Criminal prosecution should be limited to corruption cases that are more clear cut, he said, like that of former Representative Randy Cunningham, a Republican of California, who had an open-armed attitude toward bribes, and that of former Representative William J. Jefferson, a Democrat of Louisiana, who kept his stash of thousands of dollars in cash in his freezer.
The results were more clear cut for the other CHEX usage metrics: the percentage of fixations on the CHEX table did not change over time, F 3, 72) = 1.47, p = 0.230, η2 p = 0.058 (overall mean: 3.98%), nor the dwell time on the tool, F 3, 72) < 1 (overall mean: 23.19 s).
In that light, it seems like more of a quirk of the electoral system than any real surge, although other areas were more clear cut.
Although it was unclear if genistein was able to mediate changes in minor monosialogangliosides, the data was more clear cut for improvements in synaptic organisation as shown by VAMP2 staining [16].
"Do we wish the results of a week of diplomacy would be more clear-cut?
But Dr. Bailey believes the effect, if real, would be more clear-cut.
They merely assess whether a verdict was plausible, and defer to the commission's reasoning on anything "complex .Cartel cases may be more clear-cut but the calls for better safeguards are just as loud.
Vatican II's statement on the subject could not be more clear-cut: "The Vatican Council professes its belief that it is upon the human conscience that these obligations [to seek the truth] fall and exert their binding force. . . .
If a flock of chickens was found to have a virus with three or four of the dangerous mutations, for example, the decision to cull them would be more clear-cut.
