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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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A contradiction in terms
This is a contradiction in terms:
An insupertable/insurmountable problem can be resolved by an infallible method.
What do you think about it? Thanks
An insupertable/insurmountable problem can be resolved by an infallible method.
What do you think about it? Thanks
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I think you mean 'insuperable'. And irresistible forces sometimes meet immovable objects.
- I think you mean 'insuperable'.
- And irresistible forces sometimes meet immovable objects.
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I think you mean 'insuperable'. And irresistible forces sometimes meet immovable objects.
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