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Sustained cronyism could turn Asia's big economies into entrenched oligarchies rather than dynamic meritocracies.

"Everybody has gotten so wedged into entrenched positions that listening to music has to have something to do with file sharing," he said.

On the phone I genuinely warmed to her, and she regrets that many people have fallen into entrenched positions on MMR on both sides.

But the Deputy Prime Minister's allies fear he would run into entrenched opposition from activists for a fresh Tory-Lib Dem pact - even if that was the election's logical outcome.

"Why would they write a new one when the Afghans had a criminal procedure code that everyone knew?" As with efforts to engineer gender equality, many Western ideals ran head-on into entrenched Afghan beliefs.

Read the interview here As social media calcifies debate into entrenched positions and Spotify sells your moods back to you, raise a glass to Tony Conrad, an artist who never let himself be neatly packaged up.

That emphasis has quickly filtered into the entrenched Time Inc. lexicon.

But the clever rich are turning themselves into an entrenched elite.

The field has begun to divide sharply into two entrenched and unyielding camps.

After Gravelotte he abandoned any effort to break out westward toward Verdun and instead withdrew into the entrenched camp at Metz, where he was besieged by the Germans.

Wherever they seek to change old-fashioned economic and fiscal structures, they will run into deeply entrenched special interests and social attitudes.