Nebulous at first, those rights gradually came into view as women in organizations as different as the National Welfare Rights Organization, led largely by poor women of color, and the A.C.L.U.'s Women's Rights Project, led by a young lawyer named Ruth Bader Ginsburg, spent two decades litigating on behalf of gender equality in the workplace.
But after 2 or 3 miles, and several false starts, a stream of consciousness started, nebulous at first, then more precise.
There have been three series of Nebulous; the first was broadcast between 6 January and 10 February 2005.
Nor is Macron's centrist faction some kind of nebulous, squishy middle third way without creed or heritage.
His chronicle of how Dana Priest and Anne Hull meticulously pursue their investigation of the disgraceful treatment of wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, from the first nebulous lead to the final stages of nailing a multipart exposé, is superb.
Since the second one imploded in 1989, it seems past time to put to rest the nebulous and sometimes toxic third-world concept.But the term third world did not originally refer to geopolitics.
He sees this nebulous state as a third existence melding history, fantasy and personal revelation.
But at the very least it should force Americans to confront the contradiction of ending two wars while invoking a nebulous and never-ending third one to justify the continued detention of prisoners.
The somewhat nebulous demonstration, now in its third day, has been staged on Mohamed Mahmoud Street to mark the anniversary of the eponymous battles that took place here last November, when more than 40 people were killed and scores seriously injured.
The news is fairly nebulous and there is no second-hand confirmation of this in any of the major Mac sites, so let's give this a 45% chance of happening at all and a 25% chance of this happening before Christmas.
