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But its economy still managed to grow faster than expected in the third quarter, demonstrating what the World Bank calls the country's ability to muddle through the global slowdown and its own political confusion.

Those who believe that China's technocrats have the knowledge and ability to muddle through this downturn and successfully guide a sustainable economic recovery should hope that the officials in Beijing are a lot smarter than the lascivious officials in the provinces who keep making the news.

After this latest example of the English ability to muddle through Franz Beckenbauer may be relieved that the match is not being played just up the road at Monte Cassino.

But in an NFL season that's decidedly short on powerhouse teams, the Redskins' ability to muddle through Sunday represented progress.

Over the course of the euro crisis, no one has yet made money betting against the EU's ability to muddle through.

At first the government tried to muddle through by trying to recapitalise the insurer.

So the children have to muddle through just as they would in everyday life.

We just have to muddle through the meanwhile.

He suggests that the right course is to muddle through the rest of 2007.

The thinktank says Whitehall will not be able to "muddle through" the coming general election campaign.

The British way is to muddle through on the basis of vaguely understood traditions and conventions.