The conflicts the Oscars ceremony is facing may be unsolvable.
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The reality is blunter: the war is an unsolvable morass.
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Still, he said, "the problem of trolls" might be unsolvable.
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That renders the problem of Hitler infanticide all but unsolvable.
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And sometimes, an unsolvable mystery is part of the fun!
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Because there are enough different factors weighing in, it looks unsolvable.
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Is the encryption debate between tech companies and law enforcement unsolvable?
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Years of mismanagement created a seemingly unsolvable crisis in Puerto Rico.
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All of which leaves celebrity journalism in a likely unsolvable conundrum.
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But fighting about every single indiscretion could lead to unsolvable tension.
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It proved to be an unsolvable conundrum for the Obama administration.
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And there are a few, largely unsolvable reasons why that's the case.
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"The police are stuck with a case right now that looks unsolvable."
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So I wonder if this is a problem that's just inherently unsolvable.
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For the Mariners, just making the playoffs has been an unsolvable riddle.
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This really is new, and for the time being it is unsolvable.
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But far from unsolvable, as this week's raft of news will show you.
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It's a classic unsolvable situation for many artists that peddle in confessional songwriting.
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Her death, announced at the outset, is the film's central obsessive, unsolvable mystery.
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For practical purposes, NP problems might as well just be unsolvable by computers.
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When it involves solving an unsolvable puzzle, good sense goes out the window.
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"Those three things are coming together to solve some previously unsolvable problems," he said.
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"There's no issue that's off the table or looks an unsolvable challenge," Baker said.
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As always, an unsolvable crime is brought to the attention of Sherlock and Watson.
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Billions of dollars are now being poured into tackling a problem once considered unsolvable.
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"Cognitive ability is the most important factor in solving seemingly unsolvable problems," Goldman said.
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The social issues behind the statistics are complicated and deep-rooted, but not unsolvable.
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And he will surely not solve the unsolvable problem of terrorism in 90 days.
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This is not an unsolvable problem, but the choices get less desirable every day.
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I don't think that means it's unsolvable; it's just a harder thing to tease out.
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That the fight is over, or that it's such a big problem that it's unsolvable.
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" He added: "We identify the entrepreneurs who have the greatest vision to solve the unsolvable.
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It is a thoughtless, vengeful reaction to a problem many Israelis increasingly believe is unsolvable.
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Or worse, that there is something unsolvable about why their women are lost or killed.
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It may be unsolvable, or at least at the mercy of larger social forces than journalism.
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Therefore, e-scooter riders are faced with a seemingly unsolvable dilemma: endanger themselves or endanger others.
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There are questions that seem unsolvable until you consider outlandish possibilities: Does this answer read backward?
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Are groundwater extraction, overpopulation, corruption and climate change creating an unsolvable water crisis in Mexico City?
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Forensic genetic genealogy gets us that much closer to being able to solve the formerly unsolvable.
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"It looks like an unsolvable situation, but it can be solved through common sense," Beyer said.
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This could lead to defeatism, because the problem is perceived as being out of control and unsolvable.
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Not one more drop of American blood should be spilled trying to solve the unsolvable in Afghanistan.
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They're prone to charging ahead at the wrong problem, or trying to solve that which is unsolvable.
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A medium once so blissfully mindless that people called it the Idiot Box has become an unsolvable puzzle.
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Not unsolvable problems, but it is a generational shift for towns and, maybe more importantly, the auto industry.
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Faced with a situation they find morally unacceptable and practically unsolvable, many prefer not to think about it.
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The social problems and fanaticism that led to the attacks in Brussels, he told me, were perhaps unsolvable.
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Lubet said he did not think Wray's conflicts would present an "unsolvable" problem if he becomes FBI director.
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The company's anti-bot platform puts an unsolvable cryptographic challenge on the outer edges of a customer's website.
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"Those are not, in the eyes of our leadership and the eyes of our board, terminal, unsolvable problems."
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Then, technology was supposed to solve the world's problems, but it seems to have created more unsolvable ones.
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I am tired of treating white male domestic-abusers who massacre people as some kind of unsolvable problem.
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Interpreting "sex" in federal nondiscrimination laws to mean "gender identity" will lead to absurd and unsolvable legal dilemmas.
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Each puzzle is unsolvable to the average person, who does not have the information needed to solve it.
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Then, participants had to do an unrelated but also challenging task, like working on unsolvable puzzles or unscrambling words.
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Manu manages to create perfect answers to unsolvable problems, with the sound of one hand clapping perfectly and eloquently.
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When he was ready to start his first company, he sorted the candidates into two piles: solvable and unsolvable.
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We don't see movies in a vacuum; there are a lot of complex problems right now that are unsolvable.
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This wouldn't be the first time Davis has set his sights on a problem the scientific establishment found unsolvable.
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This has been a central struggle for Mr. Assad, who faces a seemingly unsolvable problem of his own making.
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They have to propose solutions for ISIS and Syria even though these problems may be ultimately unsolvable for America.
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Technological progress expands the possibilities of human achievement, increasing our collective capability to solve problems that were once considered unsolvable.
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It is a game that puts a lot of trust into a player to pay attention to fundamentally unsolvable questions.
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His dramatization is about the failings of the Soviet system, and the unique set of unsolvable problems that system created.
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The unsolvable equation of Niru's destiny acquires an added complication when he haltingly begins a romance with an aspiring dancer.
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Rolls-Royce says it prioritized the reliability of its power and propulsion systems to reduce the number of unsolvable maintenance issues.
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AI skeptics are unconvincing when they say it's an unsolvable technological problem, and that there's something intrinsically unique about biological brains.
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The unsolvable puzzle leads us to the latest bout of unethical treatment of Mother Monster: being overlooked by the Met Gala.
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That is what the French call the "fuite en avant" – a semiotic delight roughly translated as fleeing from an unsolvable problem.
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If our problems are unsolvable and sex mostly a series of atrocities, all we've got is self-care: They hate us.
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But 2000-years ago, people were excited by "unsolvable" chess problems, crafted by chess composers to delight and befuddle the masses.
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But we also should do what we do best as Americans: Find the unfindable, solve the unsolvable, and cure the incurable.
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This time I want to approach it from a slightly different angle, which I hope will help illuminate YouTube's unsolvable dilemma.
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And just generally when I start on a movie, the agonizing deadline, the unsolvable things, I'm tense most of the time.
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Christopher Tapp It has helped crack violent crimes that seemed unsolvable and led police to identify dozens of suspected killers and rapists.
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And Trump may find, like other American presidents before him, that the crisis on the Korean peninsula is as unsolvable as ever.
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This statement argues that airstrikes will entrench Syria in an unsolvable stalemate, thereby giving the Syrian leader no choice but to negotiate.
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A story that flirted with the unsolvable mysteries of a human being called Rachel becomes a simple tale of what happens next.
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It's a cop movie, with the cocky young Officer Locke (Boyd Holbrook) growing increasingly obsessed with what seems like an unsolvable case.
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China, it is frequently said, could solve this seemingly unsolvable problem, finally reining in North Korea, if Beijing were just properly motivated.
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This has led to a wave of killings that are meticulously documented (by SOCO, surveillance cameras and the press) but fundamentally unsolvable.
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So congratulations, Kris Jenner, for solving the age-old, seemingly unsolvable problem of how to shop for your family during the holidays.
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Foment a sense of nonstop, apocalyptic, unsolvable crisis that, in time, exhausts American endurance and leverages isolationist instincts in the Trump administration.
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Dr. Uhlenbeck showed that the problem was not unsolvable everywhere, although at a finite number of points, the calculations would not converge.
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" "We know that unusual combinations can, of course, bring the opportunity to find some solutions to things that had seemed unsolvable until now.
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A quantum version of the internet, for instance, should guarantee perfect security, while quantum computers could crack now-unsolvable problems with relative ease.
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In a market like Japan, it's the perfect solution for this seemingly unsolvable problem — the population isn't growing; the labor pool isn't growing.
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Where Contact (based on the Carl Sagan novel) was structured like a seemingly unsolvable math problem, Arrival is much more human in its scope.
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Every week we watched Olivia Pope fix seemingly unsolvable puzzles, battle political villains, and save lives without superpowers or a weapon; she was enough.
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Both Riefenstahl and Chick raise perennial and unsolvable problems about the relationship between content and form: Can art transcend the intentions of the artist?
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From the end of the 1990s to 2019, Kosovo has gone from the little country that could to the most unsolvable of Balkan problems.
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Arguing with your partner is a normal part of being in a relationship, but fighting about nearly every indiscretion could lead to unsolvable tension.
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" He went on, "There is a truth that politicians simply cannot say out loud: a part of the problem posed by refugees is unsolvable.
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Charity becomes danger, connection becomes insult, and aid becomes restriction in a dizzying but sincere engagement with two of our most unsolvable global problems.
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Because his brain is like an unsolvable image CAPTCHA, he veered from the challenge of making trade deals with China to his family's Thanksgiving traditions.
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Like an unsolvable case, there's almost always something missing, incomplete, ephemeral about his work that compels us, like many of his characters, to know more.
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But research papers that describe the dynamic are peppered with examples — Burundi, Nepal, the Philippines, Northern Ireland — that seemed unsolvable until they were suddenly solved.
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It may ultimately be an unsolvable debate, but it's still an important one, because it speaks to how other politicians should try to defeat Trump.
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Someone not beholden to the entrenched partisan ways of the past and, therefore, able to reach out in good faith to solve previously unsolvable problems.
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Even if there wasn't much chance that The Simpsons would ever produce a spec script, it's clear enough that this is hardly an unsolvable problem.
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Find me a so-called unsolvable problem, and I will point you to the greed and corruption standing in the way of solutions to it.
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But in reality I think this is a deep—and in some ways unsolvable—philosophical problem, that's connected to fundamental issues about knowledge, communication and meaning.
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"We're not seeing that any cities feel like it's going to be impossible to adopt or any unsolvable impediments to integration for these technologies," said Kosak.
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Rather, it exists as a blameless reality of an unsolvable problem of the digital age — presenting unknowing consumers as clear-cut victims of Big Bad Tech.
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Referred to at times as "going dark," the emergence of encrypted communication channels impenetrable to law enforcement even with proper warrants has proved an unsolvable issue.
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It lacked the self-aggrandizement implicit in calling out an unsolvable political and cultural divide that's self-evident to everyone living on either side of it.
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In their new paper, the five computer scientists prove that interrogating entangled provers makes it possible to verify answers to unsolvable problems, including the halting problem.
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Unfortunately for women, age poses an unsolvable problem: They are seen as too young and inexperienced right up until they are branded too old and tedious.
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By far, though, the biggest issue for some of the principals was teacher retention, a challenge made virtually unsolvable by the Bay Area's astronomical housing costs.
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A lot of news coverage focuses on the dire statistics about opioid addiction, but not solutions — leading many to think that the situation is grim and unsolvable.
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"I have reviewed all of the evidence in this case personally, and I am not going to hide behind any excuse [that] this is unsolvable," Sini says.
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I thought the tough questions I'd saved for last would help straighten things out, but instead, my thoughts criss-crossed and doubled back like an unsolvable maze.
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"We know a lot about the sun," she said, but there are key mysteries that will be unsolvable until a spacecraft can reach closer to its surface.
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In the short term, Germany must learn to distinguish between the problems that are solvable, those that are unsolvable, and those in between that require pragmatic management.
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Quantum supremacy is the point at which quantum computers can solve problems that are practically unsolvable for "classical" (non-quantum) computers to complete in any reasonable timeframe.
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Impress your boss with your problem-solving skills (and spare everyone from hearing you drone on) and only bring dilemmas to meetings when they've proven absolutely unsolvable.
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It's a fear compounded of a deep uncertainty which has settled on British society, a fear that there are vast problems in the world, but they are unsolvable.
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But at the end of the day, just like the rapper's personal politics, West's Instagram remains a baffling, unsolvable riddle with little to no clues to go on.
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Some of the games are less than a minute long and have no discernible objectives; others are completely unsolvable, unless Wreden delves deep into their coding for you.
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Animal psychologists at Queen Mary University Of London reached this conclusion after challenging 34 goats with an "unsolvable problem," otherwise known as Food Sealed in a Tupperware Box.
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But there is also a danger in overstating the science in a way that presents the problem as unsolvable, and feeds a sense of doom, inevitability and hopelessness.
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In its finished form, the novel is affecting and polished, full of insight into the outsized historical shadow cast by the sixties and the unsolvable riddle of family.
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For the past couple years, ESPN has been stuck with a seemingly unsolvable problem: It is on the hook for expensive sports deals that keep getting more expensive.
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What he did leave is an unsolvable Cold War puzzle—one protected by layers of impenetrable government classification, cagey colleagues, aging friends with deteriorating memories and failing health.
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By exploiting the properties of quantum weirdness, these computers could do gazillions of calculations simultaneously, enough to break currently unbreakable codes and to solve hitherto unsolvable mathematical puzzles.
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The showrunner, Damon Lindelof, and the music supervisor, Liza Richardson, give the sense of trying to answer unsolvable cosmic riddles by coming at them from every possible angle.
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None of this is to say that these tensions are unsolvable, or that Mr. Trump won't overcome his lack of a policy background to arrive at good solutions.
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Basically, biologists took some goats and presented them with some "unsolvable problem," which is apparently a common paradigm in exploring domesticated animal behavior, and then observed the results.
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So I decided to do what every privileged young person who's seen Before Sunrise does when confronted with seemingly unsolvable personal problems: I traveled to Europe by myself.
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Trump said his "original instinct was to pull out," alluding to his long-expressed view before becoming president that Afghanistan was an unsolvable quagmire requiring a fast U.S. withdrawal.
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When you see Giannis blaze through three dudes and rise up for a dunk, it's hard not to see him maybe creating the next great unsolvable problem in basketball.
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And though his research in the 1960s found a correlation between high-dose LSD and scientific breakthrough of "unsolvable problems," this study hasn't produced the same results for microdosing.
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This exhibition, curated by Katherine Rochester, gathers works by seven artists and collectives that project humans onto sci-fi frontiers in order to imagine solutions for seemingly unsolvable problems.
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Merkel has acknowledged the difficulties ahead but added that "unusual combinations can of course bring the opportunity to find some solutions to things that had seemed unsolvable until now".
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These early problems are not unsolvable flaws in the technology and do not speak to the ultimate future of driverless technology, which is why these current limitations aren't showstoppers.
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" The article in state newspaper Rodong Sinmun said recent high-level talks "proved again that there is no problem unsolvable if the North and the South pool their efforts.
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But harassment is not an unsolvable problem, and on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Kara Swisher and Lauren Goode opened the door to start talking about solutions.
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Well, if you saw Infinity War, you know that the remaining Avengers are in a seemingly unsolvable pickle, so yeah, they kinda need the full three hours to fix that.
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Kyrie Irving, meanwhile, remains an unsolvable riddle for opposing defenses off the bounce, even though a slew of curious, unforced turnovers in Game 5 were what ultimately crippled Cleveland's chances.
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When we don't get them, we tend to be upset by that — perhaps because we already know life is full of unsolvable questions, and we like art to be tidier.
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Ms. Jacobson's puzzles were dense with thematic clues and full of intricate puns, but she was not the kind of diabolical cruciverbalist whose goal is to make the puzzle unsolvable.
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Because of family members like King's mom, the emotional stakes of solving a Doe case can feel higher to Press and Fitzpatrick, which makes the unsolvable cases all the more frustrating.
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A ninth and 10th film are planned, and one thing's for certain: They'll probably involve Vin Diesel staring at a seemingly unsolvable problem, then smiling and driving a car through it.
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One solution to this seemingly unsolvable problem is the sharing of threat intelligence in order to raise awareness and sound the alarm about new attacks and data breaches as they happen.
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Brady develops a strong on-field rapport with Rob Gronkowski, who in his second season epitomizes the new breed of tight ends, who create unsolvable matchup problems with speed and size.
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Telling the parallel stories of two beauty titans who never met — Helena Rubinstein (Patti LuPone) and Elizabeth Arden (Christine Ebersole) — the concept handed the book writer Doug Wright an unsolvable problem.
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Attributing conflicts to "tribalism" allows writers to appear objective, but it also makes it easy to sidestep questions of facts and history and treat everything as an unsolvable matter of interpretation.
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Mr. Kushner, deputized by the president early in his term to take on an account that has become a symbol of unsolvable problems, is said to be eager to do that.
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The term is a catch-all for an enormous number of different ingredients, but the ambiguity of the label does not make any one processed food or drink product an unsolvable enigma.
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"Until we connect those dots, the transactional things that we try to do to solve the unsolvable is putting a Band Aid on a carotid artery, in my humble opinion," Graham said.
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The unsolvable crisis Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have repeatedly exchanged fiery words during 2017 amid a series of antagonistic missile launches and a nuclear test ordered by Pyongyang.
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"I would say the Voynich manuscript stands at the intersection of the middle ages -- which is a topic that is really fascinating to the general public -- and the unsolvable mystery," Davis said.
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NOW WE ANNOUNCED NEW CAPABILITIES THIS SUMMER IN SECURITY WHERE WE CAN NOW DETERMINE WHEN THERE IS MALWARE INSIDE ENCRYPTED TRAFFIC WITHOUT DECRYPTING IT, WHICH IS – PREVIOUSLY WAS DEEMED AN UNSOLVABLE PROBLEM.
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This might well gall readers who read to find the resolution life so routinely denies us, but, critically, this choice allows the novel to dwell in the luminous wilderness of the unsolvable.
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"I do not think that we have to expect that the problems of the Italian banks have to be considered as unsolvable," Juncker said in an interview with the German public television ZDF.
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The first puzzle I encountered, which involved turning on a series of lights by figuring out the right activation sequence, was a bit tricky but not unsolvable in the limited time I had.
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What makes the game different is that the problems it presents, like a child suffering in pain, are unsolvable, whereas most challenges in video games are easily surmounted via a gunshot or virtual key.
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Erdogan's colorful outburst, then, wasn't just a random bit of rage — it was an example of one of the biggest (and possibly unsolvable) problems the US is facing in its war on the Islamic State.
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While its puzzles could be obtuse at times, to say the least, they were never unsolvable just because an object was missed a few screens back, or insurmountable due to any degree of player imprecision.
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For almost two years, the FBI has been trying to tell us that phones and computers that use hard-to-break encryption would doom us all to a future of unsolvable crimes and uncatchable criminals.
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But it's clear that Embiid at his best or near-best is an unsolvable problem for the Raptors, who have $45.7 million in 2018-19 payroll invested in the declining Gasol, 113, and Serge Ibaka.
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"My mantra has persistently been presenting aliens with multiple unsolvable dilemmas to impact their calculus for choosing to make the arduous journey to begin with," the National Security official said in an email, according to NBC.
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When the Hart family — parents Jennifer and Sarah and their children, who lived in Washington — plummeted in their SUV off a California cliff 7074 feet into the ocean below, they left behind a possibly unsolvable mystery.
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Some "naive" (read: crappy) graph exploration algorithms rise to the level of NP-hard, a class of computational complexity encompassing problems that are likely unsolvable by even the most powerful computers that exist or will exist.
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It's a problem that's existed for thousands of years with optical devices, and one that was assumed to be unsolvable until a Mexican physicist developed a mind-melting formula that could revolutionize how lenses are manufactured.
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Emboldened by the uprising of women in America and Europe against sexual harassment, a few particularly courageous Afghan women are speaking out, too, in the face of a problem long just accepted as commonplace and unsolvable.
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Climate, energy and digital policy — manage conflicts responsibly After having addressed the solvable issues and set aside the unsolvable issues for now, one will need to turn to those policy areas that require responsible conflict management.
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"This nation has made remarkable, off-the-chart success on a pressing social issue that many of us considered unsolvable," said Bill Albert, spokesman for the non-profit National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
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Smith's physical obsession with coffee drags her out of the unsolvable candy wrapper mystery and into a Venice Beach restaurant she'd rather not be in, ordering kale and yams even though she wants steak and eggs.
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They bend space time and create unsolvable problems, destroy and remake the game around themselves, create rules and compromises that other teams simply must follow, and in their moments of true greatness, they break through those, too.
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It took a year, a coaching change, and an injury to David Lee for it all to come together, but Iguodala's signing helped set the Warriors on the path toward becoming the unsolvable juggernaut they are today.
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Based on my description of the first episode, would you believe me if I told you Unbelievable is, for much of its running time, a buddy cop story about two women who crack a seemingly unsolvable case?
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As the league gets smaller and smaller, faster and faster, spacier and spacier, there's always been a contingent of people who see the change and think, quietly to themselves that this can't last forever, no problem is unsolvable.
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If the UK is to have an honest, fruitful, and productive debate on accessing terrorist communications, then this approach can not simply be swept away by members of government who present encrypted messages as some grand, unsolvable problem.
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In designing United's new Polaris business class, though, London firm Acumen managed to solve the seemingly unsolvable problem without sacrificing any capacity by creatively arranging the seats at different angles, giving everyone a clear path to the aisle.
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"While this type of technology has existed for quite some time, we believe we have created something that enables law enforcement to solve previously unsolvable crimes and, most importantly, protect vulnerable children," Mr. Ton-That said in his email.
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In the months since, groups like Parabon NanoLabs and the DNA Doe Project have identified at least 19 different cold case samples through this method, called familial DNA testing of public databases, providing crucial new leads for previously unsolvable cases.
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In an obvious attempt to get back at Tom for bounding onstage during that election night rally last season, Selina appoints him as economic czar against his will, giving him a huge, unsolvable problem that will only reflect poorly on him.
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Several unsolvable issues are caked into this Pelicans' roster, but no discussion about them and Cousins can be had without a close look at his defense, which has long been one of the more mercurial and frustrating variables in the NBA.
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"My mantra has persistently been presenting aliens with multiple unsolvable dilemmas to impact their calculus for choosing to make the arduous journey to begin with," he told US Customs and Border Protection officials in a memo first reported on by NBC.
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The satisfaction of "solving" these puzzles, or finding possible solutions, offers relief from the mystery of the rest, which might be unsolvable — much like the real problems (climate disaster, ecological collapse) the book imagines us living, or not living, after.
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"My mantra has persistently been presenting aliens with multiple unsolvable dilemmas to impact their calculus for choosing to make the arduous journey to begin with," he told US Customs and Border Protection officials in a memo first reported by NBC.
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Though the small board and comparatively restrictive rules of chess mean there are only around 13 different possible games, and its branching factor is only 35, that does, in practice, mean chess is also unsolvable in the way that draughts has been solved.
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The question of impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE presented House Democrats with a seemingly unsolvable dilemma.
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President Donald Trump is seeking to woo Nevada voters by abandoning the GOP's decades of support for storing the nation's nuclear waste under a mountain northwest of Las Vegas — a move that could drag the White House into an unsolvable political stalemate.
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Played by: Ian McKellenDeus Ex MachinaName: Jigsaw Puzzle PieceCharacter: Just as all hope seems to be lost, Petri Dish appears to be on the edge of victory, and the central issue of the film seems unsolvable, Jigsaw Puzzle Piece shows up and everything is okay.
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"For many in the tech industry, 'blockchain' and 'cryptocurrency' are hot buzzwords, but for photographers who've long struggled to assert control over their work and how it's used, these buzzwords are the keys to solving what felt like an unsolvable problem," Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke said. Riiight.
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There are several different narrators, who all speak in dialect, plus a framing tale, and there is a puzzle at the core of the story so complicated and so seemingly unsolvable that some critics have written the whole thing off as a mess and a failure.
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Yet as impressive as his rise was, his tormented relationship with his first wife and his abuse of his longtime mistress make Naipaul a prime example of the perennial and unsolvable aesthetic conundrum: how do we separate the bad actions of an artist from his or her achievements?
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The bots are "going to find any contentious issue, and instead of making it an opportunity for compromise and negotiation, they turn it into an unsolvable issue bubbling with frustration," said Karen North, a social media professor at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
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Price: Name your price (we recommend a couple bucks to support creators who might very well be struggling right now) Kentucky Route Zero Who it's for or why it's perfect: Artsy types who need to lose themselves in a narrative of strange truths, visual beauty, and unsolvable problems.
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As former Gawker editor in chief Max Read recently wrote, they are also perhaps unsolvable short of a radical restructuring of the company, given Facebook's scale is now so big it approaches a form of "sovereign power without accountability" (or indeed, a coherent vision of what it is supposed to be).
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Bankston seems less interested in the "whys" of Jones's universe — the ultimately unsolvable riddle of how fully Jones believes what he says on the air — than he is in the "hows": the way information gets chopped and screwed on Infowars, distended and looped and played back into the public discourse.
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"Alias Grace," meanwhile, is a six-part period piece based on the unsolvable mystery of a poor housemaid (Sarah Gadon) who either abetted the murders of her boss and his housekeeper/lover (Anna Paquin), or was sacrificed by Victorian moralists for being a little too free, a little too desirable.
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Defense is a completely different story, and Chicago will lose far more than they win thanks to unsolvable deficiencies on that end, but if Hoiberg's offensive system translates in the regular season, how he and the Bulls are perceived around the league will likely take on a more positive tone.
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Yes, Will Hunting—as everyone must know by now—is a working-class genius, and Good Will Hunting (I'll yield little to the film's many detractors, but will admit that Good Will Hunting is a terrible title) is the story of how this janitor-cum-Southie prodigy is saved from a life of grunt work when he casually decodes an "unsolvable" proof on a hallway chalkboard at MIT.
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If Alien 3 was notable for how it meandered off on intriguing but unsolvable tangents, Alien: Resurrection took the same ill-disciplined baton and ran for the hills, making Ripley an uncanny human/alien hybrid, and peppering the action with moments of absurdist humor and grotesque visuals (notably when a cloned and resurrected Sigourney Weaver gets to wander around a laboratory filled with failed and deformed versions of herself).
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