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The billions of dollars each owed to domestic and foreign creditors could be resolved only with costly state intervention.

The stalemate can be resolved only with a negotiated political settlement involving President Hamid Karzai's government and its allies, the Taliban and its supporters in Pakistan, and other regional and international parties.

The break with Jamuka brought about a polarization within the Mongol world that was to be resolved only with the disappearance of one or the other of the rivals.

He and Brady say the question of whether a singularity could be seen under any circumstances will be resolved only with more realistic computer simulations of what actually happens inside a black hole.

An infectious pathogen may have both precipitated and exacerbated autoimmune disease attributes in UC, symptoms of which could be resolved only with a combination of corticosteroids, vancomycin and metronidazole.

Add a rogue adult, one whose frustration with his own world has so retarded him that he seems to have crept back to the comforting violence of childhood, and you have a cauldron bubbling with good and evil, whose Manichean complexities are resolved only with the burgeoning of guilt.

That latter conflict, in turn, can be resolved only by negotiating with Hamas or, more reasonably, by the integration of Fatah with Hamas.

Marx and Engels maintained that the poverty, disease, and early death that afflicted the proletariat (the industrial working class) were endemic to capitalism: they were systemic and structural problems that could be resolved only by replacing capitalism with communism.

Tiger-suited Adelaide annoys Bailey, and Bailey blames Clyde, setting into motion a domino effect of juvenile pandemonium that can be resolved only by returning to A, with apologies all around.

Such issues will be resolved only through further exploration and testing with predictive challenges for diverse disease systems.

Perhaps too elliptically: one friend asked a cogent question about continuity that was resolved only when I spoke with someone who had, by chance, worked on the film.