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morass

noun as in bog; mess

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Samira Abdallah Bachir, 29, said she and her three young children had to climb down into the ditch to escape, negotiating the morass of bodies "so we wouldn't step on them".

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His second election in 2024 would have been less likely without the Russia morass.

Carney’s blueprint to lift Canada’s economy out of the current morass is set for unveiling next Tuesday, when the government presents its annual budget plan to lawmakers.

That move would rescue Democrats from their shutdown morass, even as Republicans did the left’s dirty work—making real the left’s dream of ending the Senate’s best institutional check.

You have two options: You can pay tens of thousands of dollars and navigate a morass of policies.

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