In New York, at least, ciders seem to occupy nebulous legal ground, meaning I have found them in grocery stores like Whole Foods and Fairway, which are permitted to sell beer but not wine, and wine shops like Astor Wines & Spirits and Chambers Street Wines, which are not allowed to sell beer.
Mutual delusion seems a nebulous basis for negotiation.
Local authorities can fill gaps in the private networks, but only if they decide, on rather nebulous social grounds, that the service is inadequate.
My general view is that it's a bad idea to have private contracts between consenting adults being voided on the basis of nebulous public policy grounds where you don't have scientific evidence backing up the particular stance," she said. .
Less reasonably, many experts shared a general conviction that "Asians" would resist fortification on nebulous but "cultural" grounds.
The idea of "keeping house/ among a cloud of witnesses" seems to glance back at the Advent lines that respond to "What is believing?" In both instances I felt my imagination stranded between solid ground and the nebulous.
But this ugly trend has widened with the latest controversy, which takes the objection from religious grounds to grounds of cultural accuracy, or a nebulous "respect".
"Cheap" solutions abound and every audiophile will look down with disdain on your choice, citing various nebulous forum quotes in order to salt the ground before they begin their own exegesis on the value of carbon fiber over composite and how Amp X is better than Amp Y.
The film overlooks the actual cost of this ground-up refurbishing, which makes "Sun" nebulous and wobbly.
However nebulous or generic the intelligence input is, it is to be followed by ground work by the state police.
