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untenable adjective accessible, baseless, defenseless, erroneous, exposed, fallacious, false, faulty, groundless, hollow, illogical, implausible, incapable of being defended, incapable of being held, incapable of being maintained, incorrect, indefensible, insupportable, irrational, powerless, pregnable, questionable, refutable, ridiculous, specious, undefended, unfortified, unguarded, unjustifiable, unprotected, unreasonable, unsound, unsustainable, vincible, vulnerable, weak, wrong See also: baseless, disabled, doubtful, fallacious, helpless, ill-founded, illogical, implausible, inadequate, indefensible, insubstantial, invalid, ludicrous, nonsubstantial, sophistic, unbelievable, unfounded, unreasonable, unsound, unsupported, unsustainable, vulnerable How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The RDC process has received significant attention lately, because it seems to offer a means for program managers to surmount chronic challenges embedded in the Joint Capabilities Integration & Development System process: untenably long delays between functional needs analysis and deployment; costs resulting from JCIDS-related events and deliverables; and acquisition processes often more focused on risk aversion than risk management. on Wednesday, and logistical obstacles, such as poorly functioning equipment or under-equipped polling facilities that lead to untenably long lines in some urban locations. Four important developments have changed the sentencing climate in California: The prisons have become untenably overcrowded; the budget has exploded; the most tough-on-crime governor in state history, Gray Davis, was recalled; and Schwarzenegger was elected to replace him. |
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