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  • What else liberals could do with this insight is not made clear, unless the idea is that we should just throw up our hands and concludes that the problems that our nations faces are insoluable.

    Matthew Yglesias » More Condescension Needed 2010

  • Deus ex machina is β€œan active agent that appears unexpectedly to solve an insoluable difficulty.”

    Battlestar Galactica: Watched The Finale? Still Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers! 2009

  • So add that to the plug-in hybrid option, which would boost liquid-fuel mileage to somewhere in the 150-250 mpg range and you can see there's no insoluable problem here.

    Hostage Facility Walter Jon Williams 2009

  • My rejoinder was, Yes, but planes still fly even though the problem of turbulance is mathematically insoluable.

    Unthreaded #21 « Climate Audit 2007

  • In fact, my theory, such that it is, is that soluable fiber is ok with my digestive system but insoluable fiber is not.

    A cautionary tale of mucus fore and aft | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2006

  • As clients experience success in better stress management across the relevant areas of their life, it will often become apparent that difficulties once regarded as fixed or insoluable can now be approached in a problem-solving manner.

    Planned Short-Term Treatment RICHARD A. WELLS 1994

  • A few months ago these occupied the front pages of all the newspapers throughout the English-speaking world, and while they have been overshadowed by other problems which pressed for immediate solution in the old country itself, the problems of India are there still, unsolved, and almost as insoluable as ever.

    The Political Situation in India 1931

  • And because pigment particles are large (and, unlike dyes, insoluable), print heads tend to clog more frequently (especially with intermittent use) compared to print heads using dyes.

    Imaging Resource What's New 2010

  • And because pigment particles are large (and, unlike dyes, insoluable), print heads tend to clog more frequently (especially with intermittent use) compared to print heads using dyes.

    Imaging Resource What's New 2010

  • And because pigment particles are large (and, unlike dyes, insoluable), print heads tend to clog more frequently (especially with intermittent use) compared to print heads using dyes.

    Imaging Resource What's New 2010

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