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Is his Golden State address an intractable obstacle or not?

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One senses in these endeavors a not insincere overreaction that substitutes for political action, shifting responsibility onto potential victims and accepting the problem as intractable.

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Modern white supremacy burns through the exhibition, both as searing illumination of its vile contours and as clenched fury at its intractable endurance.

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The European statement referred to "Russia's stalling tactics", indicating how intractable Moscow's position remained.

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That day, Altman was dealing with a growing list of seemingly intractable problems, including a political fight over its for-profit restructure in California, that threatened to sink the company.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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