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Meanings of mire in controversy in English

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Usage of mire in controversy in English
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Porridge is a subject about which seemingly every detail is mired in controversy.
The Guardian
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But it has been mired in controversy from the very start.
Reuters
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The ongoing, fiendishly complicated rollout of the UK's universal credit is mired in controversy.
The Guardian
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The project has been mired in controversies from the start.
The Guardian
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It is mired in controversy over whether it is being kept in the dark.
Radio NZ
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Awarding the tournament to Qatar has been mired in controversy.
The Guardian
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But this government body is itself mired in controversy.
Reuters
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The government's energy policies are already mired in controversy.
The Guardian
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Purchase of Thornton Hall by the Department of Justice in 2004 was mired in controversy.
The Irish Times
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Even at this stage, determining cause of death was becoming an issue mired in controversy.
The Guardian
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Proposals for a new national marine headquarters in Clonakilty, Co Cork, were mired in controversy yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Halfway through its designated polling period, Papua New Guinea's national election has become mired in controversy.
Radio NZ
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But a Who's Who of corporate India has now been mired in controversy in the past year.
Reuters
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But the group remains mired in controversy.
The Guardian
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Still, that development is mired in controversy.
Reuters
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But the bill is mired in controversy.
The South African