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In October, members of the European Parliament condemned Azerbaijan's “repression” of activists, journalists, and opposition figures, and deemed its human rights abuses incompatible with hosting COP29.

From BBC

The court ruled this part of the act was incompatible with human rights' legislation and the Windsor Framework.

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But the panel found that the misconduct was “so serious that it was fundamentally incompatible” with remaining a teacher.

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For example, the movement simultaneously embraces two incompatible eschatologies, to use the theological term.

From Salon

China's foreign ministry confirmed it had simulated military assaults and port blockades, and described Taiwanese independence as being "incompatible" with peace in the region.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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