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We reached an impasse in the negotiations.impasse = a situation in which no progress can be
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Then, Prince Odysseus, we are at an impasse. (source)impasse = a situation in which no progress can be made
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The council cannot stand at an impasse. (source)impasse = a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible
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You want more and I don't, so I think we just need to accept that we're at an impasse and move on.† (source)
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The assistant director seems resigned to an impasse and pulls a thick perfect-bound stack of paper from a drawer and begins to read.† (source)
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Chapter 24 — AN IMPASSE† (source)
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The war is at an impasse, spirits are low.† (source)
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"Regardless," Sato said, her tone biting, "we are again at an impasse, Mr. Langdon.† (source)
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It took less than five minutes to reach an impasse.† (source)
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And finally we could perhaps say that Kant succeeded in showing the way out of the impasse that philosophy had reached in the struggle between rationalism and empiricism.† (source)
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"We are at an impasse then," said the man in black.† (source)
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He attacked immediately and in searing fashion, calling Lord North the "blundering pilot" who had brought the nation to a terrible impasse.† (source)
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This was the Ashley I loved, away from Lewis's clinging hands and the wedding plans and the five-year-wide impasse that neither of us could cross.† (source)
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The white-lettered blue sign on the building fronting the street read IMPASSE, a dead end; there was no other way out.† (source)
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We have not found a way around this impasse.† (source)
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But the diary notation that most tantalized Dewey was unrelated to the Clutter-Rupp, Methodist-Catholic impasse.† (source)
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