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Meanwhile, once reputable newspapers now run by billionaires refused to endorse a competent, coherent woman for president.

The results aren't particularly great - the song is sickly and overlong - but the fact that it's coherent at all is a testament to his skill as a producer, arranger, mentor and referee.

Trump also appears to be losing his ability to use language in a coherent way.

In recent decades, experts have sought to define the "lower-middle" and "upper-middle" class, underscoring the reality of socioeconomic divisions while maintaining the illusion that the American middle class can somehow be considered a coherent group.

The task of turning the economy around, creating coherent policies for wages and welfare and maintaining overall political stability will not be easy.