Ferraro's problem was her husband's questionable business dealings, which involved vague, tantalizing hints of "mob ties".
This was originally put forward by Fine (1975) as a theory for dealing with de dicto indeterminacy, the idea being that a statement involving vague expressions should count as true (false) if and only it is true (false) on every "precisification" of those expressions.
We observed this cultural characteristic in the relationships of clinical educators and faculty members, which lacked frank opinion exchange and involved vague information exchange.
Emphatic scorelines also lend themselves to catchy headlines involving vaguely familiar phrases of unclear origin.
In a raucous, richly colored cartoon style, they skewer a bouquet of pet hatreds -- religion, the Third Reich, mainstream popular culture -- depicting scenes from the Bible as mostly sexual burlesques involving vaguely Disneyesque mice and ducks and sometimes Nazis.
Maybe the really fascinating thing about Desi's mom is that one of her descriptors involves smelling "vaguely vaginal"?
The plan, though still vague, involves keeping three large settlement blocks that jut out into the West Bank, hindering Palestinian movement.
Decisions on critical parameter selection in analysis phase are always very crucial; it plays a primary role in successful execution of Six Sigma project and for productivity improvement in manufacturing environment and involves the imprecise, vague and uncertain information.
The picture itself becomes indistinct: it's a generic action picture involving the vaguely racist cliche of Mexican drug cartel money (someone must have decided it was time to give the Colombians a break), with explosions and shootouts in large, handsome spaces.
A strange mix of self-defeating paranoias is involved, a vaguely articulated fear that "the government" will take over along with the notion that "the mob" will soon be at the door.
