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Meanings of break the stalemate in English

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Usage of break the stalemate in English
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An advisor meant to break the stalemate between the other two.
Soulless
2
It didn't seem like anything would break the stalemate that followed.
The frailty of flesh
3
The home side looked most likely to break the stalemate in the second half.
The Guardian
4
Some politicians have called for a constitutional reform to break the stalemate in parliament.
Reuters
5
Each side's mirror-imaged tactics are meant to break the stalemate.
Wired
6
If all efforts to break the stalemate fail, Italy will be heading towards new elections.
Reuters
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The way to break the stalemate is for parliament and the people to come together.
The Guardian
8
He decided to try something to break the stalemate.
The Tangle Box
9
No one knew how to break the stalemate.
Winter’s Tale
10
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said it was up to the Labor Party to break the stalemate.
News.com.au
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After months of acrimonious election campaigning, it is unclear if politicians will be able to break the stalemate.
The Guardian
12
If all efforts to break the stalemate fail, Mattarella would have to call new elections, almost certainly in the autumn.
Reuters
13
Here's a snapshot into how each side in the Libya war wants to break the stalemate: act like the other.
Wired
14
Neither player can break the stalemate because if they make any other kind of move they lose the game immediately.
The book of murder
15
When this will happen is impossible to say. It was Ms Robinson's view, and Assange's, that Australia could help break the stalemate.
News.com.au
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Termeer raised the possibility of negotiating a CVR last month as a way to break the stalemate between him and Sanofi's Viehbacher.
Reuters
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