The cat contains so many different components that the breakdown into the different categories becomes almost untenably costly.
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These were the people who started out poor before the siege and ended up being just untenably poor.
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If we end up with too much trash, we won't only make our desire to launch lots of little satellites untenably complicated.
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It untenably presumes that most teachers abandoning the union if dues are no longer required will do so for ideological reasons rather than pocketbook considerations.
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Digital currencies are becoming more valuable, perhaps untenably so, and Bitcoin is hardly the only one enjoying returns that would make even the most seasoned gold bug clutch at their pearls.
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While it's true that taxes have buy-in from a handful of Republicans, a carbon price would probably have to be extremely high — untenably high — to yield very steep emissions cuts.
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He has an untenably narrow view of campus life and politics, and worse, he reinforces the hyperbolic view of colleges and universities that the right uses to undermine the credibility of people speaking from academic and pedagogical expertise.
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"Private companies doing last-mile delivery rely on charging high consumer fees, which make the services untenably expensive for the average consumer," Dean Prissman, an Internet analyst for Morgan Stanley, wrote in a research note to clients in October.
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Russia has insisted its forces in Syria are at the invitation of the "legitimate" government, but even if one were to untenably accept a mass murderer as legitimate, Russia is also backing Khalifa Haftar in Libya who has no comparable legal legitimacy.
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Drawing on the dissenting opinion from Judge Dennis Jacobs and judgments to the contrary in two other circuit courts, the corporation argues the Second Circuit's ruling is "fundamentally flawed" and untenably sweeps "nearly all public access operators, and potentially many other private entities, into the 'state actor' category".
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It subjects them to the anger and ridicule of people who haven't a clue how charming Hitchens was in person and have no particular reason to care—an untenably threatening development for those who believe social dynamics, more than the content of arguments themselves, are the infrastructure of their intellectual lives.
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The obstacles for Tinariwen—the main ones besides the normal human rigmarole—is that the autonomous region, Azawad, which they've been struggling to attain for decades is now not only still far out of reach, but also for the last five years, the entire region of Northern Mali has become untenably dangerous thanks to the of violence by both Jihadists and organized criminals.
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"What is Field Theory?" American Journal of Sociology. The acknowledgement of the stakes of the field and the acquiring of interests and investments prescribed by the field is termed social illusion, or illusio. Unstable fields are defined by rapid change and frequently by destructive forms of competition, such as pure competition over prices that drives profit margins to untenably low levels.
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Linksys WAG300N is a Draft-N wireless gateway (router plus ADSL2+ modem) with two large captive antennae and 4 Ethernet ports. It was the smallest such device tested by MacUser, but the web interface was deemed "infuriating" and transfer rates to a MacBook "untenably slow". WAG300N is based on a Broadcom BCM63xx SoC, and runs a Linux-based firmware. Last most recent official released firmware: Product Versions: (Annex A)/(Annex B) Classification: Firmware Release History Release Date: 23 May 2008 Firmware-Version: 1.01.
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Minefields laid on the sea lanes leading to Hanko and the surrounding waters were more effective, claiming several Soviet supply vessels. These problems, in addition to the rapid German advance on the southern shore of the Gulf of Finland, caused the base to lose its importance and made it an untenably heavy burden for the Soviet Baltic Fleet. In autumn 1941 the order was given to evacuate Hanko. Base personnel, troops and most of their light equipment and supplies had been removed by December 1941.
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After Morocco gained independence with the end of the French Protectorate in 1956, it started a process of Arabization. The policy of Arabization was not applied in earnest until 17 years after independence. An editorial in Lamalif in 1973 argued that, although French unified the elite and major sections of the economy, national unity could only be achieved based on Arabic—though Lamalif called for a new incarnation of the language, describing Standard Arabic as untenably prescriptive and Moroccan vernacular Arabic (Darija) as too poor to become in and of itself a language of culture and knowledge. In the year 2000, after years of neglecting and ignoring the other languages present in Morocco, the Charter for Educational Reform recognized them and the necessity for them.
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