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Later, when rich nations donated 78 million doses for use in poor ones, the health agency could not deploy them because it was bogged down in negotiations with vaccine companies over liability and costs.
To fully appreciate this fact required revisiting the collection in slide-show form, because seen in a live runway presentation, it was bogged down under the inevitably lugubrious styling and became a blur.
But the initiative began to unravel again when the United States pushed to move up the verification process, partly to show a foreign-policy success at a time when it was bogged down in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Ironically, one technology site came under fire for publishing a 500-word piece about ad blocking that weighed in at 14mb, largely because it was "bogged down by unnecessary tools".
Today, Mr. Bush took a more conciliatory tack and said the Senate had not acted because it was "bogged down over a dispute as to how best to run the agency".
According to almost every opinion poll, public support for staying in the fight is dwindling across Europe.More positively, NATO is still in Afghanistan after nine long years, many of them characterised by America's neglect of the campaign while it was bogged down in Iraq.
But it's bogged down by oodles of exposition over here, and complete incoherence over there.
Mr Handy is clearly aligned with those who feel that it is bogged down in an overly-needy search for academic respectability.
"If we are to have this debate … we must do it without it being bogged down and censored by the tyranny of political correctness".
As disquieting as its message may be, "Terrorists in Retirement" is not a gripping movie, and it is bogged down by the inevitable and necessary historical minutiae.
