1. The streets are wedged solid with near-constant traffic gridlock.

2. The battle over spending led to gridlock.

3. He agreed that these policies will lead to gridlock in the future.

4. But the cumulative effect is gridlock.

5. The gridlock that characterized the Lamm years was about to end.

6. If gridlock was a hallmark of the Legislature during this era, so was corruption.

7. Congress is in gridlock.

8. Business, Investors Root for Split Decision, Gridlock.

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10. America's air - transport system is facing gridlock.

11. Many of the vehicles stuck in the gridlock are trucks carrying coal and fruit.

12. And there is no reason to think that gridlock rules that out.

13. Locked into our automobiles, we prefer gridlock to giving way.

14. With both sides seeking maximum advantage, gridlock is a distinct possibility.

15. A car breaking down at rush hour could cause gridlock across half the city.

16. What Brown inherited when he became speaker in December 1980 was an institution well down the road toward gridlock.

17. The United States faces years of indecisive government, with Washington paralysed by score-settling and legislative gridlock.http://

18. Outside, the Talbot Horizon was cooling its smug self after bunny-hopping me through the north London gridlock.

19. Only better public transport, according to the new consensus, can save the city centres from the threat of gridlock.

20. As majority leader in the Senate, Eland said, Dole was partly to blame for the gridlock in Washington.

21. It recently launched a program to cull the academic community for new technologies that will help ease the gridlock.

22. The average commuter spends the equivalent of 3.5 days in gridlock every year.

23. One of the ongoing partisan battles over spending led to a typical case of gridlock as the legislative session ended last month.

24. Traders pointed to the federal budget stalemate and worries the gridlock could continue indefinitely.

25. In the new Washington fewer laws will be passed, and gridlock will be a frequent problem.

26. Any car that stopped received a honking as if this were New York gridlock.

27. Demanding that opposition victories in Nov. 17 municipal elections be respected, the protesters created deliberate gridlock.

28. In fact, lots of fill ended up dynamic, but with exclusive one moving in and out, that three-hour actuation to Algonquian ended up state a lot thirster thanks to mid-day gridlock .

29. Then our nation was gripped by economic distress , social decline, political gridlock.

30. The capital is flat, most main streets have bike lanes, and bicycles (called zi xing che, "self driven transport") are practical, cheap, green and slice through the perpetual gridlock.

1. The streets are wedged solid with near-constant traffic gridlock.

31. Lieberman says MacCain is the best shot at breaking partisan gridlock in Washington.

32. The excessive number of cars caused gridlock in some cases.

33. In defect of gridlock, the result of fusion is unbelievable.

34. There's the canine unit and the equine unit and now police in car-congested Jakarta, where gridlock is legendary, have set up a new force to combat traffic jams -- the in-line skate unit.

35. But gridlock as a political strategy is destructive to the country.

36. Drivers exchange the gridlock that would happen at unmanaged junctions for a pattern of stop-go movement that can still be frustrating, and which burns more fuel than a smooth passage would.

37. This is especially important for freeway gridlock , the most challenging and frustrating form of traffic.

38. Road construction is the immediate cause for the gridlock, which stretches as far as Inner Mongolia.

39. This is a nationwide movement to promote environmental health, and alleviate gridlock.

40. So, at worst, a bitter contest could merely reinforce the gridlock, with a re-elected, more leftish Comrade Obama pitted against a still more intransigent Republican Congress.

41. That leaves less chance of gridlock when a big institution fails.