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Under those conditions, it becomes insurmountably painful for them to be in touch with one another.

For most Iranians, life will probably become tougher, but not insurmountably so.

It would be almost insurmountably difficult, given the search tools of the Psychlos.

But the numbers were insurmountably in the Mexicans' favor.

They combined surface travel, where that was possible, with short hops into the air to cross insurmountably rough terrain.

It was all meaningless and insurmountably petty.

Despite its almost insurmountably American politically correct lingo, Japanese publishers have sold thousands of copies.

With around 3m photos and videos (a recent development, much-questioned by the site's users) uploaded every day, it can seem almost insurmountably enormous.

It is impossible to conclude from this documentary whether American policy will succeed, though from this close to the ground the hurdles look insurmountably high.

Using a two tier VAT rate to achieve this could be revenue neutral and doesn't strike me as insurmountably difficult.

I'm a comedian, if they're not laughing I'm not doing my job but the idea of turning this funny seems insurmountably hard from where I am now.

The Hunter is an insurmountably arrogant man; the assault by the Soul Eaters made him feed upon Ciani, a woman he vowed not to harm.

When the three-game series with Pittsburgh began Friday, the Mets were two games behind the Reds and their path to the wild-card designation seemed insurmountably blocked.

But after a little skirmishing I began to find her too insurmountably stiff; do what I would with it my drawing looked like a photograph or a copy of a photograph.

These dance and skim across the picture surfaces in waves and streams that may bring to mind tornadoes, windswept cliffs and churning oceans, but the images remain insurmountably imprecise.

Officials said they were increasingly worried about the drip of reports about Ms. Miers's past, including her speeches, writings and work as commissioner of the Texas Lottery, which could have made her nomination hearings insurmountably tough.

The plaintiffs then argued that they were entitled to equal treatment by the law; it was unjust that they should be compelled to use the Convention, the translation requirements of which they found insurmountably expensive, whilst the foreign defendant was under no such burden.

The Olympics, despite the gross corruption of its governing committee, the embarrassing scandals of its judges and the real estate white elephants it inevitably foists upon a host city, seems to enjoy an insurmountably positive public image, no doubt because of the admirable athletes who participate in it.

This war of economic attrition - through the production of increasingly expensive weaponry that thereby placed a severe strain on the whole organism of government - although seriously planned, could not be carried out, because the building of super- and hyperlasers turned out to be insurmountably difficult for the current technology.

Leader: Photo-finish, knife-edge, razor-thin, down to the wire - every cliche ever employed to suggest a tiny gap between rivals has been dusted off in the last few days to illustrate the result of Mexico's cliffhanging presidential election, which was decided yesterday, apparently insurmountably, in favour of the rightwing candidate, Felipe Calderón.

Well may it be claimed that of all the books revealed by the Author of the Bahá'í Revelation, this Book alone, by sweeping away the age-long barriers that have so insurmountably separated the great religions of the world, has laid down a broad and unassailable foundation for the complete and permanent reconciliation of their followers.