It could also be said that Coltrane was trying to escape the impasse of antiquarianism in which so much of jazz finds itself today, or that he was working out, in his most inward quests, the melancholy logic of obsolescence.
It is not coincidental that Palestinian citizens of Israel, refugees and those in the diaspora, the groups long disfranchised by the "peace process" and whose fundamental rights are violated by the two-state solution have played a key role in setting forward new ideas to escape the impasse.
Proponents of grass banks say they may represent the only escape from an impasse in which neither people nor land can win.
Paul Ingram, the executive director of the British American Security Information Council BASIC has been in Geneva over the course of the past week and has a more detailed account here, along with some recommendations on how to escape from the present impasse, and get Israel, the Arab states and Iran to come to the table this year.
One escape route from this impasse would be to use the normalization of the concentration index, W, that I proposed in my bounds paper.
The simplest escape route out of the debt ceiling impasse is for the president to direct the Treasury to find a legal way to pay its debts.
Other policymaking entities – particularly those with potentially more effective tools to help the economy reach escape velocity – need to act but are hampered by legislative impasse.
With luck, as your editorial suggests, the politicians with the power to resolve the illegal immigration impasse will cross their self-protective borders built to escape and evade the issue and build a bridge across, rather than a wall around, the immigration problem.
With owners having lost at least $150 million — two weeks of revenue at the players' offer of 47 percent — Stern said a continuing impasse before the arbitrator would signal "the season is really going to potentially escape from us.
A similar redistricting impasse occurred in May in the Texas House, when at least 50 Democratic members escaped to Ardmore, Okla., 30 miles north of the Texas border, for four days, scuttling the majority's plans.
