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In a rut.
In a settled or established pattern, habit or course of action, especially a boring one.
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Evidently their marriage is in a rut.
Stuart Morrison, Park Hills, Ky.: "The economy is in a rut".
If Miles Roby is in a rut, so is Mr Russo.
Statistics would suggest McCarthy, who joined Wolves in 2006 and led them to the Championship title three years later, is in a rut.
His team is in a rut, losing 6 of 10 games on their recent West Coast trip, and medical issues continue to hound his team.
Chinese retail sales grew almost 17 percent year-on-year in May, while consumption in the United States is in a rut.
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"We're in a rut," David Wright said.
Jonathan Wright Five years ago, Sean Conway was in a rut.
I know I've been in a rut lately.
His life, he said, had been in a rut.
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