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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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For the U.S., the war in Vietnam was a moral and military quagmire .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But the prospect of hostage-taking opens up a new quagmire .
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Constant rain turned some of the walkways into quagmires.
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In early April it becomes a quagmire where people challenge their four-wheel-drives in the mud.
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Indeed, the inter-connections of this penal trinity of population, capacity and conditions form the heart of the reform quagmire .
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It may also distract its members from the present quagmire with legends of a storied past or promises of an ecstatic future.
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Still others have found themselves trapped in a horrendous and expensive quagmire of political, emotional, financial and legal issues.
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There is little more that we can do about this quagmire .
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Torrential rain was quickly turning the building-site into a quagmire .