Plural of filibuster; multiple instances of legislative obstruction or multiple people engaged in military adventures.
From filibuster (via Dutch/Spanish origins) with plural '-s' suffix, now commonly used in political discourse.
The U.S. Senate might be the world's most famous stage for filibusters—and unlike other democracies, it actually allows them, making American senators uniquely powerful at saying 'no' for extended periods.
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