A communiqué issued by the group was also vague, referring only to its agreement to take "urgent practical steps to support the Syrian opposition".
Still, their own proposals are also vague, referring to a need to "restore our standing, influence, and credibility in the world" and to "our fiscal challenges, our educational challenges, our environmental challenges".
I remember my son saying to her after one game, 'Sissy, breathe in; breathe out.' " Advice of quite a different kind is to be found on the Ready.gov Web site: there, Americans are urged to make face masks out of towels or T-shirts for all family members to wear in the event of an unspecified attack that may release into the air what the site demotically if vaguely refers to as "junk".
Solar output has decreased as temperatures rise Lindzen vaguely refers to studies on the role of the sun in driving climate, which is exactly the subject that fossil fuel interests paid Soon to pursue.
Romney vaguely referred to it as not being "without some weaknesses," then promised to end "that political logjam that has prevented successful reform of that law".
According to another optimistic assessment, secretaries (transported through office hallways "via trackless plastic bubble") would be in ever-higher demand because of what was vaguely referred to as "business expansion".
In the Serb-run half of the country, the school syllabus ends in 1992, and the war is vaguely referred to as a bad time when all sides did bad things.
Rosemary's "backwardness" is vaguely referred to in the papers; at 15 we see her writing (with some help) to her father: "I would do anything to make you so happy.
How do humans claim credit (in part, to be promoted) for positive business outcomes when the key decisions were generated by something vaguely referred to as "artificial intelligence"?
Because the EU's "tax lady", as Trump has been known to vaguely refer to her, is both lit and onit.
