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maze

[meyz] / meɪz /


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In a perfect world, we’d tear down the maze we’ve added to for a century and replace it with a central clearinghouse for short-term government support, able to interact efficiently with states.

From The Wall Street Journal

The law can be a maze for Americans trying to vindicate their rights, but at the end is supposed to be an exit leading to justice.

From The Wall Street Journal

Quarterback Michael Gonzalez rolled to his right to buy time and launched a pass into a maze of players in the end zone.

From Los Angeles Times

A maze of pathways has been paved among the trees at the back of the home, creating what looks like a collection of tiny secret gardens within the grounds of the enormous six-bedroom dwelling.

From MarketWatch

Also: “The rapper Eminem is terrified of owls,” and “if you put sheep in a maze, they mostly turn left.”

From The Wall Street Journal