Ideas of home are nebulous, ranging from "where the heart is", to the slightly less warming sentiment of Robert Frost: "The place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in".
As the citations grew more nebulous, the range of subjects that the interviews allegedly covered grew wider: the Rosenberg case, Dien Bien Phu, Douglas MacArthur, J.F.K., quitting smoking, the influence of Eisenhower's mother, Brown v. Board of Education, and so on.
Those who said they did not approve of Mr. Bloomberg's job performance because they did not like him gave a wide range of often nebulous reasons.
They argue that activities are conducted within firms not only because markets fail, but also because firms succeed: they can marshal a wide range of resources particularly nebulous ones such as "corporate culture" and "collective knowledge"—that markets cannot access.
It reserves the right to disclose it to a long list of parties, including loosely defined "affiliates," for a wide range of purposes, including equally nebulous concepts like "security".
Other major exclusives lined up for Xbox One in 2015 range from the tantalizing to the nebulous.
Other major exclusives lined up for Xbox One in 2015 range from the tantalising to the nebulous.
The moderate degree of clinical certainty, the nebulous recommendation to initiate treatment, and the ICP range indicate that a precise ICP endpoint has not been realized.
But before looking at the lads and lasses out there who pack clubs from Friday to Saturday with their acts of simulated celebration we've got to first consider how dance music – that broad, nebulous world – even 'works' in the live arena, because these tribute acts range all the way from fiddling with the cross fader to full on performances.
Just a glance at the wealth of topics relating to peace, human rights and civil society in our 850 entries (far from "nebulous" or "boring"), or the critical discussions of "ethology", suggests the complexity and range.
