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gummed

[guhmd] / gʌmd /


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Talks on the biennial Nebraska budget have also been gummed up.

From New York Times

The sudden influx of AI stories "gummed up the process," said Elison, an alarming uptick that was notable not only for its abruptness but for the quality of the stories.

From Salon

The others, he said, were thought to be broken until it was discovered that the user instructions had gotten gummed up in Google Translate.

From Washington Post

The latest anecdotal evidence from U.S. firms paints a picture of an economy which received a boost from falling COVID-19 cases and remains resilient despite high inflation amid gummed up supply chains.

From Reuters

Union Pacific plans to limit customer-owned rail cars on its network beginning next week to ease traffic jams that have gummed up the supply chain.

From Washington Post