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1 S'lound climbed up to the brazier, reporting nothing but mire in every direction.
2 Sides have crashed, crumbled and then pulled themselves out of the mire in less time.
3 Sea level rise has become mired in the debate over climate change.
4 Eurotunnel remained mired in crisis talks with its creditors until last year.
5 The Morgan case is mired in claims of police and media corruption.
6 Yet his society could not have advanced far, mired in such fatalism!
7 With government policies mired in bureaucracy, the U.N. has offered to help.
8 Story time with Msholozi Sadly, it is a story mired in racism.
9 Last year, one man mired in that cycle met a notorious end.
10 Shahzad's American career began in disappointment and was mired in that house.
11 Predators leading scorer Filip Forsberg is mired in a five-game point drought.
12 His horse got mired in a swamp with the pursuers close behind.
13 A great hackney-coach nigh mired in mud as it lumbered through mid-road.
14 He had moved up the MS-13 ranks, but remains mired in poverty.
15 Why are so many Blacks still mired in poverty and disproportionately destitute?
16 The guidelines are both somewhat righteous and, occasionally, mired in traditional terminology.
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