Sorting out the who knew what when has become a morass, as infighting between the corporations has turned nasty at times.
Moving between the morass of extended family and Dhaka and the realities of bone-cold upstate New York, "the love polyhedron that is 'The Newlyweds' is at heart a tale of never-ending migrations," Mohsin Hamid said here.
What lies between is a legal and ethical morass of media intimidation and grass-roots fakery, much of it purportedly orchestrated by a high-end risk management firm whose hiring department, according to this film, may favor former covert operatives.
Between the university and Disneyland is not a morass of compromise but a realm of rational entertainment, a concept harking back to the Enlightenment.
The Kashmir dispute is a deep morass, and while little common ground would seem to exist between the Hizbul and India, plans for discussions appeared to be going forward, so violent efforts to derail the process could hardly be unexpected.
But instead of leaving government at the end of Mr. Bloomberg's first term, as he had planned, he became reinvigorated, plunging into the morass at ground zero, where progress had stalled amid disagreements between the state and the developer.
What began as an attempt at a civilized discourse between illustrators quickly devolved into a 500-comment morass of sexist screaming, of he-said, she-said; a shut-the-hell up shit-storm.
The distinction between victim and perpetrator is lost in a general morass of human turpitude.
House of Cards's sixth season is a dense and convoluted morass of political machinations, betrayal, posturing, death, threats, and juicy subtext between the power players that rule America.
While rich countries would benefit most from getting rid of their crazy agricultural systems, the World Bank analysis suggests that 80% of the benefits reaped by poor countries from farm reform would come from reductions in the barriers between poor countries themselves.Can the Doha round cut through this morass?
