Olson acknowledges the problem: "It's understandable, but it shows the dysfunction of our political system.
For us, aging is the creeping and then catastrophic dysfunction of everything, all at once.
It is also, Appleton points out, where the dysfunction of America's immigration policy lies.
And the Daily Mail has bowled in, exposing the scale of the dysfunction of Karen's family.
"It becomes part of the miasma and the dysfunction of New York," Mr. Kim said.
This is not, however, simply another indicator of the dysfunction of parliamentary politics.
Mentions that Cassie suffers from neuropathy, a dysfunction of the peripheral nerves.
Obesity, Kaplan said, which represents dysfunction of this system, is likely not one disease but dozens.
The complete dysfunction of South Sudan's government since independence in 2011 was largely ignored.
Allen Ginsberg, according to George Will, made his career on the dysfunction of American Society.
You also underestimate the dysfunction of the nation's government.
