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Stuck in Transition

Elephants stuck in mud.

And they face limitations, constraints, they may be weak, they may be located in the wrong part of the world, they may be Einstein, stuck away farming someplace in a rural village in India not being noticed, as was the case for Ramanujan for a long time, a great mathematician but nobody noticed.

Sami and Layla were stuck waiting.

Feiruz is stuck at the airport!

And our prison system itself is stuck.

Sami stuck plastic explosive on the window.

Had it stuck to that strength, it would not be the industrial giant that it is today.

I caricatured my way through three layers by just impressing the guards, but I got stuck. I got stuck at the third.

Life expectancy for men is stuck at 59.

Otherwise, their economies risk remaining stuck in recession.

But America s businesses see enough risk in the future to be wary of getting stuck with unutilized capacity.

That's what I got stuck doing the landmine campaign.

He explains Looks like I am stuck in Beirut.

The engine got stuck many times in the weeds.

How will all of this influence the Israeli Palestinian peace process, which appears stuck? It may be difficult to know, especially as the fundamentalist Hamas, now in control of Gaza, might be encouraged by the rising power of its parent organization in Egypt.

Many Egyptians may not have major misgivings about Gamal Mubarak per se, but they find it mortifying that, after 24 years of the father, they might be stuck with another 24 or more years of the son.

Are they just background noise from a soundtrack stuck on repeat when people say things like, Kids can be cruel.

Syria can say it backs this plan, but we're still stuck as to how the election will be carried out.

But the deal has not stuck, and the conflict has continued.

Lebanese Mark, who lives in Kuwait, says he is stuck in Beirut.

He further commented on the danger of being stuck in certain boxes.

It was stuck in between the relays on the Harvard Mark II.

Clashes are still underway in some cities and the country seems destined to be stuck in a political quagmire for a little while.

Both camps have stuck to their positions for at least a quarter century.

Nonetheless, much of the development policy community remains stuck in the distant past.

In Syria, Putin is stuck standing behind Assad as he slaughters his citizens.

Is Europe stuck? The current team of leaders has been an enormous disappointment.

I have stuck unto thy testimonies O LORD, put me not to shame.

Stranded travelers, interviewed at airports, typically said that they would rather be stuck at an airport than in a plane falling out of the sky.

Do you remember our being stuck in the snow with the car last winter?

Family stuck in car on the borders to duhook, no car is given access.

The psychological immune system works best when we are totally stuck, when we are trapped.

Prisons, of course, are where people who break our laws are stuck, confined behind bars.

At least it tells Europeans that they are not stuck together only for material reasons.

As I was leaving the plane in Paris, my bag got stuck in the seat.

I looked at the coffee cup. A bit of antenna was still stuck to it.

So, generally speaking, the work of courts is stuck due to lack of qualified staff.

Those that do not (Italy appears to be heading in this direction) will be stuck in a low growth trap for a long time, while Germany s top position is not guaranteed forever.

You would have had to be stuck in deepest Mongolia to avoid hearing that the United Nations climate panel, the IPCC, issued a new report last week.

They may be corporations, they may be mafiosi, they may be nice NGOs, they may anything, any number of things.

The ICC is like a cobweb small flies get stuck, but wasps and hornets get through.

He and his finance minister, Gordon Brown, stuck to their predecessors public spending plans, for example.

Its gates are shut on its residents and visitors. Our children are stuck in their schools.