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"It becomes part of the miasma and the dysfunction of New York," Mr. Kim said.

But often the institution matters more than the individual, and a leader channels the psychology and the dysfunction of the state.

The success of the protesters and the dysfunction of government are the flip sides of one another.

On the idea of a second referendum, the paper, a copy of which was passed to the Guardian, says that many Labour activists have appealed for a rerun of the referendum, in part because of "the disinformation of the leave campaign and the dysfunction of the government".

And for many Italians, contemplating the antics of Silvio Berlusconi and the dysfunction of today's Second Republic, the first one that featured Colombo may not seem too bad after all.

But it came amid growing fears that insurgents are regrouping in Baghdad, Diyala, Falluja and elsewhere, eager to capitalize on the prospect of American troops leaving and the dysfunction of a political class that has yet to agree on an Iraqi government, nearly five months after the election.

The DFL was developed by Oshima, et al. [ 37] and reflects the dysfunction of the family life of caretakers.

The patients presented with severe neurodevelopmental delay and hypotonia indicating the dysfunction of the central synapses.

"This is a glaring and ominous illustration of the dysfunction of the taxation system and the distribution of resources in this state".

Besides, ion deposition load may aggravate the PAG burden, and then lead to the dysfunction of PAG [1].

In this clip, he shares his views on this year's most senior presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders, age 74, and sounds off on the dysfunction of the American political system.