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not able to go on

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not able to go on
unable to continue (doing something—even living). (Not able to is often expressed as can't.) I just can't go on this way. Before her death, she left a note saying she was not able to go on.
See also: able


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The Eryri Eco Challenge on the October 24 is part of an international day of action to raise the issue of climate change As well as the walk up Snowdon, EcoBro are arranging a party at the harbour in Porthmadog on October 10 between 11am and 4pm, to raise awareness of the campaign, recruit people to take part in the walk, and to give those who are not able to go on the walk an opportunity to show their support.
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