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Inseverable

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In`sev´er`a`ble
a.1.Incapable of being severed; indivisible; inseparable.
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93) The prosecution asked the Court to admit that it had gone "too far" in finding the statute's deadlock provision unconstitutional and inseverable from the rest of the statute.
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But he also says, "Where Bruno took radical departure from Ficino was in his view that, just as contraries like heat and cold are inseverable from one another at the highest as well as at the lowest stages of the heroic lover's drive to the infinite, so are the contraries of harmonizing supernatural frenzy and discordant natural melancholy" (324).
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