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• It is just to say that there are a few elements worth keeping, albeit now ensconced in a horrendously bad business model and a sclerotic organization (at GM) that cannot seem to learn rapidly. —  Latest Articles
• 'Metalman' is the old sclerotic, regulated past falling behind in the deregulated, faster, freer, richer, better world. —  Reason Magazine - Hit & Run
• Even if the character of the new government is not yet grasped in a politically conscious manner, there is an increasing sense that "Nothing has changed": the political system-sclerotic, corrupt, held in contempt-remains impervious to the interests and needs of the population.
• "Resistance to expanded public service programs can be expected from the ideologically sclerotic, those who occupy the negative ground between government as the problem and government as our enemy." —  Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com
• This has created a surreal environment, in which the anger and discontent of the working class is suppressed by the old, politically sclerotic organizations.

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