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They exposed her powerlessness, which in turn led to vertigo, the insuperable longing to fall.† (source)
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What it did mean was that an incoming ship was not an insuperable hazard.† (source)
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This now looked like the insuperable problem.† (source)
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Bloody religion—it's our only real problem in this house, but it's insuperable; I don't mind admitting it.† (source)
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Probably not insuperable.† (source)
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We have an aviation that is insuperable.† (source)
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"The problem certainly seems insuperable," said Poirot thoughtfully.† (source)
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This instant at which I speak to you shows me again exactly how, to my great misfortune, you just insuperably charm me.† (source)
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must have seen himself as the old wornout cannon which realises that it can deliver just one more fierce shot and crumble to dust in its own furious blast and recoil, who looked about upon the scene which was still within his scope and compass and saw son gone, vanished, more insuperable to him now than if the son were dead since now (if the son still lived) his name would be different and those to call him by it strangers and whatever dragon's outcropping of Sutpen blood the son might sow on the body of whatever strange woman would therefore carry on the tradition, accomplish the hereditary evil and harm under another name and upon and among people who will never have heard the right one;† (source)
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This instant at which I speak to you shows me again exactly how, to my great misfortune, you just insuperably charm me.† (source)
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It is a chance that is just insuperable.† (source)
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She liked to feel she was serving him across an insuperable distance.† (source)
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Your Christian names are still an insuperable barrier.† (source)
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Mr. Welland's sensitive domesticity shrank from the discomforts of the slovenly southern hotel, and at immense expense, and in face of almost insuperable difficulties, Mrs. Welland was obliged, year after year, to improvise an establishment partly made up of discontented New York servants and partly drawn from the local African supply.† (source)
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The part of mother presented to her no insuperable difficulties and for twenty-five years she had kept house shrewdly for her husband.† (source)
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Yes, last night, in a matter of minutes, we cleared that insuperable isthmus.† (source)
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