Obama notes that there is a global food crisis, that there are environmental factors, and that biofuels may be contributing...then he vagues it up for a while, eventually gets around to talking about using waste materials.
However, the regulatory environment remains somewhat vague, leaving it up to researchers to weigh practicality against ethical considerations.
"It being so vague makes us make it up as we go," he said.
He sold out to another man, who decided to keep the name but split it up into its vaguely significant syllables.
I shrugged and offered up a vague "It'll be fun".
The outcome of the proposed funding reduction is vague, because Republicans would leave it up to states to carry out the cut.
For example, admission standards are set by the Ministry of Education, but they are quite vague and it is up to each academic department, sometimes even the supervising professors, to interpret them and apply whichever criteria they wish for admission.
Neither human, nor monkey, nor dog or even cat, but rather a bizarre chimera of all four, the EyePet is as cute as it is vaguely unsettling; fortunately it makes up for that by being uniquely interactive.
For example, most of you have no doubt heard about Jack Welch, a 7-year-old boy who tried to "shape" his Pop-Tart "into a mountain," and it ended up vaguely looking like a gun, and he got suspended for two days because what might have happened otherwise?
Mr Herbert says it ended up being vague and incomplete, and was revised without consultation just before the AU summit.So will the peer-review mechanism survive in its intended, rigorous form?
