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quicksand

[kwik-sand] / ˈkwɪkˌsænd /






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A man has been rescued from quicksand in Morecambe Bay, in what emergency teams described as a "close call" as the tide was "rapidly pushing in".

From BBC

Munger believes “this is ultimately political quicksand and a redistricting war at the end of day is a loss to American voters.”

From Los Angeles Times

I had this idea 15 years ago, and the idea that everything was changing and it was quicksand under our feet was a little less prevalent back then.

From Los Angeles Times

For the next eight years, as if submerging into quicksand, I sank deeper into debt.

From Salon

So I know all too well that the hype is built on quicksand — specifically, a seven-decade history of failure.

From Los Angeles Times