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The vintage trend has muddied the issue enormously.

The Senate Intelligence Committee oversees the court's decisions.The internet has muddied this picture considerably, however.

"One of the problems for the CIA has been that it has become involved in lethal operations and that has muddied some of the work of the intelligence agencies," said the former MI6 chief.

"Instead, it has muddied the waters," the aide said.

Yes, Terry Richardson has muddied the waters by entwining his sex life – and his sexual predation – with his work life.

Recent data has muddied the outlook.

But this has muddied the waters.

Rather, he has muddied the waters further.

But Google has muddied the waters of its messaging strategy.

"The waters are so muddied now, and Jerry has muddied them".

Runoff has muddied the water into a milky tea.