10:30 Jun 21, 2001 |
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na | irreconcilability |
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na | or "lack of ageement" |
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na | without accord |
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na | in dispute / not in an amicable way |
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na | irreconcilable |
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na | refusal to settle out of court |
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irreconcilability Explanation: To my mind it is "irreconcilability" Hope it can help you. Best Regards, Serge |
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or "lack of ageement" Explanation: in court process. Robert, Hachette |
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without accord Explanation: Non conciliation is a situation without accord Irreconcilable means incompatible lack of harmony. Hope it helps |
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in dispute / not in an amicable way Explanation: In some articles written: if the matter /dispute were not solved/.. in an amicable way ,.. then such ... But Perhaps more context is needed. |
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irreconcilable Explanation: Yes, this is irreconcilable - as in irreconcilable in a divorce situation. |
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refusal to settle out of court Explanation: this is the definition given in the robert et collins |
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