"When you show that all kinds of dogs are being adopted -- handicapped dogs and big dogs -- that gives animal-control officials confidence that it's just not the cute and fuzzies going out to families," Linda Elder said.
And with shearling a major catwalk trend for autumn, the cuff detail on these is a subtle way to be fuzzy without going overboard; team with grey tights and a shirt dress, or with peg trousers.
They both can't be right, and there is clearly some fuzzy maths going on somewhere, or perhaps in both places.
On fiscal policy, Mr Bush notably failed to respond in any detail to Mr Gore's persistent attacks: his repeated assertion that Mr Gore's charges were based on "fuzzy math" went down particularly badly with the various focus groups tracking the debate.
The spatial precision of a user's location, which is obtained from a fuzzy system, goes to a spatial function called the conceptualization function, to determine the user's location based on one of the following five levels of qualitative precision: geometrical coordinates, streets, parish, region, and qualitative location, such as the eastern part of the city.
Everything started going fuzzy.
Bringing the festival to a close was Montreal's current hot property, Project Pablo, who played a live set of warm and fuzzy slow jams, going back between the keyboard and the mixer with a natural fluidity.
Of course, all of this sounds great: who wouldn't support profitable and sustainable food production that also safeguards cute farm animals from harm (and the very justified warm-fuzzies that go along with that)?
Tied for fourth after opening with a 68, tied for third after a 65 in the second round, and one stroke behind the leaders Fuzzy Zoeller and Brad Faxon going into the fourth.
This fuzzy math, however, is going to matter a lot more now that Trump is the most powerful man in the country—and the consequences could be more far-reaching and severe than many people think.
