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But while most Americans generally are hopeful about Obama's plans and trust his handling of terrorism, the results of polling about his options for Afghanistan are complex and muddled.

The issue of local production of medicines is complex and often muddled by conflicting public health and industrial policy agendas [ 25].

The process was confused and muddled.

Their scenes together are a little rushed and muddled.

The ballet remains long and muddled.

The ascitic fluid collected by abdominal puncture was brown and muddled.

And the tellers of our elections are multifarious and muddled.

The Good Food Guide is muddled and muddling.

Blazing forth and muddling through".

But the Democratic message, if you can call it that, is muddled and complex: one part fiscal rectitude, one part populism -- and lacking any clear alternative vision for the hundreds of billions that Republicans want to give to the rich.

DI may be the least discussed and most muddled.