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Are the Rams better than the team that muddled through an ugly Monday night loss to Miami?

Scott argued that McConnell’s leadership in that Congress, when a raft of bipartisan legislation was passed, muddled Republicans’ campaign messaging.

Perhaps he could have muddled through the broadcast—and the rest of the election—if he’d only made minor miscues of that type.

I had recently muddled through a marathon seven-year divorce that left me shattered and devastated, and my family, friends and children knew that I would never date again — and without a doubt, I’d never get married.

The case against Williams had become so muddled that the victim’s family favored commuting his death sentence and allowing him to serve life without the possibility of parole.