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An ultrasound revealed an issue with the thickness of Byrne's womb lining, which she described in her new book Desperate Rants and Magic Pants as an "unfixable rare genetic defect".

Second, this tight campaign — Kamala Harris should be winning by a landslide given Trump’s status as a felon and an insurrectionist — reflects the metastasizing belief that the United States is broken, a system beset by unfixable ailments.

They know that the gun violence epidemic is unfixable because the Supreme Court can’t or won’t discern the difference between arming the general populace with “smoothbore, muzzle-loaded, and powder-and-ramrod muskets” and assault weapons.

Michele Deitch, director of the Prison and Jail Innovation Lab at the University of Texas at Austin, said that even though the facility was “unfixable,” separating women from their families can be problematic.

Yet how we frame these issues is critical to how we start to address them and experts argue that the idea of a single occasion in which humans cross a barrier from "climate change can be fixed" to "climate change is unfixable" is inaccurate.