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Whether or not that theory of the case is true, I don't know if its winnable.

More interesting is that the position is actually winnable if the losing side has an extra piece (a pawn that isn't too advanced up to board).

Then the great side of being a freelancer is you can make yourself unavailable for future phases if it actually harming your business and or is an un-winnable battle.

As games go, that's not a winnable strategy, because sooner or later you run out of usable game space.

Just what college athletics needs, more fake awards designed to only be winnable by a few parties.

There are things you can do to increase your odds, but even with perfect play not every hand is winnable.

Amazon: despite the fact that your lawyers have told you this is a winnable case, it will only get worse.

And if the Republican Party had thought the 2012 election winnable, would we be talking about Mitt Romney?

They aren't winnable either, unless someone has overwhelming scale, overwhelming speed, or overwhelming patience.

We financed the wars with China's credit, it is almost as if China wants to break us with debt and ongoing, un-winnable wars.

I find mass DNA collection very scary, but I don't know if this is fully valid or winnable case.

The odds of an individual claim being winnable is small.

For chess to be called "solved" you would need to have a winning strategy for every winnable position.

I think generally the little-guy versus big-conglomerate isn't a winnable battle; if you "level the playing field" the elephant stomps the mouse, and if you try and give the mouse a hand grenade you usually wind up giving the elephant a nuke.

"The most damaging of these is overconfidence: the kind of optimism that leads governments to believe that wars are quickly winnable and capital projects will come in on budget despite statistics predicting exactly the opposite." I think he is inferring idiotic overconfidence?