In the past there have been some murky work-arounds to avoid the restrictions, particularly on cookery shows.
The term, said New York Magazine in a recent issue, has come to denote anyone who is "some murky hybrid of egghead and aloof".
Or it may have been some murky painting already hanging in a museum, with a label saying it was the handiwork of an unknown "school of" someone or someplace, or by some obscure artist whose name didn't make us pause.
You have to be willing to be in some murky territory, and be prepared to invest, if you really want to do something different".
When its prospectus is published, probably next month, it will supposedly shed light on how the $9.4 billion deal was financed: some murky combination of friendly state banks and Chinese money is likely.
China to the average American, at least, was still some murky outdated vision of Mao's China".
A Shooting Near a Polling Place in Los Angeles Tuesday, November 8th, 7 10 P.M. There's some awful, murky news out of Southern California this evening.
There are certainly some murky lines between brokers, advisers and planners, but investors should know at least these differences.
The end result of these obstacles to good science education is that students are confused and are left with some murky concepts of dinosaurs and ice ages that they acquired from watching Disney movies.
He is also being investigated for some murky happenings on the Belgrade political scene over the past two years: the disappearance of an ex-president, the assassination of a newspaper editor, attempts to kill an opposition leader.
