While it does not name those responsible, the assessment points fingers in unmistakable directions.
And there's a plan: The lovely thing about "Justified" is that it delivers all the shaggy charm of a diverting character piece even as a supple, strongly structured story gives the whole affair an unmistakable energy and direction.
But the direction, for now, is unmistakable.
But during the summer of 1861 the direction of change was unmistakable, as Republicans took the first, crucial steps in a mounting attack on the South's "peculiar institution".
From forty or fifty yards away, which was the closest I could get, it looked like a pile of dirty rags in the desert, but when the wind blew in my direction the odor was unmistakable.
But the reverse direction of their travel is unmistakable.
Each of these steps is incomplete under current law, as well as in the real world, but the direction they are taking is unmistakable.
The directional signs are unmistakable.
We huddle in the shelter of a vandalised bus stop on a street where the wind blows in all directions, and feel the warm, unmistakable glow of Guinness farts – but, more importantly, rare human connection.
