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- The
Insurmountable (German: Der Unüberwindliche) is a 1928
German silent adventure film
directed by Max Obal and
starring Luciano Albertini,
Vivian Gibson...
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antagonists are sub-classified as
reversible (surmountable) or
irreversible (
insurmountable)
competitive antagonists,
depending on how they
interact with their...
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negotiated peace with the Confederacy. Some
scholars argue the
Union held an
insurmountable long-term
advantage over the
Confederacy in
industrial strength and...
- were the
first to
break the 263-run
record set by RCB,
which seemed insurmountable at the time as a
result of
Chris ****le's 175. In a more humiliating...
- the
Battle of
Jutland in 1916. The
British fighting advantage proved insurmountable,
leading the High Seas
Fleet to
abandon any
attempt to
challenge British...
- to
certain destruction. If the
cadet chooses to
attempt a rescue, an
insurmountable enemy force attacks their vessel. It is
described as
testing the character...
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riding in a
hansom cab,
which are
perfectly unreasonable but
quite insurmountable." ****ens's son, Henry, recalled, "I have seen him
sometimes in a railway...
- when he
announced his
candidacy in
March 1984,
which proved to be an
insurmountable handicap for Chrétien. Chrétien was
thought to be a dark
horse until...
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scheduled endpoint if one
competitor has a very
large and
presumably insurmountable scoring lead over the other. It is
called the
mercy rule
because it...
