Hollande emphasised his promise to break with murky post-colonial relations of the past.
The Clinton campaign might be an imploding Potemkin village itself were it not for the fungible profits from Bill Clinton's murky post-presidency business deals.
Hacking was still central, but it would be explored in the present-day context of groups like Anonymous, and in the murky post-Cold War geopolitical environment: terrorism, drone warfare, cyber attacks.
The new probe into the most shocking of all Italy's murky post-war political killings, will follow a succession of claims and questions about a crime that many believe was never satisfactorily explained nor properly investigated, even though six terrorists were jailed for their roles.
Dunno why Björk's not doing it; she's playing, isn't she?" Rising out of the murky post-punk ferment, the Cure came to characterise a distinct moment in UK music, as the urgent energy of punk hollowed out into something beautiful and bleak.
R.E.M. were a band that transported me – and many other squishy souls – to a world where murky Americana, post-punk guitars and Byrdsy harmonies co-existed, as did some truly glorious songs.
Details are murky, but the Post reports that the Shanghai Film Group has been approached by a number of studios, including Paramount, to collaborate on the project.
Gove and his colleagues went on to unleash a blizzard of patently mendacious claims, contributing, along with Trump, to the murky realm of "post-truth politics".
So a winsome, accessible movie about more-or-less recognizable young people navigating the murky waters of post-sexual-revolutionary, midrecessionary heterosexual attraction has a novelty and a measure of bravery working in its favor, whatever its shortcomings.
Such lists are sensitive in a country with high rates of poverty and unemployment and a common belief that many of today's wealthiest Russians had swindled public resources during the early and murky years of post-Communist privatization.
It has successfully navigated the murky waters of post-revolutionary instability, when the future of a country becomes so open that the temptation to use political violence can be much stronger than the discipline needed to bow to the verdict of ballot boxes.
