Whatever the commission advises, in whatever way it recommends that the present muddle be cleared up, there seems to me to be no reason simply to write off its conclusions.
Swung in left footed but Australia are very well provided for in the air and it's muddled clear.
But if I'm Jose, and I'm making $500 a month, will anybody be interested in installing a line for me?" The de-monopolization of Mexico's phone industry has for the most part been a muddle without clear rules.
Overeager attempts to tie probing at a Vermont utility to the broader Russian campaign have muddled the clear deterrent message of the release, and critics of the response continue to speak out, even as technical evidence mounts.
Communicate what our heart means to say, so that we are not muddled but clear, and our best intentions are out in the open, announced to the world.
But few expect these awards to clear up the muddle.
All the energy secretary has to do is take to the airwaves and test his popularity with the wider electorate, appealing, Nabarro-like, for anyone with information that might help clear up this muddle.
There is every reason to believe that Mr. Margulies's knowing grasp of the intrinsic complexity and contradictions of human beings, and their ceaseless search to clear out the muddle and find coherence, will resonate for a very long time.
At best, the job of philosophy was nothing more than clearing up intellectual muddles – to "show the fly the way out of the fly bottle" as Wittgenstein famously put it – but it doesn't change the world in any substantial way.
The court ruled that Los Angeles could clear up the legal muddle by amending its old ordinance, or simply repealing it. .
