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As for efforts to drag the developed world out of the mire, the G20 went perhaps further than had been expected, though undoubtedly not far enough.— The Economist: Correspondent's diary
I'm not sure if President Obama can get us out of this mire, as I'm not sure any president could.— Paradise Post Most Viewed
Just stew in your jealous mire, and hide yourself from the world until you can be seen again.— Pansy and Peony
Your poll ratings are in the mire, the economy's unravelling, everything seems to be going wrong.— Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph

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