These are conditions that seem to run in families but do not obey the clear-cut laws of inheritance laid down in the 19th century by Gregor Mendel.
Unlike Isaac Newton's clockwork universe, where everything follows clear-cut laws on how to move and prediction is easy if you know the starting conditions, the uncertainty principle enshrines a level of fuzziness into quantum theory.
There are very few states with clear-cut laws on which parts of your body you lawfully own, meaning that hospitals can decide on a case-by-case basis what you're allowed to take home (from your tonsils in a jar to the remnants of your appendix after surgery).
Volatile divorces and custody battles aired in the public sphere due to celebrity status aren't unusual; what sets this case apart is its central issue, surrogacy, around which legal status becomes enmeshed in a complex set of rules and regulations in the absence of clear-cut laws.
Frank Mugisha, a gay-rights activist whom I wrote about for the magazine, in 2012, was optimistic; to him, the case against the law seemed clear cut.
In others, the law is clear cut.
I'm looking for the actual references and documents that make up the policy, and I'm already noticing its not as clear cut as the DADT federal law.
It was about global warming, but it began with the writer speaking about her stint at jury duty and how simple that had been because, unlike the many complexities of global warming, she and the other jurors had been given a clear cut rule on what the law was they would have to apply to their case by a judge.
In other countries, as shown by De Stefano (2016), the law is less clear cut and may exclude casual workers from some of the provisions or contain special provisions for them.
However the laws are not that clear cut.
"Wales is fairly clear cut.
