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But the park has been mired in controversy for years, and its eerily empty walkways were visible from outside during a visit earlier this month.

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However since then the group has been mired in factional in-fighting including a row over the handling of £800,000 of donations.

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The Welsh rugby team, with new coach Steve Tandy installed after Gatland's disastrous second spell in charge, are now mired in a run of poor results.

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Nio’s stock is mired in its longest losing streak in almost two years as the company’s earnings report draws near — and brings the electric-vehicle maker closer to a self-imposed profit deadline.

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China's real estate sector has been mired in a debt crisis since 2020, having enjoyed a decades-long construction boom powered by rapid urbanisation and rising living standards.

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