WikiLeaks needs to evolve into an institution that is more stable, with coherent protocols that can readily accommodate situations where the just and unjust are unclearly delineated, as they often are, without diluting the core WikiLeaks mission: unearthing wrongdoing and giving genuine whistleblowers a safe harbor.
It was disallowed, unclearly.
At war with this fluid imagery is a clunky narrative structure that involves the performers delivering dullish tracts of spoken narrative about d'Éon's life, often unclearly, straight over the footlights.
Like her political message, Chapman's role in the Young Guard movement has so far been unclearly defined.
For Grisha, unclearly, was Ranevskaya's little boy who drowned in the river when she was making love with a man who pursued, then abandoned her.
It has also taken several months for my wife and I to master just the basics of the tiny, unclearly labeled buttons on the remote control for a combination TV-DVD-VCR.
If Vice President Al Gore wins the presidency, the Republicans say, he will do so because unclearly marked ballots were illicitly counted in heavily Democratic counties by cynical Democratic officials who guessed at voters' intentions with eyes cocked toward how many votes he needed.
The problem now, as it was three decades ago, is that Mr. Rabe's main character is unclearly drawn.
The seventh points out that one can perceive dimly or faintly, clearly or unclearly, but that these adverbial distinctions do not apply to ways of knowing as they must if knowing is perceiving.
It could be that Cantor at this time considered the WOH as something like a logical principle.[16] This, however, is not particularly clear, especially since the study of formal logic adequate for mathematical reasoning was only in its infancy, and the set concept itself was new and rather unclearly delimited.
