For now, the law remains murky about any limits on intrusive border inspections, including how long travelers can be detained, whether they are required to provide passwords for their devices — Mr. House refused — and whether they must answer any question an agent asks.
For one, the incubator has been structured to limit such murky conflicts, according to Clifford Nass, a professor of communication and an advisor to the project.
This week, Professor Turow and others will meet at a conference to debate how multimedia materials fit into the concept of "fair use" -- a murky safe harbor in copyright law that allows scholars and researchers limited use of protected materials.
Surely pushing this ageing hardware to the limits, we get the dense downtown with its soaring skyscrapers and murky, rubbish-strewn back alleys.
I grew up in the north of England where, like most youngsters, my experience of the ocean was limited to a yearly bone-chilling knee-deep paddle in the murky gray waters of Blackpool, a well-known Northern seaside resort.
Today television cameras can be lowered to transmit pictures back to the survey ship, though their range is limited by the extent to which light can penetrate the water, which often is murky.
The authorities, in turn, have noted that some growers are exceeding limits on how much of the drug they can possess, and say the circumstances of some robberies are murky.
