(In the course of reporting, this reporter was the type of person who bought a vintage, vaguely cowgirlesque, blue button-down shirt; a bottle of homemade ginger syrup; a shimmery silver Whiting & Davis purse that broke less than a week later when the reporter was running for a taxi; and upward of $30 in snacks).
Under a watery sun we spool up the road, with gale-blown salt grass and a vaguely crinkled blue Atlantic on one side, green hills dotted with plump lambs and little Dexter cows on the other.
Lohan is in a gauzy, blue, vaguely Grecian party dress, pouting for the camera, while in voiceover she says, "I've gone through so much in my past.
(The first, as I'm sure you know, came in the Blacksmith remix of Craig David's Rendezvous: "Far from vague / Was this bluer than William Hague?") 11.22pm: The Times has gone with "Trouble in Rochdale".
The Giants will pick 25th and Accorsi has only a vague notion of which blue-chip defensive linemen will be available when Commissioner Paul Tagliabue announces the Giants are on the clock on April 26.
At that time, there were 40 of them -- Robbin gave them distinguishing and vaguely offensive names, like "Blue Blood Estates" and "Shotguns & Pickups" -- and the cluster became a fundamental term in business thinking, the niche in niche market.
After purchasing my visa on arrival, I waited in front of the most disciplined-looking immigration officer I could find, wearing a white, short-sleeved shirt with blue epaulets, vaguely military -- assuming his line would move more rapidly than the slumped women and other less-engaged workers at the rather decrepit airport.
Its principal motifs include a blushing-pink cloud bearing a dark-green lightning bolt, a deep-blue, vaguely anthropomorphic blob with a red arrow poking into it (emitting cartoon "pain" rays), and a woozy, bright-orange, winged H shape, marked with parallel red lines, that suggests a piece of clapboard.
Undeniably vague and out of the blue, some users scrambled to figure out whether Trump was indeed asking a question or making some kind of admission. .
Combine this lack of cohesion in the Afghan Army with an endless war fought with a vague strategy, and green-on-blue attacks seem an inevitable result.
