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• But now it's a Democrat who is threatening to gum up the works.
• What could possibly gum up the works?
• Problems with computers gum up the works.
• The freeze, he said, would only gum up the works and confuse people.
• This Congress is a case study in how special interest money can gum up the works.
• Very fast, very businesslike interface ( few or no graphics to gum up the works ).
• U . S . Senate rules give too much power to each member to gum up the works.
• If such deliberately provocative users gum up the works, the project is not required to put up with it.
• McCurry accused Republicans of looking to " play politics and to gum up the works " on urgent foreign policy needs.
• British plans to gum up the works of next month's meeting of justice and home affairs ministers will also mean little change.
• By blitzing regularly and building pressure with their defensive linemen running slants, they staged a clinic on how to gum up the works.
• Old settings, data and other outdated system information that Windows has but no longer needs can gum up the works and slow things down.
• Over time these programs-- many unused after a test spin-- gum up the works of a PC, slowing it to a crawl.
• Using a 750-millisecond delay should gum up the works enough so your expensive new modem will behave like the cream of mid-1980s technology.
• There's this giant, demographic glob of baby boomers who, until we pass on, are going to gum up the works for everybody.
• The offense's mandate has been to not gum up the works, and it has succeeded under the resourceful direction of mobile quarterback Steve McNair.
• In the Senate, in particular, individual lawmakers wield wide power and can gum up the works regardless of the merit of legislation or record of nominees.
• It's an affliction common to shows produced by the supremely gifted David E . Kelley, whose creative juices sometimes boil over and gum up the works.