And what those pressing matters are appear to be unclear.
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At first, it can be unclear what you are seeing.
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" She said, "The context in the actual post may be unclear.
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The process can be overly bureaucratic and in some instances may be unclear.
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The fate of that panel would be unclear if Mr. Nasralla becomes president.
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Though paternity lawsuits may be unclear, legal matters might someday touch the new siblings.
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Whether or not a clinic is offering an FDA-compliant treatment can be unclear.
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Things may be unclear, or maybe you're just believing what you want to believe.
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The validity of the dossier might be unclear, but the law here is not.
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However, they recommended a study on the law, which seems to be unclear to everyone.
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Sevigny Danny wants to shake up the system, wants things to be unclear and chaotic.
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Dr. Okoro advises caution, though, as their contents can be unclear and their effectiveness unproven.
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Perhaps it is a great cynical strategy to be unclear but I am not convinced.
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Until the latest tests are done, it will be unclear whether that estimate will change.
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The remarkable thing was that, without Mr Johnston's captions, it would be unclear which was which.
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There is no official HR department on Broadway, and the chain of command can be unclear.
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This should begin with their terms of service and settings that could be unclear to users.
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The law may be in place, but proper instructions to streaming services appear to be unclear.
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Agardh said celiac disease is often misdiagnosed in young children because the symptoms can be unclear.
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The UK's trading relationships are likely to change, but precisely how will be unclear for some time.
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"It appears to be unclear how people with preexisting conditions would be treated under the bill," Sen.
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Even though its cause might be unclear, for now, it's nonetheless important to mind the gap. 🚇
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Even today, more than 200 years later, it can be unclear where the lake begins and ends.
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On some sites, it can be unclear who is reviewing consumers' health data and prescribing the drugs.
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The measure would create a commission, largely controlled by the mayor, whose exact powers would be unclear.
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Other borrowers did not always understand what kind of federal loan they had, since statements could be unclear.
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It'd be unclear even if she hadn't just gorged on the best food and wine she's likely ever tasted.
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The answer may be unclear, but there's no doubt that this cutesy French topper is making a comeback, big time.
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At present, with the number of agencies involved, it can often be unclear if a new mission will be approved.
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For one, the presumed electricity savings of taking advantage of more daylight in the evening turn out to be unclear or nonexistent.
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Fresh off the recess, members seemed to be unclear on how Majority Leader Mitch McConnell could bridge the divide within the conference.
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Still, there is an odd sense of limbo, and it can be unclear where the sane space between overreaction and naïveté exists.
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The extent of the damage will be unclear for days because the fires are blocking many worried owners from reaching their wineries.
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And while the exact nature of the scam may be unclear, ordinary American families would end up being the victims either way.
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Lewis believes the outcome of the bill will be unclear until it comes before the Senate and gets sent back to the House.
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However, while its origins may be unclear, there's no question that you'll find this street food just about everywhere you go in Israel.
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In many cases, it can be unclear whether such contamination is isolated or evidence of a deeper systemic problem at a water utility.
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Analysts said the outlook for the Gulf Coast refining industry will be unclear until the rain stops and employees are able to return.
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Their effectiveness in damaging Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio may still be unclear, but the ads have clearly gotten under the two candidates' skin.
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Should anything be unclear to you at this point, go ahead and read through the rules of the contest for all the nitty-gritty.
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Though Trump often portrays himself as all-seeing and all-knowing, there's a lot of issues on which the president appears to be unclear.
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Details about their size or nature tend to be unclear, and the S&P analysts said much of the hidden debt is in those vehicles.
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For one, the presumed electricity savings of taking advantage of more daylight in the evening during the summer turn out to be unclear or nonexistent.
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There's a human behind each one — coming up with captions and manually generating the content — though it can be unclear who exactly that person is.
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In this geopolitical environment, we cannot afford to be unclear about the global norm against testing, nor about the permanence of effective monitoring and verification.
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But I can see how that might sometimes be unclear, since some drug names are being talked about as if they may be already working.
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We can continue to raise consent as an issue, but let's not suggest that healthy romantic activity typically involves situations when consent might be unclear.
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In response to Nordstrom's decision, President Trump took to Twitter to complain: Lest the message be unclear, his official presidential account dutifully retweeted the complaint.
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And that may take some time: Data on Iran's nuclear activities will be unclear until the International Atomic Energy Agency publishes its quarterly report in August.
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According to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, the condition causes soft sounds to be difficult to hear, and loud sounds to be unclear or muffled.
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For those who may be unclear, that is Cindy's MENSTRUAL cup...in a bag of rice her husband had used to make food the night before.
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The public goals may be unclear, and I think that can contribute toward some of the venom when you don't have very clear understandings of terminology.
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While it may be unclear whether racial bias played a role in the deaths of the two men in Illinois and Alabama, there are just two certainties.
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The official sought to clarify the administration's position after White House press secretary Sean Spicer seemed to be unclear on the matter at a Tuesday press briefing.
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Jon Snow's future may be unclear on Game of Thrones, but off-screen Kit Harington is doing everything in his power to maintain his own well-being.
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The plaintiffs believe the documents could shed further light on the origins of the proposed citizenship question, which Furman and other trial judges found to be unclear.
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After the many twists and turns that the Republican tax-overhaul legislation has taken thus far, it might be unclear to homeowners what's in store for them.
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Especially in countries like the U.S., where the legal situation can be unclear, we really need to be having these conversations and putting our wishes down on paper.
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"Our endpoints may be unclear right now, but the end goal is not: Our rules must keep pace with the modern media marketplace," he said, according to Variety.
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Mr. Trump, who returned to Washington on Saturday night, also confirmed that he would eventually make a state visit to Britain, but the dates continue to be unclear.
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Many of those firms investing internationally are private with publicly listed subsidiaries, which means what the parent company does can at times be unclear to the investing public.
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Additionally, the clinical trial involved a scoring system to measure how patients responded to Bendectin compared with a placebo group, and the researchers found the system to be unclear.
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And part of the problem with brands becoming increasingly more human on Twitter is that it can potentially be unclear, sometimes, if it's the individual's voice or the brand's.
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Yet Britain is scheduled to leave the bloc on March 29, and some analysts believe that the outcome will still be unclear until a few days before that deadline.
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"Any condition that affects the conduction of electrical impulses in the heart can cause atrial fibrillation," like heart disease or thyroid disease, or the cause may be unclear, he said.
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But it can be unclear where the data comes from, and there will always be underground markets through which this information could be bought and sold, or used as blackmail.
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" While it may still be "unclear" whether or not Donald Trump has committed impeachable offenses, if he has, there should be no question that impeachment is the "prudent political remedy.
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Scholz said nobody would have expected that it would still be unclear what sort of Brexit deal there will be just two months before Britain is due to leave the bloc.
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Examination of the first witness on Monday, Sprint Chief Marketing Officer Roger Solé, also suggested that the companies will try to prove that Sprint's future may be unclear without the merger.
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Cristian Maggio, head of EM strategy at TD Securities, said if the U.S. move against China were an opening salvo of something much bigger, it would be unclear how events would unfold.
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Furthermore, the language he used was so vague that even if the tough talk were perceived as an accurate reflection of the US position, it would be unclear what exactly it meant.
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Plenty of others have donated via credit card — though it will be unclear how many, or how much money was contributed, until Ekeland can finish sorting through which charges were real, he said.
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A senior White House official pushed back on the notion that the president was confusing important information, arguing that Trump was trying to clarify medical vernacular that might be unclear to the public.
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And since this was the first time the Iowa Democratic Party released Iowa satellite caucus results with tabulated vote tallies, it was not even known until Wednesday night that it could be unclear.
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" Democrats dismiss those notions coming from administration officials, and the president himself appeared to be unclear about the citizen status of Puerto Ricans, tweeting at one point that they "only take from USA.
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When we find ourselves in the midst an AI renaissance, but wherein it can be unclear who or what the renaissance is for—our convenience, mass data collection, omni-surveillance... better voice recognition software?
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"Even if the external environment continues to be unclear and the social atmosphere is tense recently, overall Hong Kong's economic and financial markets are still operating in a stable and orderly manner," he wrote.
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"Any discussion of the evil in (the massacre) in Las Vegas should consider the evil committed with malice and forethought by someone whose motives, in the end, will probably be unclear to us," she said.
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Analysts and investors assume Bass Pro Shops will be able to retain some of the benefits of the credit card business, but it will likely be unclear what the accounting looks like in the future.
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The ultimate fate of the long-awaited investor protection rule may be unclear, but one thing investors can count on is that they'll have to be more vigilant when it comes to their retirement nest eggs.
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Mylan told The Wall Street Journal on Monday that including the U.S. tax rate for the profits of products is "standard" and that Bresch did not intend to be unclear when asked about the profit rate.
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When we catch ourselves sharing a factually problematic headline just because it "[feels] so right," as LeJacq described it, it can be unclear whether truth even matters in the face of our desire to express ourselves.
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Dominic Stuttaford, European head of tax for law firm, Norton Rose Fulbright, said the law needed to be updated to tackle such problems but that the actual impact would be unclear until more details were published.
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There was also agreement that Bitcoin splitting into two blockchains would be very, very bad; transactions would be lost or duplicated; that it would be unclear what the real Bitcoin was; that the reputational damage would be significant.
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The scale of bullshit jobs might still be unclear, but the glee with which you seized upon these examples, muddling efficiency with notions of usefulness and value, suggests that there might well be some bullshit involved after all.
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For instance, he said repealing Dodd-Frank would end the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which was created by the law, and it would be unclear which agency would take over its oversight of consumer products such as mortgages.
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So, if your charge is for drug paraphernalia possession and you can&apost find the record that says "marijuana" paraphernalia possession, the record itself would be unclear and you could have a hard time getting the record erased.
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Richard Murphy, Professor of Practice in International Political Economy at City University London, said if there were new post-Brexit taxes, it would be unclear which set of accounts for Nissan's UK activities would be used in assessing any compensation claims.
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" Mr. Trump appeared to be unclear both about the timing of already scheduled votes in Congress and about the difficulty of his demand — a repeal vote "probably some time next week" and a replacement "very quickly or simultaneously, very shortly thereafter.
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While the poster's origins may be unclear, what is evident is that these baseless pedophilia accusations have been spreading more and more recently, and they're a key component of online conspiracies that tend to support conservatives and cast liberals in an unflattering light.
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"It's not a good time for an older, white establishment man to be running, especially one for whom #MeToo boundaries may be unclear," said Tresa Undem, a cofounder of the research firm PerryUndem, which has conducted recent polling on elections and #MeToo.
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Things won't be unclear for long: The planet of the mind, Mercury, meets with the planet of brilliance, Uranus, in quick Fire sign Aries at 11:05 AM. The Moon connects with power planet Pluto at 3:52 PM, creating a confident atmosphere.
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But Mr. Lowe's appeal, along with a companion case, present the court with the opportunity to tell the nation what the Constitution requires even if it rules in favor of the prison officials on the ground that the law used to be unclear.
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The exact reasons for the connection between sodas and these tumors may be unclear, but the message for consumers is still simple, said Dr. Igor Astsaturov, a medical oncologist at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia who wasn't involved in the study.
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Until then, it will be unclear whether the next government will be formed by the party that wants junta leader and former military chief Prayuth Chan-ocha to stay on as prime minister or the "democratic front" led by the party ousted in a 2014 coup.
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"Patients and physicians who use YouTube for educational purposes should be aware that these videos can present biased information, be unbalanced when evaluating risks versus benefits and be unclear about the qualifications of the practitioner," Boris Paskhover, lead author and an assistant professor at Rutgers New Jersey said in a press release.
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The plans sometimes "do not dedicate extensive planning for sheltering and accommodations for pets in emergencies" and can be "unclear why or how the plans at the state level are being delegated to county planners," DeYoung and two co-authors found in a 2016 paper published in the Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
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Unfortunately, that's a very hard argument to have – modern MMTers are messianic in their claims to have proved even conventional Keynesianism wrong, tend to be unclear about what exactly their differences with conventional views are, and also have a strong habit of dismissing out of hand any attempt to make sense of what they're saying.
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Whether it's the "I don't really care" jacket or the pink pussy-bow blouse Trump wore to an October 2016 debate after the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in which then-candidate Donald Trump bragged about grabbing women's genitals, Bennett wrote that while the specific message being sent by garments that spark theories may be unclear, any apparent significance wasn't an accident.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashLawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 220006 Sanford headed to New Hampshire amid talk of challenge to Trump MORE (Mich.) Amash has repeatedly declined to rule out running for president, though it would be unclear under which party he could launch a bid after he decided to leave the Republican Party.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) is favored to win most of California's 2628 pledged delegates Tuesday, but the final results are likely to be unclear for days or even weeks to come.
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But even those whose meaning might be unclear—"This year, I need to work on my way out of the world but I'm not sure if I have any idea what if I'm not going to try" or "The defining moment of 2017 will be when he is on my phone and I am not sure if he will be able to help me out of my own way"—feel evocative and resonant, a pleasure to ponder and interpret.
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