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Where to go from there will be a completely paralyzing and wrenching question.

From Slate

Thousands of Mexican judges have been on strike in protest in recent weeks, paralyzing the country’s legal system.

This paralyzing dread was suddenly the talk of the town — but it has also, very noticeably, remained absent in some circles.

One of the biggest issues with Trump is every trait he has and everything he does is terrible, paralyzing efforts to narrow down criticisms into something digestible.

From Salon

“The four Murdoch siblings with voting rights within the Trust are reported to have widely differing worldviews, which, collectively, could be paralyzing to the strategic direction of the Company,” Starboard said in its letter.

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