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Mihailov again tried to say that that was how he understood Pilate, but his lips quivered intractably, and he could not pronounce the words.

With Congress away from Washington for a five-week recess, and the parties intractably divided, the odds appear stacked in favor of gridlock.

Meanwhile, programming physical machines to do useful things in the messy real world often proved intractably complex.

The book's greatest fun is the tense and comic-absurd description of the intractably hedonistic Leary aggravating Cleaver with his lack of revolutionary discipline.

"An almost intractably complex disorder, schizophrenia is nearly impossible to fully treat in large part because it acts as two disorders in one," said co-senior author Joseph Gogos from Columbia's Mortimer B.

1 of the health sector intractably linked to Sustainable Development Goals and the National Health Vision 2025.

Furthermore, the evidence of lies and post-offence concealment was not 'intractably neutral' so as to require manslaughter to be left to the jury, (30) as the Court of Appeal had believed.

I always wonder about the spouse who intractably demands compromise; it seems more power-driven than principled.

Except, can we really improve on the intractably painful and difficult interactions between ourselves and everyone else around us?

the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services and Others [1] case In which the North Gauteng High Court granted an order stating that a terminally ill patient who was 'suffering intractably' was entitled to commit suicide with the assistance of his doctor and that the doctor's conduct would not be unlawful or subject to disciplinary action by the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA).