It's comic: Journalist: [Indistinct] apart from actual criminal activity [indistinct] what examples were you aware of [indistinct] community [indistinct] a social [indistinct]?
"The bottom line is that when you look at the daily returns of the S&P 500 from January 2004 to 2014, with and without the fossil fuel companies, they are statistically indistinct".
The most shocking thing about San Andreas, the earth-shifting new disaster movie starring Dwayne Johnson (we're not allowed to call him The Rock anymore – hugely frustrating given the film's subject matter), isn't the slightly ropey dialogue or Kylie Minogue's cameo role as "bitchy woman of indistinct nationality" but the film's casual choice to break a cardinal rule of blockbuster cinema.
Every precious word of Morrison's is there but not those 23 questions, and another 34 patches are held to be "indistinct".
The same day, a Palestinian intelligence officer died in a gun battle with Israeli soldiers in Ramallah.Israel's aim beyond preventive and policing measures designed to counter the terror remains indistinct.
But a lesson from the WebCams is that, whatever happens, private Webcasting will continue to boom because people still want to keep an eye on their loved ones, their possessions, or just the conveniences that make a difference to their everyday lives, like the car park at work.Inevitably, the growth of amateur Webcasting will further blur the indistinct boundary between public and private.
Another problem is that around 5% of people do not have readable fingerprints, either because their fingerprints are genetically indistinct or because years of manual labour have worn them down.And while the technology is now relatively cheap basic digital fingerprint readers cost less than $100 it is not foolproof.
Some indistinct striped smudges on the horizon could be zebra, a large, grey, pointed one a rhino.
THE KOREAN WAR.By Brian Catchpole.Carroll & Graf; 384 pages; $26.Constable £25ASS WARS go, the Korean conflict (1950-53) museemeem as far away and indistinct to most outsiders as Sedan or Balaclava.
Some might call its indistinct figures and smeary background a mess, unrecognisable to many as a work by his hand.
It is also united, internally and with other European populists, by deep contempt for established parties, with their manufactured leaders, indistinct ideas and alleged complacency before Europe's deep troubles.
