But beyond that, there are broader — and murkier — issues.
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Was this deployment any murkier than your average PMC deal?
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Yet Bell and Levy see larger, murkier structures at play.
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Or is this actually a swampier, murkier version of "senior"?
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But in other places, the rules are a bit murkier.
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But the picture is murkier for poorer countries like India.
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The benefit is even murkier for a crypto coin company.
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But mental illnesses exist on a murkier sort of spectrum.
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Things get even murkier when it comes to live recordings.
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The American hotdog origin story is murkier than mystery meat.
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The security situation in Afghanistan is getting murkier with time.
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It is murkier because it is not a required disclosure.
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Where exactly the next tier begins and ends is murkier.
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Beyond 2017, based on history, things look a little murkier.
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The cyber challenge to NATO gets even murkier than 5G.
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That process gets murkier, though, at least from the outside.
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The waters (and the skies) get murkier here, to mix metaphors.
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As for the last rider, that's still a little bit murkier.
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The way this would work in practice is a little murkier.
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Now, the global outlook for output and trade is far murkier.
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The murkier water is appealing to bull sharks, the prime culprits.
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Scratch beneath the surface, however, and you find a murkier picture.
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The science around nicotine and heart problems is a little murkier.
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Replication, it seems, is a whole lot murkier than we thought.
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However, what's crystal clear in real life can be murkier online.
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The outlook gets murkier in the second half of 0003 though.
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But things get murkier the more you delve into the details.
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Meanwhile, the well-established origin story of Facebook is rather murkier.
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The GOP's campaign strategy is murkier but beginning to take shape.
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The between years, from roughly age 13 through 60, are murkier.
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However, the origins of the term "gaslighting" are a little murkier.
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It has plenty of material, but a murkier situation for buyers.
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But what would happen next is murkier, and would require further talks.
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Religious affiliation was a murkier variable than political affiliation, the survey found.
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Apple's relationship to the devices in question may be a murkier matter.
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Lemoin, however, is on a hunt far murkier than one for truffles.
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His regulatory rollbacks will make drinking water dirtier and national monuments murkier.
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Yet as testing season unfolds this year, the debate is becoming murkier.
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Endless levels of corruption and double-dealing make matters all the murkier.
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What this discovery could mean for the future is a bit murkier.
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The outlook for secretary of state is murkier, in part because Mrs.
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That question leads to murkier, deeper waters: What is an education for?
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But Steele stepped into a murkier realm when he left M.I.20163.
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Things get murkier still as Schumann puts the theme through mysterious variations.
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It uses that shell to take you into much deeper, murkier territories.
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Regarding the murkier pieces of the story, the family has its theories.
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The legal outlook for some other restrictions on the ballot is murkier.
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Noah, Rose's former teammate with the Chicago Bulls, has a murkier future.
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By the final two episodes on Tuesday, the central investigation of this six-part installment had gotten murkier and murkier, as the conflicts of interest compounded for detective Robin Griffin (Elisabeth Moss) and her partner, Miranda Hilmarson (Gwendoline Christie).
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And yet, in 2018 issues of race, poverty and injustice have become murkier.
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By the less tangible measure of cultural influence, things get a little murkier.
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The destiny of firms run by control fanatics, the second category, is murkier.
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The question of Facebook's own liability, on the other hand, has been murkier.
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The roles of other groups likely to participate in the offensive were murkier.
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The fate of another British-Iranian dual citizen, Mahan Abedin, is somewhat murkier.
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There are also disturbing new details about some of the scandal's murkier aspects.
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The nation's longest government shutdown, which ended Friday, has made the picture murkier.
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The truth is, defining space could make international relations and regulations a little murkier.
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Al Franken offers a good example of where murkier disagreements and confusion come in.
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However, other, the Moldovan banking system has been involved in other, even murkier dealings.
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As Zexi grew and thrived, the fund began to operate through murkier market channels.
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When it comes to existing investors following-on in a round, alignment is murkier.
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If it does move to the Senate, the fate of VAWA's reauthorization is murkier.
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Things get murkier when it comes to the husband's fascination with Native American history.
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The details of how to go about it were a little murkier, he acknowledged.
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But veterans of Washington recognized that the list was potentially far broader, and murkier.
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The science itself — like most attempts to link brain biology to behavior — is murkier.
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Or had the family's crime been something murkier, such as "sympathizing" with the group?
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It's a bit murkier to evaluate the infield, which is responsible for the shifts.
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In the hands of Garcia, James, and Underwood, the phrase's meaning is a little murkier.
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If Facebook is about the "noble mission" of "connecting people," then the tradeoffs are murkier.
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And though these goals may overlap for many, the execution of veganism is even murkier.
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For humans, the prospect of tilapia bandages is murkier, at least in the United States.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Over the last week, Twitter's fate has appeared to be murkier than ever.
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What the new GOP will look like, at this point, is a much murkier question.
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It's hard to say which is murkier: the trailer for "Bird Box" or its title.
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When it comes to Harris, Castro, Gillibrand, and beyond, the positions get a bit murkier.
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And now Kenya is in an even murkier, and more dangerous, situation than it was.
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Officer Shelby's case was murkier than many others, but the shooting still defied easy explanation.
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Start by separating legitimate problems from murkier and more subjective, or even outright speculative, complaints.
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The water is even murkier when you're examining remedies for false Privacy Shield self-certification.
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It gets murkier — the question gets more challenging, senator — when you get to the FISA.
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The address also had a spelling error in it — "Saint-Petesburg" — which made things even murkier.
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With lower than expected rates in that realm, the future is a bit murkier for Netflix.
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While effects on the market are becoming clearer, the motivations behind the bill's introduction are murkier.
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I tend to think, otherwise, things are a little bit murkier than an exact quantum description.
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Kenyan politics only became murkier and more scandalous between the Supreme Court's ruling and the Oct.
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Plus, when you add in extra fees like the home charger installation — things get even murkier.
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The rights and wrongs of the softwood-lumber dispute, which dates back to 1982, are murkier.
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"I think what they're calling the 'self quarantine' side of this is much murkier," she said.
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While Allen may have a legal case for recompense, the ethical or moral case is murkier.
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Yet after Tuesday's vice presidential debate, we are left with an even murkier picture than before.
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But if you define the market instead as "online information," the case is a lot murkier.
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After that, though, the question of who takes the number two spot starts to get murkier.
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But whether terrorism will drive voters to Trump in the general election is a murkier question.
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But it's his promise of protections for individuals with preexisting conditions that is a lot murkier.
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But after Chloe tries to engender a reconciliation between Ziggy and Amabella things get even murkier.
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While the historic nature of this shift seems clear, the judgment of history is much murkier.
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" But the article cites some who balk when "the symbolism is far murkier, like Christopher Columbus.
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To be fair, Reddit is also highly entertaining, despite — and occasionally because of — its murkier parts.
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Its role in the final approval of so-called Privacy Shield, struck last week, is murkier.
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Rambo's on-screen alliance with rebel soldiers was a prelude to a new, murkier global era.
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The line was clear when I was underage, but once I crossed that threshold, things got murkier.
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But the landscape gets murkier if there's a possibility of an animal experiencing human thoughts, Wolpe explained.
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Since it pertains to matters of the heart, it's actually one of the murkier aspects of astrology.
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While the new steps from DHS are a strong statement on its suspicions, the truth is murkier.
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What's murkier are the intentions of the Light Brigade, the rebel group led by Ofelia (Michalina Olszanska).
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But when the company's Assistant delivers an answer to one of your questions, the distinction becomes murkier.
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Instead of draining the swamp, the lobbying industry during Obama's presidency just got a little bit murkier.
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In many cases, data further complicates our view of the world, making things murkier instead of clearer.
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Wild insect biodiversity has increased as a result: It's a murkier story when we consider herbicide tolerance.
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The law also becomes murkier if there is an incident that involves multiple people from multiple nations.
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While the policy is clear from the state perspective, it's a bit murkier on the university level.
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It's not that easy to identify all the ingredients and how they were blended is even murkier.
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Even murkier is the status of the duke and duchess's royal titles if they make Canada home.
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Now, less than 90 days out from the presidential election, the TPP faces a much murkier future.
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But another 220,21 people — many of them from Duterte's watch list — have died under even murkier circumstances.
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Graham-Cassidy's viability under the Byrd Rule is murkier than that of its predecessors, experts told me.
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To make matters murkier, there are others present at the ceremony who support Smith's and Clinton's versions, respectively.
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Stare at it for more than a couple of seconds, though, and it quickly descends into murkier territory.
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North Korea was murky, through and through, and exploring it had often brought me into yet murkier situations.
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But if you step back and examine these stories as contributors to an overall trend, things get murkier.
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If the first movie does well, Garland will have license to follow the books into even murkier waters.
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Expect some helpful information to arrive early on today; however, the energy will become murkier later this afternoon.
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Sanders will have to ask himself what the end game is if the delegate numbers only gets murkier.
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In the case of one symbol, the history is murkier than the mayor makes it out to be.
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Apart from food, the regulation of claims in the advertising of shampoos and laundry detergent gets even murkier.
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Mr. Sterling's case was much murkier, experts said, in great part because Mr. Sterling was armed with a .
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They'll also report three different types of results this year, which can make determining a "winner" even murkier.
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Another day, another high-profile cryptocurrency hack — though in this case, the details are even murkier than usual.
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It's required reading for Robot fans and will shed light on the murkier plot points in Season 2.
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This plot becomes even murkier when Riverdale claims Betty has the same dangerous architecture built into her psyche.
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In the other attack, the details are a bit murkier, as it is unclear who the aggressor was.
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When death is offered as a treatment to relieve suffering, the choice to live or die is even murkier.
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But it leaves things a bit murkier for anyone else who wants to turn a buck with gene editing.
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Collapsed talks in Hanoi between Trump and Kim in February have only made the situation murkier for North Korea.
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Making things murkier is the UIDAI's conflicting messaging about whether an Aadhar ID is actually private information or not.
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Tumblr's future grew murkier this year, as it was acquired by Verizon and folded into a nightmarish mega-corporation.
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When it shows up in young children, though, the cause is murkier—and the outcomes are often more serious.
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That's why the idea to have direct talks with the Taliban is only going to make the situation murkier.
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Organizers struggled to explain why the water in two competition pools kept getting greener and murkier, irritating athletes' eyes.
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But today, privacy scandals and tech addiction have made the impact of pure tech companies feel a bit murkier.
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But things are murkier in the U.S., thanks to an overlapping structure involving an alphabet soup of federal agencies.
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When it comes to influencers and bloggers, though, the situation is a little murkier (and is less-charted territory).
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It's a much murkier question than joke-stealing, which the comedy community has pretty cut-and-dry ethics about.
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Previously, Mr. Yang had been held under murkier detention powers that left it unclear where he was being held.
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"The only thing I would predict for the future is that things will get murkier and more tense," he said.
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It's exploiting places where the boundaries between categories are murkier — often by building on what past administrations had already done.
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A game of two halvesBut although some of the headline figures are impressive, they mask a murkier financial picture overall.
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Sterling loitered at $1.2433 having fallen for three sessions in a row as the outlook on Brexit got ever murkier.
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Sterling loitered at $1.2435 having fallen for three sessions in a row as the outlook on Brexit got ever murkier.
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Sterling rose 0.1% to $1.2452 having fallen for three sessions in a row as the Brexit outlook got ever murkier.
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In recent years, estimates have grown even murkier — with more at stake, few want to be responsible for calculating them.
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Sterling loitered at $1.2440 having fallen for three sessions in a row as the outlook on Brexit got ever murkier.
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Murkier still: contemplating whether they'll ultimately be employees of Disney or 20th Century Fox (something that hasn't been determined yet).
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Last week, Deutsche Bank's future became even murkier after it abandoned talks to merge with another large German lender, Commerzbank.
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Perhaps nowhere is Mr. Sanders's party leadership role murkier, however, than in the way he has approached his endorsements — alone.
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This record feels different than anything else the band has done—it's just a little weirder, and a little murkier.
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As the story surrounding this tension gets murkier, others have begun to come up with new ideas that could explain it.
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Piled on top of this are murkier syndicated loans and bilateral debts, many to China and tied to big construction projects.
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With this sudden exit, the future grows even murkier for the startup that was once the toast of the VR industry.
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And while SpaceX is still the most prolific launch provider in the US, its long-term plans are a bit murkier.
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But according to Boling and others in the energy industry, the math is murkier, especially for small firms with lower outputs.
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Instead, the women found themselves in a much murkier situation, receiving dubious treatment at a clinic that was almost entirely unregulated.
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Elsewhere, Qween Beat producer Skyshaker's "Bring Me to Life" bootleg plunged Evanescence's Grammy Award-winning hit into murkier, dembow-driven depths.
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But while what happened with Mr. Kogan's Facebook data set is now known, the fate of other information hoards is murkier.
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In contrast to the usual law and order tales, the more that Shigemori uncovers about the case the murkier everything appears.
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Mr. Cohen's accusation about a possible pardon is murkier, and had also come under scrutiny by federal prosecutors in New York.
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When slightly more respectable journalistic outlets repeat CNW numbers — and they often do — those figures get both murkier and more authoritative.
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Washington (CNN)DACA may have won a court victory Tuesday night, but the decision only makes the legal path forward murkier.
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In recent years, though, social scientists have been wrestling with a murkier question: What will climate change mean for human welfare?
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The same goes for the slightly murkier category of "distinguished foreign visitors" or individuals considered official representatives of a foreign government.
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While the Girl Scouts allow and publicly support transgender members, this case makes clear that the Boy Scouts' stance is much murkier.
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But the question of which Democrat is most "electable" against Trump looks murkier and more contested than ever after last week's debates.
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For users frustrated by the lack of clarity around how these companies make decisions, the added voices have made matters even murkier.
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And stuck in the middle was the Irish boxing scene, where things probably couldn't be murkier or more hopeless than they are.
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But some Fed watchers thought Yellen's message was murkier than usual and raised doubts about the central bank's forecasts and monetary path.
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We won't venture a guess as to any of the others, because that would mean stepping into far murkier and controversial territory.
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The question grows much murkier for patients with dementia or mental illness who have specified VSED under certain circumstances through advance directives.
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Foreign diplomats and analysts say Iran's ties to the Houthis are murkier, although Iran has provided the group with some military support.
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The ending of Mr. Reed's story is murkier: He was released from prison in May 1863, and may have been arrested again.
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But he's not in the early episodes, and the apparent new villain is murkier in motivation, less overtly frightening and less charismatic.
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The picture for the rest of the year gets murkier, with traders expecting various scenarios through the Fed's last meeting in December.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker co-sponsored Sanders's bill for good measure, though they've made their positions murkier since they began running.
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But she'd been in the US for a decade before that, and her immigration history during that decade is a little murkier.
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Instead, it dived, quick and confident, into murkier waters, exploring themes less comforting but more interesting than "love makes a family" sloganeering.
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For the length of the eighteenth century and much of the nineteenth, truth seemed more knowable, but after that it got murkier.
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But in recent years, it has become something murkier in definition and more reflective of our highly competitive, 24-7 work lives.
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Indonesia, a vast archipelago of 17,3503 islands, may conjure images of golden beaches and blue seas — but the reality may be far murkier.
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Edgarton's direction is meticulous, his performance gripping, matched only by Jason Bateman as the model husband whose past is murkier than it seems.
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Why we cross our fingers while telling a lie has even murkier origins, but many believe this has to do with God, too.
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Martínez had no qualms about explaining the murkier capabilities of Facebook ad targeting, yet he denied that the company could listen to you.
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Although it has been a political success, seemingly demonstrating that the EU can control its borders, its humanitarian impact has been far murkier.
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These days, the relationship between the two is a bit murkier, although Thompson appeared to address breakup rumors in a recent Halloween post.
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But perhaps the bigger—and murkier—question here is how this drama-filled episode might change investors' feelings about Musk as a leader.
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Things become even murkier when you look beyond licensed dealer transactions, such as sales made at many gun shows and through private parties.
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For the Turpin children, seven of whom are over 18, the future is decidedly murkier even after they get released from the hospital.
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GE's digital future looking murkier with move to spin off Industrial IoT biz These aren't the first deals to go south this year.
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Or maybe it's murkier, but drives to the same conclusion: that Putin in some way, for some reason, has the goods on Trump.
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Will the series finally give us some resolution into Denice's murder, or will the characters and stories lead us into even murkier waters?
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His personal involvement in all those is clear (unlike the murkier question of whether he knew about or was involved in Russian interference).
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The virus outbreak has created "a much murkier environment where having further material upside in equity markets is much more questionable," Gayesk said.
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But as the outlook for the current quarter gets murkier given the rapid spread of the coronavirus, Frydenberg flagged an imminent fiscal stimulus.
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That's notoriously hard to measure, leaving previous studies to grasp at murkier metrics like the number of likes or retweets Russian posts received.
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The virus outbreak has created "a much murkier environment where having further material upside in equity markets is much more questionable," Gayesk said.
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The outlook for next year is murkier, with the market expecting just 1.6 rate hikes to the Fed's forecast for three, he said.
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The latest research on testosterone and muscle growth, however, shows that the connection between the two is a lot murkier than was once believed.
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Not to mention that a suspension for possible PED use without the evidence of a failed test creates a murkier atmosphere for NFL players.
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The internet is about to get a whole lot murkier, and by consequence, our ability to discern fact from fiction will be in jeopardy.
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Beyond that, Warner Bros.' future only gets murkier, not least because the disappointment of Justice League seems to have thrown their plans into disarray.
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Since the 2016 election, the swamp has only gotten murkier, and the President's situational attempts to "drain" it of his political rivals ring hollow.
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But the issue gets murkier when it comes to groups espousing white nationalism or immigration policies that can directly or indirectly veer into racism.
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It's fair to not that a lot of these things have the tendency to be a bit murkier at the launch of a startup.
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It was an unsettling sight, appearing to become greener and murkier as the day went on, having been a lovely light blue on Monday.
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The answer, once settled, is murkier now that Trump is preparing for a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 16 in Finland.
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It all gets into even murkier territory from there, when it becomes clear that SVU detectives have become a part of the plot themselves.
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While there are endless conversations about gender equality and sexism in the workplace, and in the presidential election, the realm of dating seems murkier.
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CS: Steve is right that so much of this is about the murkier territory of intimacy and desire — all of that is worth examining.
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It's no slight to Fran Stringer's perfectly fine Pringle show to acknowledge that the uses (and abuses) of fashion week seem murkier than ever.
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It could be that the collusion case is a lot clearer, or the obstruction case a lot murkier, than it appears from the outside.
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In reality, things are much murkier; Trump and Putin, during the meeting at the G20 summit, clarified that Moscow hadn't meddled in the 2016 election.
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The ever-murkier situation is a part of a deepening shadow power struggle between Saudi Arabia and Iran for proxy control over the Middle East.
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"They can leave the law even murkier than it was before with a 63-4 split, so they work hard to minimize them," Epstein said.
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As games continue to approach photorealism, and as higher-quality virtual reality and sophisticated artificial intelligence become more common, the debate will only get murkier.
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I try to see clearly when just criticism of Israel and Zionism veers into something murkier and more sinister, the ugly rhetoric of anti-Semitism.
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Beijing's financial risk clamp-down has already slowly pushed up borrowing costs, and is restricting alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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If these coins have evolved so there is not an issuer or an organized third party behind them, then the determination becomes a lot murkier.
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While Strasburg looks to be in line to start the Nationals' first game of the second half, Syndergaard's post-All-Star Game availability decidedly murkier.
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And it is also in such places where moral judgment is arguably easier to render than in the murkier precincts of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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He is linked to one of Ukraine's murkier oligarchs, Ihor Kolomoisky, whose television channel airs Mr. Zelensky's show and who has actively promoted his candidacy.
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The news is murkier in Montana, where one poll showed a tight race and another showed the Democrat, Senator Jon Tester, with a solid lead.
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What a lasting ceasefire — specifically one between the Afghan government and the Taliban — might look like, and how it might be implemented, is much murkier.
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At the same time, re-routing resources from a strategy with proven results to one whose ROI is murkier can be a hard sell, too.
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What happens to that still unwritten legislation, should it somehow pass the Senate and come back around to Ryan's House, is a much murkier question.
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Sentiment toward the movie has gotten murkier as its release date approaches, though: think pieces, theories, and controversy surrounding the film and its implications abound.
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It makes, for example, 27, late 200, much murkier because we pulled forward some demand for both capex and goods due to the tax cuts.
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It may be conflicts like these, along with even murkier ones, that led American intelligence officials to refuse a top-secret security clearance for Kushner.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is denser, murkier, more overwhelming, blurring the sonic lines and letting loose the feelings that were once boxed in.
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But experts believe it's better for the FEC to make a formal rule than to settle the issue through ad hoc exemptions, which leaves murkier boundaries.
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" As a result of the clampdown on press freedoms, she prophecies, "The world will grow murkier," as "Coverage, and thinking, will drift in a Trumpian direction.
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Things become even murkier because the second problem with lithium pricing is that most trade is conducted between a small number of producers and their customers.
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"Shuffle" seemed at times to have one foot stuck in the mire of a murkier racial past, even as it strode boldly forward with the other.
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If we're going according to the world of Game of Thrones, however, the facts of life — and what can happen after it — get a little murkier.
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But while the symptoms of celiac—diarrhea, fatigue, weight loss, anemia, and more—are known and recognizable, the causes of the disease are a bit murkier.
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The din of partisan bickering about stand-downs and CIA talking points has drowned out murkier questions about what the US was actually doing in Benghazi.
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But the moral ambiguities of her situation got murkier, because the House investigation was announced after right-wing publications released the unauthorized nude photos of Hill.
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But for officials who feel it's only fair to make people work for government aid, the question of whom it's fair to exempt gets much murkier.
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That suggested lingering effects from the authorities' previous efforts to crack down on some of the murkier parts of the vast but rickety Chinese financial system.
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And while some forthcoming platforms — like HBO Max (May) and Quibi (April) — seem like they're sticking to their launch dates, the future seems murkier for others.
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Nepotism, egregious conflicts of interest, flights on the public dime to see Wimbledon and the eclipse — the Beltway wetlands are now wilder and murkier than ever.
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The commission has set itself the murkier goal of spending money on things that "contribute" to climate goals, raising the risk that it is poorly focused.
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The agreement centralizes more power within the White House, giving it more control over how the tax bill, including some of its murkier provisions, is interpreted.
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If Bloomberg can make inroads with the black community, his path to the nomination becomes a whole lot easier, and Biden's prospects a whole lot murkier.
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But within the nearly 150 pages of records provided on Tuesday by Corey to ethics officials, text messages between Gillum and Corey present a murkier picture.
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A wash of murky hues and murkier narrative developments, the movie was directed by Fede Alvarez, who shares script credit with Jay Basu and Steven Knight.
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"That will give us a window into some of those murkier times of Mars, when we think there were standing bodies of water," Dr. Garvin said.
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As more information is revealed about more connections between Trump associates and Russians, the picture gets both murkier (because of complexity) and clearer (because of marginal transparency).
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But in revering them, we should remember their murkier roots: instead of polished, cleaned up recreations, we should celebrate them in all their scuffed up, subversive glory.
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"Angels in America" paints a murkier reality, and if nothing else, Desplechin proves that the play deserves a spot in the hallowed repertoire of the Comédie-Française.
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But one area of Alphabet's business that only continues to get murkier is its "Other Bets" category, a line item that includes nearly every non-Google division.
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And in a way, this is Twin Peaks' doppelgänger: something that wears its face, but with a different hairstyle and a cooler jacket and murkier, crueller intentions.
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The evidence on the likely fiscal impact of refugees is murkier, as adding up the tax paid and benefits received by any individual or group is tricky.
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Beijing's deleveraging campaign, aside from gradually pushing up borrowing costs for the corporate sector, has restricted companies from tapping alternative, murkier funding sources such as shadow banking.
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Why he is so unwilling to do so is a bit murkier -- although Scaramucci shed considerable light on the President's motivations in his Sunday interview with Tapper.
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But things get murkier when we return to the question of exactly what Trump knew about all this at the time — something that has never been clear.
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It becomes murkier if Trump decides to fire Rosenstein, because the law does not say Trump can appoint an acting replacement for an official who is fired.
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Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's death by apparent suicide early Saturday morning while in federal custody has made the future of already complex legal proceedings even murkier.
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But most assets in 403(b) accounts are invested in the murkier side of the market, which is not covered by the federal law, known as Erisa.
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Yet when it comes to state sponsored cybercrimes, cyberespionage, and other offenses in the digital world, whether and how to confront these actions become a lot murkier.
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What is clear is that not even a strong household income number will let the two candidates avoid grappling with a murkier narrative about the American economy.
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But when you have neo-Nazis and drug barons on one side and innocent or psychologically vulnerable men on the other, the waters become a little murkier.
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But the government can also enter a murkier sort of ground where it requires the merging companies to make promises about how the business will be run.
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Prospects are murkier in Mexico, where the man widely known as AMLO, a populist like Bolsonaro though of opposite ideology, took over as president on Dec. 1.
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The emphasis in series is somewhat murkier, with a "Star Wars" spinoff, "The Mandalorian," among the more eagerly anticipated titles being used to help launch the service.
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Franchise player Carmelo Anthony wondered whether the Knicks even wanted him, and Jackson, the sage philosopher that he is, decided to make it even murkier for his star.
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Here's how Pineda described it in a press statement:When we dove down in the submarine, we noticed the water became murkier as we got closer to the bottom.
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If figuration in art served as a guide to forming that narrative, abstract art made the work of divining the intent and ideas behind the work even murkier.
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Beijing's financial crackdown, now in its third year, has slowly pushed up borrowing costs and is choking off alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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Thanks to some apparent internal mismanagement, Canada's police have managed to throw the public back into a murkier understanding of how widespread Stingray devices in Canada really are.
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Now that frank prejudice is ostensibly out of bounds, the country finds itself in murkier territory, arguing about the kind of bias that is less obvious and intentional.
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For Americans who want to visit Cuba, things got even murkier as the Trump administration last week said that it would further restrict nonfamily travel to the island.
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The financial outlook became even murkier on Thursday when Mr. Maduro said he would seek restructuring of Venezuela's enormous foreign debt, a move seriously complicated by American sanctions.
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There you could buy a jar of Gold's schav — a murky, drab green curiosity that sat next to the even stranger and murkier gefilte fish and the borscht.
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Murkier still are the thousands of cyberstrikes against the Macron campaign's website and hundreds of attempts to gain access to its email accounts through so-called phishing attacks.
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But things became much murkier when a hacker calling himself or herself "Guccifer 22019" dumped a trove of documents he claimed were among "thousands" stolen from the committee.
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She also begins exploring the murkier corners of her husband's life, the places that he's never invited her into and that turn up a couple of mild surprises.
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But as reports emerged of suicides and gay men in religiously intolerant countries such as Saudi Arabia being at risk, the ethics of the data dump became murkier.
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Officials at the city of Hollywood, where one of the outflows is based, says the connection between sewage outflows and coral reef decline is murkier than Carmichael's analysis, though.
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Without one emerging faction as the winner, the agenda on trade, immigration, old-age entitlements and the role of the U.S. in a globalized world would grow even murkier.
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Most models put Irma as a major hurricane south of the Bahamas at some point on Friday, according to WaPo's Capital Weather Gang, but things get murkier from there.
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But the fairness of that rule becomes murkier as criminal law strays into areas that don't have obvious moral significance, or require significant legal knowledge just to understand them.
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Studies suggest that media coverage of actual suicides by celebrities can be followed by an uptick in suicide rates, but the possible effect of fictional suicides is much murkier.
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But extensive interviews by Times reporters revealed a murkier operation, marked by cases of physical abuse, that transferred billions of dollars in private wealth to the crown prince's control.
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"Mueller is murkier than each of those," said John Q. Barrett, an associate independent counsel under Mr. Walsh and now a professor at St. John's University School of Law.
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The warning signs in Mr. Burton's case were murkier, all the more reason, Ms. Wolf, the mental health lawyer, said, that colleges should have a clear protocol for responding.
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With Tillerson on his way out and CIA Director Mike Pompeo tapped to be the President's top diplomat, the future of the Iran deal probably gets a lot murkier.
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In this instance, Trump's son cited attorney-client privilege because attorneys were present during the conversation with his father, pushing the issue even further into far murkier legal territory.
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On everything from nutrition facts labeling to the FDA's voluntary sodium reduction targets, GMA's lobbying is making the future murkier for its member companies and more bewildering for consumers.
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But while one 2001 article analyzed 140 years of popular articles about crying, and found that 94 percent promoted crying as beneficial, the actual research paints a murkier picture.
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But things get murkier when you consider the fact that the most desirable players in FUT float on the game's own free market, with prices set by gamers themselves.
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Stephane Monier, Head of Investments at Lombard Odier Private Bank, said he started to reduce his underweight position in European equities last month, even as the political outlook got murkier.
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We are watching this very closely because as a group, China is a very important market for us even though the short term growth seems to be a bit murkier.
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This amounts to recognising that although economists may like to believe that their profession is a meritocracy, in which the best rise to the top, the reality is much murkier.
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However, when considering an audience of educators or the general public, assigning value to a certificate becomes murkier, as it's dependent on the reasons a participant is taking the course.
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The problem is, the lines between these categories have been getting murkier and more difficult to distinguish for years, making what once seemed like well-defined groupings become increasingly arbitrary.
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Getting back to the torso rule for track and field, it's a little murkier, according to Lolo Jones: This is where Miller began her horizontal journey: That's pretty far away!
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Washington (CNN)The future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program got murkier Tuesday when the Texas attorney general made good on a threat to challenge it in court.
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Now, with a new management structure coming in, the future of his job seems murkier—who knows what change will bring, or if he'll want to stick around for it.
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But the political picture across Europe is murkier, with new parties on the left and right advancing, while the mainstream parties, including the Conservative and Labour parties in Britain, shrank.
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It is worth noting that the more social the occasion, the murkier this gets: At a team happy hour, for example, everyone might be expected to get their own drinks.
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The talks are expected to continue, but the potential for a deal became murkier after President Donald Trump signed a bill supporting protesters Wednesday, and Beijing responded negatively in return.
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There are tracks, like "Half Believing" or "I'd Kill for Her," with simple stories, like power dynamics between two people, but they could also be about something larger and murkier.
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That shadow would only grow larger and murkier during the ensuing custody battle between Farrow and Allen, which served as the setting for the pivotal chapter in the Allen controversy.
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This time around, there's added tension because one of the villains has information on Agent 23's past, a long-running series mystery that seems to get murkier with every entry.
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Rights groups say a lot of abuse occurs at the murkier ends of supply chains when suppliers subcontract production from third-party factories that are much harder to keep track of.
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While Didi's international future is a bit murkier since its Uber investment, the company still has to focus its efforts on truly saturating and acquiring all of China's potential consumer market.
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What will be debated here is the question of liability for the impacts of climate change, a much murkier legal issue and one with huge financial consequences for the energy sector.
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Much as with the emperor and inventor, the acceleration of innovations and magnitude of change puts us in promising but murkier territory as we enter the second half of the chessboard.
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In the very long-run, as tax increases in the bill take effect, cuts expire, and the cost of the bill increases interest rates on federal debt, the effect becomes murkier.
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The videos were typical of the murkier corners of online white supremacism, with unverified footage claiming to show Muslim migrants attacking white Europeans and destroying a statue of the Virgin Mary.
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When the British voted in a referendum to leave the European Union, it clouded the political outlook across the region, and that made the economic and investment outlook far murkier, too.
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If other newspapers follow suit and public opinion surveys decline, the pollster anticipates French voters will end up with a murkier understanding of its political landscape rather than a clearer one.
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Sondland's account of the second and even more scandalous quid pro quo — releasing hundreds of millions of dollars in blocked military aid for Ukraine, in exchange for Ukrainians — is far murkier.
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They have argued that the modern battlefield is an environment where typical concepts of right and wrong don't apply, existing not in black in white but in murkier shades of gray.
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The political side seemed a bit murkier — but that may just be a function of politics, where victory and loss is often far less clear than it is on the battlefield.
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The Second Circuit will have to decide how much of Newman's analysis survives when it moves into a murkier area that mixed together business dealings and some measure of personal friendship.
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The administration's posture toward Ukraine is only getting murkier as Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, is also trying to enlist the Ukrainian government to pursue investigations of personal interest to Trump.
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The comparison is slightly unfair for another reason: While scientists have been researching the effects of alcohol for decades, the science of cannabis is murkier because of its mostly illegal status.
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In the very long run, as tax increases in the bill take effect, cuts expire, and the cost of the bill increases interest rates on federal debt, the effect becomes murkier.
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But what a department should — and can — do gets a little murkier when officers belong to Facebook groups that deal in hate, or when they share hateful, violent, bigoted material online.
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After these first steps — carbon taxes, the Green New Deal, carbon burn reductions based on the Paris Agreement — things get murkier, but the trajectory of improvement would make the next steps clearer.
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But the singer's alleged involvement is just a high-visibility piece of a much murkier investigation into broader accusations of prostitution and sexual misconduct at popular nightclubs in Seoul's affluent Gangnam district.
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They leaned into the vacant locker of injured third-string quarterback Bryce Petty to hear each other speak following a victory that both saved the Jets' season while making it even murkier.
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Why it matters: Advertising was supposed to become more transparent in the digital era, but instead it's gotten murkier, leading to more fraud, shady business practices, discrimination, and even national security issues.
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The cost-benefit analysis becomes murkier in the case of the estimated eighty per cent of American adults who do not get their recommended hundred and fifty minutes of exercise each week.
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If determining the appropriate, effective, and politically feasible response in Syria was tough in the Obama years, it's considerably murkier now, thanks to the increasing problem Russia presents to U.S. foreign policy.
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Video games have never been just games, but as developers grow their ambitions, thanks to evolving, powerful game development tools, the line between real life and simulation has been growing much murkier.
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And in that role, she said, she's seen up close the fallout from the rising global market uncertainty, which has grown even murkier with the escalation of the US-China trade war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last week to impose hefty tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium sparked concerns of a full scale trade war and has made the dollar outlook murkier.
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But a murkier question looms over the ruling: Is forum selection for Securities Act class actions the first step on a path that leads to mandatory arbitration of all shareholder fraud claims?
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As stories of sexual misconduct continue to dominate the news, a debate has erupted over encounters that may not be viewed as sexual assault, but constitute something murkier than a bad date.
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Those outside the judiciary who want to address sexual harassment claims can turn to the courts to seek justice, but the process is murkier when the accused party is a sitting judge.
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All subsequent arguments on which monuments to heave into the landfill of history are going to be murkier and will surely lay bare what an exasperating country General Lee failed to destroy.
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Adding to a murkier economic picture for Fed officials is the limited amount of data that wasn't released by the Commerce Department during the partial government shutdown, the longest in American history.
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Research is just starting to scratch the surface on all of the health risks associated with vaping in general, and when you throw CBD into the mix, the waters get even murkier.
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The ethics of these experiments become even murkier when a corporation like Ascendence is paying for them to happen and the scientists who developed the work aren't the only ones experimenting on themselves.
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His on court resume—a career record of 416–141 and two NCAA titles, one with Louisville in 2013—has been outstanding, but the background of his coaching career continues to grow murkier.
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But it gets murkier when you remember Thiago Alves showing up four pounds over for his bout with Matt Hughes or, more recently, Alex Oliveira showing up six pounds over against Will Brooks.
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Innocence and guilt are legal (and also metaphysical) standards, but when we talk about the behavior of artists and our feelings about them, we are inevitably dealing with much messier, murkier, subjective issues.
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THE TOPLINE: The situation in Syria grew even murkier Monday as the U.S. military investigated a weekend airstrike that reportedly hit Syrian troops by mistake and a week-old ceasefire appeared to collapse.
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While the policy truth might be murkier than the Democratic attacks suggest, Fitzpatrick's experience shows that even Republicans who bucked the party on Obamacare repeal can't escape the Democratic anger on preexisting conditions.
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What's murkier is whether Trump could demote Powell from his role -- a possibility that Trump refused last month to rule out, though senators said they weren't sure he had the power to do it.
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And if anything, throwing video into the mix can make the picture even murkier, giving everyone the opportunity to find the split second that makes their case; the new angle that Raises New Questions.
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While it might be commonplace for an employer to track internet activity or block certain sites while you're using their machines, the line gets a little murkier when you're talking about your own home.
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Ms Road: The potential benefits of genomics are huge, from the relatively clear-cut pros of pre-emptive treatment and precision medicine, to the slightly murkier areas of genetic editing, athletic selection and forensics.
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"For third parties, it becomes a bit murkier," he said, referring to, for example, what data voice assistant Alexa (third party, in this case) might know about the smart lightbulb (first party) it's controlling.
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We thought it would be interesting if he had a murkier backstory, so that by the time we got to season whatever, he's the Ralph Dibny that everybody knows and loves from the comics.
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The only truly weird thing about Sia and Kanye West's collaboration is that it's a shockingly upbeat song from a duo not afraid to get real about the murkier side of their emotional spectrums.
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The water in two of the competition pools has grown progressively greener and murkier all week, even as officials have been unable to provide a plausible explanation for the problem, let alone solve it.
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Wars today are likely to mimic the Ukraine — where Russian troops mingle with fifth-column separatists, or Syria, where Russian weapons and air support assist Assad's troops and murkier forces from Iran and Hezbollah.
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Van Dyk chronicles this phenomenon of underground hostage negotiations, which he calls "the work of ghosts," and each of his successive trips back to the region to retrace his footsteps gets murkier, more convoluted.
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Political analysts said the choice of Mr. Takht Ravanchi was notable partly because it suggested that Mr. Zarif's own influence in the Iranian hierarchy, which had become murkier in recent weeks, might have rebounded.
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"This case falls in the murkier area in which Congress is plainly aware of the lack of statutory authority and has thus far failed either to create or reject it," the New York judge wrote.
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Given that Rodriguez had self-confessedly been saving for a holiday with his wife and daughters before hotfooting it to Spain instead, the moral of his story is perhaps murkier than your average heart-warmer.
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The very same team has also found in previous research that large portion sizes and bigger tableware increased consumption of food and non-alcoholic drinks, but that results are murkier in the case of booze.
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The nature of that relationship seemed even murkier after the Albany judge's ruling, when Mr. de Blasio's response seemed to tacitly acknowledge that there was little separation between the nonprofit and him and his administration.
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Relatives of Americans imprisoned in Iran implored the Trump administration on Wednesday not to forget their loved ones, whose fates may have just become murkier now that the United States has quit the nuclear accord.
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The circumstances surrounding it had become all the murkier this week after Mr. Giuliani gave an explanation of how the funds to Ms. Clifford were accounted for that contradicted all those that came before it.
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Of course, campaigns and candidates are not the only entities that have funds they are looking to spend on a political process — and the rules and scrutiny on those outside groups and individuals are much murkier.
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But it has run into a problem: The whole concept of an "expansion" team turns out to be a lot murkier than you might think, and that makes comparing the Knights to what's come before tricky.
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Jordan Peele fans who go to his latest film "Us" hoping to find another "Get Out" may be disappointed: Where Peele's directorial debut lent itself to straightforward political allegory, the follow-up feels murkier and stranger.
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The picture has become much murkier with the most recent high-volume deliveries into the LME's Asian network taking place at Singapore, to which China has exported only a modest 5,000 tonnes so far this year.
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The government is in the third year of a regulatory crackdown on riskier lending practices, which has slowly pushed up borrowing costs while reducing these alternative and murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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The government is in the third year of a regulatory crackdown on riskier lending practices, which has slowly pushed up borrowing costs and is pinching off alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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That consensus has dissolved more recently with the expansion of a fifth, much murkier, category of refugees, which has ballooned to protect victims of modern threats coming from nongovernmental entities such as gangs and terrorist organizations.
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In "The Convent," so many of these are gouged, popped or singed that it's easy to lose count — especially in a movie whose murky plot and even murkier lighting puts a considerable strain on our own.
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The case has become the latest flashpoint among the rising tension between the Trump White House and the press corps, but the case's facts, the judge said, are murkier than some of the other stand-offs.
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At the same time, the ideological identity of the right is murkier than it was before Mr. Trump became the nominee and then the president-elect, making it harder for conservatives to reach a broad readership.
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If Port Blacksand were to translate to a modern video game of a high budget, you'd likely be looking at another Witcher 20053 Novigrad—only much murkier, and more likely to leave you dead in a gutter.
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For other girls who are faced with murkier situations—where maybe they did invite a guy over but then did withdraw consent or things that are a little less clear-cut—what advice would you give them?
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There's some murkier propaganda, too; a PR firm Facebook engaged in recent years to help with its string of reputation-decimating scandals reportedly worked to undermine critical voices by seeding a little inflammatory smears on its behalf.
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"While, in principle, higher U.S. growth should have positive spillover effects on [emerging] economies through increased trade, this picture is murkier this time around given the uncertainty about Trump's intended trade policies," JPMorgan said in a report.
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Some Wall Street analysts were still confident about the company&aposs future, but admitted that things were murkier after the results, especially in light of the recent European privacy laws, which went into effect in late May.
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All of the platforms have policies against content that promotes violence and extremism, but the guidelines are murkier when it comes to hate speech, as the platforms say they don't want to impede on freedom of expression.
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The reported request to Morrison is a little murkier, however, because it deals with an ongoing Justice Department inquiry and could therefore be viewed as falling more within the confines of Trump's power as the chief executive.
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The situation becomes murkier still, he added, as we determine litmus tests for vulnerability: Should a prominent, economically well-off gay politician like Pim Fortuyn, who was assassinated for his racist remarks against Muslims, be considered oppressed?
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The issue was made murkier when the two told The New York Times last month that the two accusers in the film, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, "came across as very believable," as Ms. Nottage put it.
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"The results of this survey demonstrate there is support for at least some new gun control measures, even if support for whole-scale reform is murkier," said Kyle Dropp, Morning Consult's co-founder and chief research officer.
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Initially intended as a no-spin-zone, where injuries were out in the open so all fans—and, yes, bettors—felt comfortable they were watching an unadulterated game of pigskin, the report has morphed into something far murkier.
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"The finding that having a close friend buffers adolescents' mental health -- especially in adulthood is fascinating, as is the finding that at 15 and 16 the connections are murkier," said Azmitia, who was not involved in the study.
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The link between health insurance and actual health has always been a lot murkier than most champions of universal coverage admit, with studies going back decades that show little evidence that giving people insurance actually makes them healthier.
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The crux of their argument is that even though there might be a clear right course of action in a societal context, right becomes a lot murkier when taking into account what's personally at stake for a victim.
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Though the account has certainly violated copyright law, the question of who owns a meme is only getting murkier, as is the question of what constitutes the "meaningful transformation" of an image that's required to evade that law.
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"When we dove down in the submarine, we noticed the water became murkier as we got closer to the bottom," said the expedition's chief scientist, Jesus Pineda, a biologist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, in a press release.
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If you're hoping to document your vote by taking a photo of your ballot, you may be headed for a legal gray area that in some states has grown only murkier in the days leading up to Election Day.
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Mr. Mian, along with his Princeton colleague Ernest Liu and research partner, Amir Sufi at the University of Chicago, tried to figure out if the relationship between low interest rates and business investment might be murkier than textbooks suggested.
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However young women pick their candidates these days, as my students faithfully remind me, their choices are guided by serious convictions and their feminism is shaped by experiences with systems of power that are murkier than the ones their elders confronted.
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For those who are not marketers or influencers, the line is a little murkier: No one is really under the illusion that, say, those hundreds of millions of dollars were not on LeBron James' mind when he signed his Nike contract.
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The campaign has made progress in reducing alternative and murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking, but it has also slowly pushed up borrowing costs, which has made more companies concerned about tightening credit conditions and spurred default risks.
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But one problem is that the government's 35-day shutdown, not only could have been a temporary negative drag on the economy, but also slowed the release of economic reports, creating an even murkier-than-normal look at economic activity.
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Stetson developed the motif late in the night during the previous summer in the throes of a mescaline trip, when he'd gotten lost exploring the murkier functionalities of the saxophone—an exploration that eventually became the foundation of his solo career.
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And yet, three years into the sitting U.S. president routinely spewing Islamophobic rhetoric to the masses, the conversation around Muslim issues has only grown murkier, more dangerous, and—when it comes to the current crop of Democratic presidential candidates—unnervingly quiet.
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For a couple of guys who spent their careers investigating how money can shape incentives, or at least appear to, they seemed for a while either defensive or naïve when it came to the murkier aspects of their own business model.
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Returns have largely underwhelmed investors thanks in part to the increasingly efficient public markets, which have forced more funds to dive into the murkier private space, where returns can jump sky-high and then be cut down in record time.
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With Chuck and Axe no longer at odds, Wendy's role in their web has become murkier, and Sunday's episode confirmed more than ever that the show needs to give us a reason to care about her beyond the men she's stuck cheerleading for.
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While the result isn't quite as robust as the jailbreaking community that emerged in the iPhone's earliest years, it's abetting perhaps an even murkier landscape of apps with uncertain security, privacy permissions, and potentially ulterior motives when it comes to making money.
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As usual, the truth is probably somewhere in the murkier middle—I'm sure Amazon would love to automate its factories in 10 years, but I (and plenty of experts) am pretty skeptical that we'll see human-free fulfilment centers in a decade.
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That distinction is a little murkier in MMA, where dudes who rolled one time and suddenly think they could take on Demian Maia are still far too prevalent and where many uninitiated people still dismiss the entire sport as discipline-free human cockfighting.
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Without a passport, Mr. Kontar couldn't obtain a work visa and he was eventually arrested in the U.A.E. The narrative gets murkier from here: Mr. Kontar eventually renewed his Syrian passport — how he did so remains unclear — and he flew to Malaysia.
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Then there is political uncertainty, which got even murkier in the U.K. on Wednesday, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson pushed back the reopening of Parliament until mid-October, limiting the amount of debate time and increasing the chances of a no-deal Brexit.
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"The real version is a lot dirtier, murkier, a lot more kind of like a home-improvement kit you got out of the back door to get the job done," says Victoria Herridge, a paleobiologist and scientific associate at the Natural History Museum in London.
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But estimates of how long it would actually need to build the nuclear weapon itself (which requires an understanding of advanced technologies including the warhead itself and the missile it would be mounted on) are considerably murkier, with estimates ranging from months to far longer.
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"When we dove down in the submarine, we noticed the water became murkier as we got closer to the bottom," said Jesús Pineda, a biologist at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and lead author of a study published in the biomedical science journal PeerJ.
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She contrasted what she deemed the clear case of someone who displays a sign or button that says "Impeach Trump" at work with the murkier case of someone who says that while discussing the news with a colleague over lunch in a federal building.
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But Uber's future became murkier this year when the company was pummeled by scandal after scandal, including sexual harassment accusations in the workplace, a Department of Justice criminal investigation into some of its methods, and an intellectual property dispute with a self-driving car rival.
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But while the White House can assert executive privilege— the right of the president to withhold some deliberative information from other branches of government— over current officials, the law is far murkier when it comes to private citizens who no longer work for the government.
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Then, there are the murkier efforts: in January, Jaden Smith, the precocious son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, modelled women's wear for Louis Vuitton, leading advocates to wonder whether gender fluidity was simply the latest iteration of flat chests and bare midriffs.
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The Daily Beast also reported that neither the FAA or Boeing knows how long it would take for passengers on a full 737 — the most common aircraft, and one most used for cramped Coach accommodations — to evacuate the plane, making the case of airline safety even murkier.
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But when it comes to addressing the immigration regime that predated Trump — one that, under Obama, resulted in record numbers of deportations of immigrants living within the US — the path forward gets a lot murkier, and the most radical proposals raise serious concerns about politics and practicality.
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More than a dozen new and forthcoming titles feature young Muslim refugees as protagonists, ranging from picture books aimed at readers as young as 4 to a cluster of novels for middle and high school students that delve into the murkier aspects of the refugee crisis.
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NASHUA, N.H. - Bernie Sanders may have established himself as the standard-bearer for the Democratic Party's leftist wing with his strong showing in Iowa and New Hampshire, but for moderates looking to rally around a candidate to fend him off, the picture just got even murkier.
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It was in that basic-cable capacity this week that Mr. Napolitano managed to set off a cascading scandal, which by Friday had sparked a trans-Atlantic tiff between Britain and the United States while plunging President Trump's close relationship with Fox News into new, murkier territory.
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While Bill Clinton has been accused of sexual assault by Juanita Broaddrick, the case that Hillary Clinton has done anything wrong with regard to any of Bill's sexual misdeeds — the purported reason Trump put his accusers front and center at the second debate — is much murkier.
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The layout was intelligently deployed — from Renee Gladman's pale, expansive drawings, you moved toward a painting from Torkwase Dyson's Water Table series, overlooking Harold Mendez's sculptural black box, which itself concealed a pre-Columbian death mask, as though you were being drawn into ever darker and murkier depths.
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If survey-sanctioned legal borders are false constructs that societies use for bookkeeping purposes—and, perhaps, to satiate an innate drive to attain and accumulate, since you can't buy something that doesn't have borders—then murkier regions like "neighborhoods" or "the bad part of town" are even more senseless.
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" CNN: "Federal investigators ... have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward ... The web of financial ties could offer a more concrete path toward potential prosecution than the broader and murkier questions of collusion.
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Eva and Franco Mattes — married Brooklyn artists and "hacktivists" — use those ideas metaphorically, peeling back the surface of what they call the "sanitized" internet to reveal its murkier side: the world of content monitoring and the elusive individuals who are tasked with tracking and removing offensive material online.
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Pine, the blue-eyed boy of the " Star Trek " franchise, has lightened its galactic grandeur, and his forte, as displayed in last year's " Wonder Woman ," is the good-humored jape, but "Outlaw King" is made of murkier stuff, and rarely does he seem at ease in the glens.
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STEPHEN F. DESMONDPROVIDENCE, R.I. To the Editor: Re " 'A Smell of Treason in the Air,' " by Nicholas Kristof (column, March 23): The Associated Press article cited by Mr. Kristof reveals that Paul Manafort's connections to Russia (the original "deep state") run even deeper and murkier than we had thought.
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Point being, systematic state use of a general purpose Writ for such a specific purpose has a distinctly unconstitutional pong to it — hence the NY judge seeking to push lawmakers off of this "murkier area" (as he has previously dubbed it) and create some legal certainty, one way or another.
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We see it with #MeToo right now, where it seems pretty clear that unsolicited physical acts and comments are out of bounds, but things get a bit murkier when dealing with, for example, someone who asks a colleague out on a date or misreads a conversation at an after-work party.
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Even with a near-inexhaustible supply of music stacked up, the odds are that we'll end up in murkier territory with his work sooner or later—listening to thinned-out "ultra-deluxe" box-sets of remastered ephemera, flipping through coffee table books of photos he wouldn't have wanted anyone to see.
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ANALYSIS-NEW HAMPSHIRE RESULT CLOGS UP MODERATE LANE Sanders may have established himself as the standard-bearer for the Democratic Party's leftist wing with his strong showing in Iowa and New Hampshire, but for moderates looking to rally around a candidate to fend him off, the picture just got murkier.
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If the first day of Mr. Trump's visit showcased a royal family determined to nurture the "special relationship" with the United States — lavishing their guest with a gilded banquet and a royal cannon salute — Tuesday plunged Mr. Trump into the murkier crosscurrents of British politics, where he remains deeply unpopular.
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But AWS I think is a little bit murkier because you're dealing with a low-asset productivity business that is prone to a lot of competition as long as you throw money at it, and I think that you can potentially see an increasing amount of pricing pressure as we go forward.
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Lieutenant-General Rajmund Andrzejczak, Poland's army chief, says that the drones and "low profile" special forces are especially helpful for spotting and countering murkier "hybrid scenarios"—a reference to techniques Russia has honed in next-door Ukraine, such as the use of cyber-attacks, disinformation and soldiers who don't wear identifiable uniforms.
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When I visited, the art was not yet placed, but the collection, which the chief curator, Jacqueline Serwer, along with the curator Tuliza Fleming and the museum's deputy director, Kinshasha Holman Conwill, acquired mostly from private donors, is a genuine treasure—and a reminder of art's power to illuminate history's murkier passages.
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HOUSTON — With the N.F.L. hours away from convening a special two-day meeting among owners to decide on moving one or possibly two teams to Los Angeles, it seemed likely that the city would get a team, but which one and where they would play grew murkier Monday during a round of last-minute jockeying.
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"It's You" is the second song to come from the solo project we've all been waiting for ever since One Direction first formed, and it's a marked departure from that sultry bang jam he dropped two weeks ago, wandering away from fire place lust and into the darker and murkier jungle of a failing relationship.
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"I remain committed to fighting the SALT deduction tax cap and am confident that the solution signed into law can and should be embraced by the I.R.S." While the I.R.S. notice was intended to formally explain where the federal government stands on the issue, the ensuing fight might make the situation all the murkier.
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It passed through various esoteric journals and hard-right think tanks and was picked up by paleoconservatives such as Pat Buchanan (author of The Death of the West), William S. Lind, and Paul Weyrich, and over the last decade has spread feverishly through the murkier, more hyper-masculinist and libidinally challenged corners of the web.
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Its dated visual effects and poorly handled 3D images (the movie was not filmed in 3D but instead converted to 3D in post-production, which results in a markedly murkier picture) are a sad reminder of a time not so long ago when putting pretty much anything in 22.8D was considered a surefire strategy for success.
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And things gets much, much murkier when you learn that Texas is one of the states that hasn't adopted that new rule yet, which means that in the middle of a blazing and bloody fist fight, Poirier and Alvarez, not to mention Dean, had to remember that they were fighting in a state that goes by the old rules.
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"If indeed the strike was taken to disrupt an imminent threat to U.S. persons — and that picture seems to be getting murkier by the minute — the case should be made to Congress and to the public, consistent with national security," said Lisa Monaco, a former senior F.B.I. official and homeland security adviser to President Barack Obama.
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Congress made things a bit murkier by adding a provision in 1989 in the Financial Institution Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act, which was adopted to help address claims from the savings and loan crisis, that extends for up to three years the period in which the F.D.I.C. can file a lawsuit after it takes over a failed bank.
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Instead, he says he's just acknowledging political reality: That a big bill written by a band of senators from both parties is no longer the way to get a solution before the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program expires in March, though that deadline is murkier because a court has ordered the administration to start taking DACA renewals again.
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But things get murkier when real-money upgrades impact the way the game actually plays, especially for multiplayer experiences, as was the initial structure of Battlefront II. Many players saw the game's loot boxes — where you could spend real money for a randomized item that could directly impact multiplayer competition — as a way of encouraging spending cash on in-game success.
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Considered by many as two of the most polarizing politicians in U.S. history, responsible for one of the most obstructionist chapters in American politics, perhaps it is a fitting coda that they are leaving public service at the same time: Obama limited to two terms by the 2628nd Amendment and Reid, ever true to his eccentric nature, resigning under murkier circumstances.
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But it has also shined a light on a murkier area of the consent spectrum: The kind of uncomfortable or unwanted interaction a woman described involving the comedian Aziz Ansari, the kind that has prompted widespread debate on college campuses, the kind that may not be entirely consensual but may not constitute sexual assault in the eyes of the law, either.
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But the situation is somewhat murkier since the CEO, Vince McMahon, is married to Small Business Administrator Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE, who holds a Cabinet-level position in the Trump administration.
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But the argument that Mars was somehow stepping out of line gets murkier when you think about the fact that he worked with black producers on the album, has a proven track record of making music in this genre — it isn't an experimental phase for him — and he has also consistently given credit to those who inspired the music he makes, like Teddy Riley, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and of course, Edmonds.
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The Alvarez situation gets even murkier when you consider that last year the Association of Boxing Commissions and Combative Sports (ABC) changed the rules governing knees to the head of a downed opponent to say they are illegal only when the fighter being kneed has both hands down on the canvas along with his feet, whereas the old rule required only one hand on the mat to makes knees to the head illegal.
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In dueling rallies on Thursday, GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and First Lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE offered wildly different takes on a subject that's dragging the presidential debate into ever-murkier territory: Sexual assault.
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