Mr. Walker came of age across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco in affluent Marin County, frequently caricatured as a haven for politically correct Californians who drive Porsches and who raise children made muddle-headed by too much freedom.
"A View From the Bridge" and "The Crucible" have been sensualized, impassioned, even made muddled.
This is not surprising in the Senate, since that chamber's procedural rules make muddle inevitable.
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Mr. Bellos states, " In our courts and hospitals, in the military and security services, underpaid and overworked translators make muddles out of millions of vital interactions".
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Making do, muddling through, carrying on, keeping your chin up, minding your manners - these are words to live by for this family (which also includes an exceptionally sullen 15-year-old daughter, memorably played by Ruby Bentall).
The table (corrected online) also made a muddle of the main candidates' "most-worn phrases".
Only Mr. Laurents has made a muddle, without turning it into coherence.
The others, who knew the game, managed very well, but I made a muddle of it and was sharply reprimanded for adjusting the hat too often.
One sold two pairs of chopsticks for the equivalent of just over $3, but a few minutes later approached the Maoist who had bought them to demand another $3 because the salesman had made a muddle.
