And when Bergdahl deserts, the dysfunction of the military's counterinsurgency strategy mirrors the dysfunction of U.S. attempts to elicit intelligence about Bergdahl from a distrustful Afghan population.
Olson acknowledges the problem: "It's understandable, but it shows the dysfunction of our political system.
It is also, Appleton points out, where the dysfunction of America's immigration policy lies.
And the Daily Mail has bowled in, exposing the scale of the dysfunction of Karen's family.
"It becomes part of the miasma and the dysfunction of New York," Mr. Kim said.
This is not, however, simply another indicator of the dysfunction of parliamentary politics.
Allen Ginsberg, according to George Will, made his career on the dysfunction of American Society.
They're also just a typical example of the dysfunction of the American health care system.
Critics have blamed this on the "dysfunction" of the Coalition government and 45th parliament.
But amid the dysfunction of the past two years, that hasn't always happened.
What role did I play in the dysfunction of my relationship with the building manager?
