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Some resent Seattle's gentrification, bemoaning the near-gridlocked traffic and arguing that the city's most interesting neighborhoods have lost their individuality to the property developers.

A driver surnamed Cao said it took her nearly an hour and a half to reach a destination just a few kilometers away, due to the gridlocked roads.

They recognize that some conflict is inevitable, but they don't get gridlocked in separate positions.

Nobody sits back in their chair at the office and dreams of cluttered streets, honking horns and gridlocked traffic.

With Congress gridlocked and interest rates already at zero, he also wonders whether government can do anything for the U.S. economy if it hits the skids.

Ban said last week that the negotiations were "gridlocked" but today said that "significant" progress was being made.

One snarl up this month along a highway leading into Beijing was at one point over 100km long and left traffic gridlocked for eleven days until it mysteriously vanished on Thursday August 26th.

In big cities, especially those in fast-developing countries in Asia and Latin America, gridlocked traffic is responsible for health-threatening levels of local air pollution.