There is absolutely nothing vague or indeterminate about the air of moral corruption surrounding the star of "Cathode Narcissus".
"Leverage," "interface," "mission-critical," and "bandwidth" all qualify as absolutely unoriginal and vague buzzwords.
The great sleek American bureaucracy, the thousands of suited government wonks who make it their business to appear to know about absolutely everything, are vaguely aware that Margaret Thatcher rose from the grave while they were busy caring about more important things, to lead her country once more.
As Guinness plays him, shading his rounded, musical baritone into infinite tonal varieties, Smiley is bland and quizzical, except when he has to be direct and masterful; silent, except when he absolutely needs to speak; vague about what he believes, except when he's roused by some expression of cynicism to defend patriotism and loyalty.
To the best of anyone's knowledge, No More does absolutely nothing, apart from vaguely aspirational things about "awareness", which is corporate-speak for "results- and effort-free tax deduction".
As it stands, Evans' argument shows at best that vaguely identical objects must be absolutely distinct, not that there is no such thing as vague identity.
He said: "To great fanfare, in 2013 the Government brought in legislation to keep tax-avoiding companies out of all government departments but the wording was so vague as to have absolutely zero effect".
It has taken it over 70 days for the Revolutionary Guard to put together something that is simultaneously vast and vague, and that could mean absolutely anything.
Simultaneously vivid and vague, the effect is disorientating and absolutely appropriate for that queasy and unsettling story.
Ms. Marling and Mr. Batmanglij met as students at Georgetown University, and moved out to Los Angeles with a friend, the director Mike Cahill ("Another Earth"), after school, with vague hopes of making films and absolutely no notion of how to do that.
