Deep crises, however, can produce stability if they force an orchestra to stop muddling along.
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Muddling along isn't a bad plan when you cannot come up with a better one.
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In the absence of such a shot in the arm, the economy seems destined to continue muddling along.
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Yet, they're still there, muddling along, dipping up and down in the polls like any government before them.
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Muddling along with the status quo might have been acceptable if global trade had stayed pretty much the same, too.
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And while the world economy is hardly booming (see the latest numbers on Chinese trade), it is still muddling along.
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Uber's board looks totally dysfunctional, but it's interesting how it has been muddling along to the right decision every now and then.
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Also underlying the titillated interest in civil war and civic armageddon, however, is an extreme fatigue with muddling along through clearly dysfunctional institutions.
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Muddling along with Kir will likely be many readers, because this densely written novella starts in medias res and only gets more obtuse.
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Muddling Along: The middle 70 percent of zip codes — including "comfortable" and "mid-tier" conditions — that experience varying degrees of success but are still far below prosperous communities' conditions.
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"We are just a bunch of human beings muddling along in a world that's very hard to understand," said mathematician Karen Uhlenbeck, the recent winner of the Abel Prize.
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The pioneer of live TV recording was just minding its own business, muddling along in a world it doesn't recognize when news broke that Amazon is looking to start a fight.
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And so, while the strongest cities are getting stronger, and almost all others are "muddling along," as Bloomberg View columnist Justin Fox has reflected, it doesn't have to be that way.
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Tom Cotton said former President Barack Obama's handling of Afghanistan has been "muddling along" in the region, but deferred to Trump's adviser and the commander-in-chief to reach a final decision.
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To be sure, there are brilliant, joyous little moments in each of the mini-movies that make up Aquaman, but there's also a lot of boredom and muddling along, thanks to all the exposition they require.
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And as the two tried to form an all-populist cabinet, investors hoped that the sobering prospect of power, together with EU deficit rules and the behind-the-scenes influence of the Italian president, would allow Italy to keep muddling along.
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" SAMEER SAMANA, SENIOR GLOBAL MARKET STRATEGIST, WELLS FARGO INVESTMENT INSTITUTE, ST. LOUIS (via email) "The number was a touch lighter than expectations but showed solid payrolls and wage growth, which should be enough to keep the consumer spending and the economy muddling along.
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Louisville pulls away from Siena in second half LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After muddling along to a three-point halftime lead against seriously outmatched Siena, Louisville used a 18-0 second-half run to blow out the Saints 473-60 on Wednesday night at the KFC Yum!
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For the U.S. central bank, if trade uncertainty drives down business investment and starts to hurt consumer spending, it may find itself cutting rates back to zero with the economy still muddling along, forcing Powell and his fellow policymakers to weigh whether to restart crisis-era tools even outside a crisis or recession.
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Proponents of reform argue that a more likely result of following the current Clean Air Act is the continued 'muddling along' approach to environmental legislation, with most important decisions made in courts on a case-by-case basis after many years of litigation.
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