Well, first things first, there are plainly other issues at Old Trafford that need to be prioritised and the sense of order might look distinctly less jumbled if it were, say, Gerard Piqué being talked up for a return.
Most useful interpretation of what is going on is undertaken far from the location of the quake itself, where the seismographic record is clearer and less jumbled by the very strong shaking of the ground close to the epicentre.
The three front steps of 304 West Ronda Street lead to a charred sort of nowhere: a roofless, wall-less jumble of blackened debris, a torn, singed page from a child's workbook the only sign that people once called this home ("One day when I went outside I saw my brother Josh," the child had written).
But from here on, the installation is more or less a jumble.
It wants it to be less of a jumble of videos, ads, and news articles.
"Peanuts," of course, was more than a running autobiographical tease, as the reader can reassure himself by leafing through the lavish "Peanuts Jubilee" or its less lavish, rather jumbled successor, twenty-five years later, "Peanuts: A Golden Celebration".
What is happening at 130 Liberty Street is certainly different from most demolition projects, where the process is less methodical and the rubble a jumble of steel, concrete, plaster and glass.
The ugly side of Genzyme: a jumble of noncore drugs, including less specialized oncology treatments, and surgical and diagnostics products with no connection to the lucrative rare-disease therapeutics.
IGN Robert Canning was less enthusiastic; he called it an "unfocused jumble of an episode" and gave it a score of 7 out of 10.
Leading Tories say (sometimes) that they want to stay in Europe, so long as the EU can be made less meddlesome.But the message is jumbled and contradictory.
In other words, when your brain has to work hard to hear and identify meaningful speech from a jumble of sounds, "you'll have less mental energy for higher cognitive processing," Dr. Tun said.
