it's inexplicable

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Given the chef's experience with meat, it's inexplicable that on Wednesday the kitchen sent out a rack of lamb -- at $26 the most expensive item on the menu -- that was about two-thirds fat, over lukewarm mashed potatoes.

It's inexplicable, given that this should be Kagan's hour of triumph as potentially only the fourth woman ever to serve on the highest court.

For author and tech design consultant Adam Greenfield, it's inexplicable that the company has for so long saddled its exquisite devices with "the most awful and mawkish and flat-out tacky visual cues"; while software developer James Higgs has bluntly described it as "horrific, dishonest and childish crap".

It's inexplicable".

I mean it's inexplicable.

It's inexplicable," he said.

In a strongly worded statement, LAPFF chair Kieran Quinn said: "It is inexplicable how Barclays can have gone back on its promise to the 2014 AGM that Sir John would step down.

Some if it is inexplicable.

It is inexplicable, intangible.

From a medical standpoint, it was inexplicable.

It is inexplicable, yet it happens all the time.