveillance and encryption, which has been raging in one form or another since the 1990s.
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I understand the reluctance to engage with ideas from women who appear to be setting things back — we face enough opposition from intractable men without having to fight backlash from our own.
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