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Reporting the ban, Le Figaro said that while the directive was "relatively vague", it clearly covered anything suggesting "masculinity or femininity, physical slimness, youth or sociability".

"The Japanese government and media have been bent on exploring the issue of China's Air Defence Identification Zone with Biden, in the hope of getting specific pledges, but besides stressing the consistent position of the US, Biden's statement was relatively vague on the whole," notes the Global Times.

Other than the police report, the only information available to Burton was relatively vague 1973 Washington Post coverage, on microfiche.

The statement was relatively vague about Guiliani's new responsibilities, but did mention that he would be setting up some meetings between Trump and various private-sector executives so that they can talk about things like hacking, data theft, and information security.

Although widely considered as a promising cell source for regenerative medicine, the molecular characterisation of MSCs was relatively vague.

According to a University of Saskatchewan review of more than sixty studies of subjective validation, profiles that elicit the strongest confirmation response are relatively vague ("You enjoy a certain amount of change and variety in life"), double-sided ("You are generally cheerful and optimistic but get depressed at times"), and favorable over all ("You are forceful and well liked by others").

Trump's views on US foreign aid have been relatively vague; for instance, he said in June that the US should "stop sending aid to countries that hate us and use that money to rebuild our tunnels, roads, bridges and schools".

In contrast, the borderlines of treatment with NFC are relatively vague, and the films are structured heterogeneously (Figs. 4 right, 5 right).

But when asked about issues related to technology — including hacking, surveillance, encryption, and law enforcement access to data — Sessions' answers were relatively vague.

In our instructions, we were relatively vague in relation to the question what the additional taxes should be used for, except that we spoke of "a large budget deficit".

The three founders, Ben Schaechter (a former developer at TechCrunch), Sam Grossberg and Paul Kompfner, are relatively vague about this point in their note on the site: "We're so excited to bring the knowledge and experience we've gained at GoPollGo to Yahoo!" they note.