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intractableness

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Kay Lockridge Santa Fe Easy as 1, 2 The intractableness of the DWI problem in our state is the fault of all unwilling to admit that DWI and DUI is absolutely wrong.
It is also a story of the intractableness of racism, and its hideous effects throughout all of American society.
They charge her with intractableness in refusing to answer the judges at her trial, ignoring the fact that this was her judicial right.
 
 
 
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