Their missions have become muddled, with a widening gap between their lofty claims about the profession's civic responsibility and their failure to train lawyers for public service or provide them with sufficient preparation for practical work.
Made with tequila, Cointreau and cucumbers muddled with a chili paste, it's like a margarita with martial arts training — and it's the only specialty drink I didn't find too sweet.
But the attack on the privileged detachment of tax havens gets muddled with a send-up of creation-myths, and the show reveals a coprophilia that is more worth the attention of an analyst than a critic.
Today, I'm refreshing the parts straight-from-the-bottle snifters cannot reach, mixing and muddling with a happy abandon that a hot high summer cannot fail to induce.
Given the overall sense of satisfaction among many New Yorkers, the competitive Democratic primary to succeed Mr. Giuliani has not drawn much attention and remains muddled with a month to go until the Sept. 11 primary.
To Mayford, this suggests that when the mice got the drug in the first round of the experiment, it caused a bland memory to be muddled with a bad one, thereby hampering the rodents' ability to learn.
Instead, we hear pandering and paranoia, sometimes muddled with a random fragment of pragmatism.
Like its national drink poncha (firewater, sugar, honey, and lemon muddled with a tool known as a "little cock"), Madeira is small, sexy, and packs a punch in the ovaries when it comes to partying.
Roast-tomato soup with garlic and preserved lemon (£5.50) is a bit of a muddle with no clear direction, but a large sea scallop with sugar-cured prawns, slivered mango, a bossy tamarind sauce and Asian basil leaves (£8.50) makes a sprightly salad.
