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labyrinth

[lab-uh-rinth] / ˈlæb ə rɪnθ /


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It was, Mr. Corera writes, a “dead-end job,” but it offered access to documents that revealed the organization’s dark secrets, such as its labyrinth of informers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two cases at the Supreme Court this week are examples of how procedures and precedents can trap citizens inside a legal labyrinth.

From The Wall Street Journal

“That song is about somebody’s inner child being in the middle of a labyrinth, and you’re trying to find them so you can convince them that you’re in love,” Jesso tells me.

From Los Angeles Times

Theseus found his way out of the labyrinth by trailing a thread behind him; to Penelope this seemed a waste of good embroidery floss.

From Literature

Choosing a health plan was one decision, not the first step into a spreadsheet labyrinth.

From The Wall Street Journal