"There's a phenomenon in romance writing called 'URST', which stands for unresolved sexual tension," Waters told the Daily Telegraph.
For years, many Iraqis and Westerners regarded Kirkuk as the likeliest starting point for another war, and its unresolved status stood as the biggest obstacle to Kurdish independence.
The lesson of Lanterman-Petris-Short is that policy gridlock is one unanticipated consequence Californians cannot afford; 20 years is too long for any policy to stand uncorrected or unresolved.
As we stood to go, I felt that our conversation was unresolved.
Instead Sheikh Hasina appears to be urging India not to let unresolved problems stand in the way of things that can be done.
It was almost like an AA meeting, as if some people wanted to cure themselves of their love for Morrison's music: for, say, "Summertime in England," which never touched me, or "Madame George," which after 42 years stands as unfinished, unsatisfied, unresolved a song that will never tell all that it knows.
It was time to leave, and we stood in the large living room, saying good night, with everything curiously and heavily unresolved.
Conflict debt is the sum of all undiscussed and unresolved issues that stand in the way of progress.
As it stands, the Rajoelina-Ravalomanana feud is unresolved and will be fought by proxy candidates instead.In any event, the elections have been poorly organised.
"Maineland" depicts other subdued conversations like these, where unresolved moments of vulnerability stand out as the clearest indication of what is gained through these students' cross-cultural education.
For the time being, these unresolved issues should not stand in the way of cooperation on matters such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq or even maritime security in the Gulf.
