Either way, democracies, being flexible, tend to muddle through.
Even under Sir Alex Ferguson they tended to muddle their way through until after the Christmas period, when United usually started to pick up.
The pinhole mics often found on pocket cams and even some mid-range camcorders tend to muddle everything together, but the Q3HD (as has been noted in its previous version) really does make for better sound.
It is already clear that 'data' means different things to different disciplines; even across (largely STEM) disciplines that generate numerical data as a primary output, one finds large variations in definitions, standards, practices and expectations that tend to muddle us.
This is a questionable judgment, and Shawcross's prescriptions tend to be muddled and contradictory.
Because of the serial position effect, we can most easily recall the first and last things we do, while the in-between activities tend to get muddled.
At the same time, as with the work of Jack Handey, or the Internet troll Ken M, or Rob Delaney's sometime Twitter persona, or, especially, Don Novello's ingenious letter-writing patriot Lazlo Toth, Kelly's cartoons tend to mock muddled thinking itself.
Often gets confused about what time of day it is, can not read a short article in a newspaper, cannot count well enough to handle money, cannot watch half hour TV programme all the way through and tell someone what it was about, thoughts tend to be muddled or slow, finds it very difficult to understand strangers, can only walk up and down a flight of stairs if goes sideways to one step at a time.
It tends to confuse the issue by muddling criminal activity with technological change.
When gentrification is criticized these days, it tends to be done in terms that muddle the issues.
