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If anything it is the set of three answers the respondent considers salient, in which case they are inseparable.

Enlightenment is realising your own part in the world you know, that the two are inseparable.

For all practical purposes, ChromeOS will be inseparable from the devices that run it, much like the iPhone and the iPhone OS.

We associate it with our identity, to the point where the two seem inseparable.

I believe that design is a process inseparable from code and is best when it happens in the browser.

America's history of slavery is completely inseparable from racism.

Every major selling point of the Apple Watch is true of my Pebble and we're inseparable but maybe I'm a sucker for gimmicks.

Right, but those two issues are for me, inseparable.

The two things are inseparable at this point.

Environment: macroeconomic conditions and public policy (presently inseparable).

All these, though not identical, are inseparable.

If so, then being good and hiring smart hackers are inseparable; and that means as companies increasingly can't win without smart hackers, they'll have to become increasingly good.

Brandom suggests an alternate route: the content of a belief is inseparable from the role it plays in the social "game" of asking for and giving reasons.

As for Minecraft, the ability to create the world around you is inseparable from what people "pay for when they buy the game." In other words, it's not a separate feature, or some kind of upsell.

Yes, I find it very interesting that the publishers in this trial said their content and their ads are an "inseparable unit" and still they do deliver the content to visitors with adblockers.

It is beyond debate that freedom to engage in association for the advancement of beliefs and ideas is an inseparable aspect of the "liberty" assured by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which embraces freedom of speech.

Inseparable from an OS version and falling behind the state of the art.