Aún no tenemos significados para "political gridlock".
1But dominating Wolf's message was the budgetary crisis escalated by political gridlock.
2But the experience of political gridlock in the United States looms large.
3Then our nation was gripped by economic distress, social decline, political gridlock.
4Yet still the question lingers, ringing louder and louder as political gridlock worsens.
5India's economic policy-making has been blocked for months by dithering and political gridlock.
6The government's flawed decision to hand mines to individual firms has caused political gridlock.
7India's economic policy-making has been blocked for months by confusion, mis-steps and political gridlock.
8That contributes to the American political gridlock, pitting an activist president against obstinate Republican lawmakers.
9In Thailand, there is a risk of political gridlock.
10The resulting battle roiled markets concerned about U.S. political gridlock and its impact on the economy.
11Investors said the latest episode could worsen the political gridlock and increase uncertainty for foreign investors.
12On Tuesday, Bush blamed Democrats for political gridlock.
13Israel headed for political gridlock after the two main parties both claimed victory in yesterday's general election.
14However, the prospect of a political gridlock arises with the split Congress, creating some uncertainty for investors.
15His first term has been marked by fierce partisan battles that have frozen Washington into political gridlock.
16While New York's financial sector is steadying, Washington remains mired in political gridlock, spending cuts and electoral uncertainty.
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