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Chambers concise dictionary
[19c] □ inoperability /-a'biliti/ or inoperableness n. □in- operably adv. inoperative
>ad/1 said of a machine, etc: not working or functioning. 2 said of rule, etc: having
no effect. [17c] inopportune >adj not suitable or convenient; badly- timed.
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Japanese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Many researchers thought that it was ineffective to the ovarian cancer and
ovarian papilloma falling into cancerous degeneration. We irradiated with X-ray
the ovarian papilloma malignantly degenerated, which inoperableness was
found in the ...
Kinki Gynecological Society, 1935
... ABEGIILOOORSST ABECIILORRSSTV ABEGIILORRSTYZ ABEHHI3NOPSTTT
ABEHHINOOPPSST ABEHIIIILNRTTY ABEHIIILSTTUXY ABEHIIHNOPSSSU
ABEHINNOOSSTTT inoperableness inexorableness intervertebral
reverberations ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
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Documentation of Communist penetration in Latin America: ...
Admiral C. W. Nimitz wrote in "United States News and World Report" on January
28, 1949: "An enemy can yield before any effective invasion, as occurred in
Japan, because of the inoperableness of industrial plants." (This is not true.
United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws, 1965
... anguish which exist in the face of the methodical penetration of marxism. We
have observed the impotency of the democrats in the face of sectarianism and
the prepotency of the U.P.; we have verified the inoperableness of law and
reason in ...
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The United States Patents Quarterly
... himself, showed no real enthusiastic conviction for his own patent.223 10. The
Court of Appeals was not impressed by the District Court's conclusion on
inoperableness of the prior arts of Schwarz and Miles on the issue of
obviousness ...
