A reporter digs for clues about Steve Bannon's murky years in Hollywood.
But the case is a uniquely Russian one – a tale of greed, political manipulation and deceit in the murky years of Boris Yeltsin's presidency.
In the tense, murky years before America entered World War II, its young couldn't get enough tales of costumed mystery men.
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.
With these decisions, suddenly, a group of antique images known to the academic and auction worlds at least since 1984 — when Sotheby's first sold them, fetching only $776 for the leaf print — have become the subjects of a high-profile detective story that could lead back to the earliest, murky years of the birth of photo technology and that could help to fill in crucial historical blanks.
The fate of the old Sears building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places because of its Classical Revival-style architecture, has been murky for years.
The 2-to-1 ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which overturned Judge Brinkema's sound decision, relied on an overly sweeping reading of a murky 41-year-old Supreme Court decision that has been rejected by other federal appellate courts.
A commission would be established, Mr. Ouattara said, to establish "the truth of what has happened" during the turbulent and murky 12 years of coup d'états, civil war, Mr. Gbagbo's violent ascension to power and his brutal repression of dissent.
The illustrations had become murky with 70 years of slowly accumulating grime.
FOR nearly three years, murky speculation, innuendo and inaccurate information have kept a connection between Saddam Hussein and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 alive in the American mind.
