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stalemate | 1765 | the fifth entry on this list from the conservative game of chess, a stalemate is when an opponent has no move other than into check, and thus the game ends in a draw
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|inflation ''and'' high [[unemployment]] ''and'' stagnant demand by consumers, typically due to [[liberal]] policies as in the late 1970s under President [[Jimmy Carter]]
 
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|the fifth entry on this list from the conservative game of [[chess]], a stalemate is when an opponent has no move other than into check, and thus the game ends in a draw
 
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