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• a  not bridgeable
  a wide unbridgeable river
  unbridgeable generation gap

• The result was an astonishing uproar in the Muslim world, one of those revealing moments when the gulf between our world and theirs seems unbridgeable.
• So why are these spats so often portrayed as unbridgeable breaches rather than as recurring irritants in an otherwise healthy and .
• The 3,500-man crew could only stare across the short, unbridgeable distance to some 3,000 friends and relatives waiting in frustration at Alameda Naval Air Station, the carrier's .

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News & Articles

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• Visit to India will surely be hectic, colorful
  There is a reverse culture shock of sorts; I'm reminded each time how much both the country and I have changed, and of the unbridgeable chasms that sometimes appear in long-distance ties.
  June 23, 2013 - The Tennessean

Quotes

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• Avigdor Lieberman in AFP
  The Palestinians' radical and uncompromising positions on Jerusalem, the right of return and the settlement blocs create an unbridgeable gap between us and them,Lieberman told a delegation of US Democratic lawmakers.
• Gordon Brown in Reuters
  What separates the sides is not unbridgeable. It's bridgeable,Brown told reporters after separate talks with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
• Asghar Bukhari in San Francisco Chronicle
  Things like this make our differences seem like they are unbridgeable,Bukhari said. "If you don't really know another community, and all you ever hear is these outrageous, alien, unjust things they are doing, you are going to think, 'We've...