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This cycle of bureaucracy and gridlock has been repeating itself for months now.

* Dr. Gridlock has been trying for years to get this next problem fixed.

But, paradoxically, gridlock has been the electoral gift that keeps giving, as far as the Republicans are concerned.

The Washington Post's Dr. Gridlock has been chronicling many of your specific transportation questions in greater detail here.

"I can't imagine a time in modern history where gridlock has been more of a problem than it would be right now," he said.

The gridlock has been building for up to a year, the inevitable result of the difficulty of China's construction crews in keeping up with China's breakneck growth.

Those who hoped the conclusion of election season would break America's poisonous partisan gridlock have been sorely disappointed.

Injected embryos remaining from four of the five somatic cell experiments described above were allowed to mature to adulthood and crossed with wild-type fish (fish in which gridlock had been targeted have not yet reached maturity and therefore have not yet been tested).

If you want a good example of what can happen when politicians overstay their usefulness, look at Washington and the gridlock that has been a defining feature in our federal government over the last decade.

But Mr. Welsh, now 26 and an aspiring diplomat, said the gridlock in Washington has been "a real bummer ever since".

And they know that Congress is so paralyzed by gridlock that it has been unable to act even where there is overwhelming bipartisan agreement.