| Like all debates the truth probably lies murkily in the middle. |
| Like many others in their generation, their characters are coming to terms with a past whose message is crystal clear and a present that is murkily ambiguous. |
| Nor are state authorities keen to take on responsibility for something as murkily intractable as urban government. Because it became notorious, East St Louis in the end demanded the state's attention. |
| Enrico Maria Gonzaga stands on the bank of the great river looking at the waters that flow murkily by, without knowing where they come from or where they go. |
| While some privacy scholarship has recognized the privacy-security distinction rather murkily, it has not yet been explored rigorously or systematically. |
| The decision was announced this morning but even then, it won't be the end of it with both sides talking murkily about taking the decision to the High Court. |
