In the Soviet era, the distances between Russia and its neighbors became unbridgeable chasms, with the USSR ringed either by hostile states or weak, servile ones.

Isolation, indeed, is unbridgeable for some.

The current disagreements with our partners are not unbridgeable.

There was no unbridgeable gulf between Reagan and Carter, or Clinton and Bush, or Bush and Gore, or Obama and McCain.

Both leaders exhibited utter indifference to the other’s core concerns, and catered to their constituencies, Hamas and Israeli settlers included, making it clear, urbi et orbi, that the gaps separating their positions are as unbridgeable as ever.

A nearly unbridgeable mental gap now separates Russians and Caucasian young people.

But the enthusiasm gap between the two governments need not be an unbridgeable abyss.

In medicine, there is a huge and unbridgeable gap in expertise and information between doctors and patients.

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