Jokowi's rival, Prabowo Subianto, was a son-in-law of the country's late dictator, Suharto, and a former special-forces officer with a murky human-rights record.
The historical record is at once clear and as murky as human behavior.
I don't see the appeal of a scarlet gentleman That reliable source of information about the murky byways of human behaviour, the Journal of Experimental Psychology, has some useful advice for men out on the pull this autumn.
The bottom line is this: For a time, it seemed as if we were about to use the bright beam of science to illuminate the murky world of human action.
Where Enescu and Auden are more involved with the murky variables of human experience, Ives and Stevens pursue a crystalline clarity of thought, distilling that experience into a transparent essence.
That remains to be seen, but researchers agree the well-preserved fossils offer vital new clues to a murky area in human evolution.
Moreover, admitting America's own murky relationship with human rights may lend some legitimacy to the critiques put forth by Kerry and help to thwart allegations of American hypocrisy and exceptionalism.
"A is for Aardvark" is a musing on childhood, innocence and the murkier drives of human nature.
The title of her last, posthumously published novel, Dark Corners (a quote from Measure for Measure) is an apt one, articulating as it does Rendell's fascination with the murkier aspects of human psychology and behaviour.
And when they die after a murky but probably human-like lifetime, their nutrient-rich carcasses foster unique pockets of life on the seafloor for ages thereafter.
