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She says that Gor's closeness with the president could help "break through" potential policy logjams.

From BBC

The new map could create a messy logjam among Houston Democrats, who are currently down a member because of the vacancy in the solidly Democratic 18th Congressional District.

From Salon

Newsom, who is considering a 2028 presidential run, this year was hellbent on proving that he’s the kind of Democrat who can be part of the solution and push through the government and political logjams.

Facing a logjam of talent, much like her current situation with the Sparks, Feagin didn’t start until her junior year and didn’t become a regular in the Gamecocks’ rotation until her senior season.

The logjam of athletic, sharp-shooting forwards places a higher emphasis on improved guard play after the Bruins’ backcourt turned the ball over seven times with just three assists against Connecticut.

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

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