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impasse
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impasse noun abruption, bar, block, blockade, cessation, check, complete standstill, complexity, cul-de-sac, dead end, dead stop, deadlock, desistance, difficulty, dilemma, discontinuance, discontinuunce of activity, discontinuation, end, halt, hopelessness, impediment, impossibility, impossible task, inextricability, insoluble difference, insuperability, insuperable obstacle, nonresumption, obstacle, obstruction, perplexity, predicament, problem, quagmire, quandary, stall, standstill, state of inaction, state of no progress, stop
Associated concepts: impasse in negotiations
See also: deadlock, dilemma, draw, halt, imbroglio, predicament, quagmire


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There have been impasses in three out of the past five years.
He said there have been impasses in three out of the last five years.
In at least two of the districts, Eastside and Lancaster, mediation has not resolved the impasses, and the talks have been certified for the next stage of negotiations called fact-finding.
 
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