The fault-finders saw Delgado as a well-paid veteran well past his prime, the worn-out symbol of a dysfunctional roster.
When Elisa Izquierdo, a 6-year-old, was killed by her mother in 1995, she became a symbol of a dysfunctional bureaucracy, one that allowed a drug addict to retain custody of her daughter despite numerous reports of abuse.
"Earmarks have become a symbol of a dysfunctional Congress and serve as a fuel line for the culture of spending that has dominated Washington for too long," Mr. Boehner and Mr. Cantor said Friday in a statement.
Lockett, he says, is now a symbol of a dysfunctional Oklahoma state government that wilfully ignored due process.
Such are politics in Honduras, a longtime U.S. ally that has emerged as the prime symbol of an increasingly violent, dysfunctional Central America and now stands as the main transshipment point for Colombian cocaine headed for the United States.
Kylie, a friend of Cave's with whom he has duetted in the past, will undoubtedly forgive him, but one cannot help but wonder what Avril will make of such a twisted tale, and one that utilises her or, to be more precise, her vagina, as a symbol of impossible, unquenchable and terminally dysfunctional male sexual desire.
As the scent of BBQ fades from your preferred patriotic casualwear and our national four-day hangover subsides, let's check in with another symbol of America's proud progress -- the dysfunctional ladies of the O.C.! Lydia is getting her makeup done by an in-house makeup artist.
HAE type 2 (10 15 %): normal or high levels of dysfunctional C1-NIH 2.
Skin alterations are an indicator of dysfunctional housing.
Fans of dysfunctional family novels.
