"You don't want to muddy up a perfectly good conspiracy movie with what actually happened," Kratz told PEOPLE.
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Russia's manipulation of the media doesn't just muddy up the facts; it also turns the truth into a joke.
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As for the marching band ... they allegedly forced new members to muddy up their band jackets and then wear them!!!
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But Republicans insist that Democrats are overplaying their hand here, believing that the Ukraine issue is an easy one to muddy up.
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Calling Clinton a bigot is Trump's clumsy way of trying to muddy up the very clear question of which presidential candidate is racist.
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While I was mostly convinced by this point that I should buy the blanket, I was still concerned about how this might muddy up logistics.
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You spend the majority of your time in Gylt wandering dark rooms and hallways, which often results in compression artifacts that muddy up the image in a very noticeable way.
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And while prunes are wonderful soaked in Armagnac, it turns out that when they are also incorporated into the pastry cream of a mille-feuille, they just muddy up the production.
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The gentle formula (which consists mostly of water) won't muddy up your makeup if you spritz it on mid-day, and the boost of hydration can be a huge pick-me-up when your skin needs it most.
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He jumped all over the Bush family and the Iraq war and claimed that he was on record way, way back as always being opposed to the Iraq war, that it was going to muddy up the Middle East and cause a quagmire.
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"When you do stuff like this, you provide an update to the story and you use it seemingly for no reason to once again try to muddy up someone&aposs name, people see you as incredibly biased and predatory," DeFranco, who has more than 6.4 million subscribers, said.
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The fort is still in fair condition, however the magazine level is flooded. The island can be freely visited by boat, though the landing is muddy. Up to the 1980s, the island was used for picnicking and other leisure pursuits. It is scheduled under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979.
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"Creep" was widely acclaimed by critics. Music critic Robert Christgau, AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine and Time magazine each declared the track one of CrazySexyCool best. "In many ways, TLC at least musically, were best when they were the most subtle", commented Complex Michael Arceneaux, who found the track's content "refreshing" for displaying women who "muddy up right and wrong in a relationship". From the same publication, Benjamin Chesna and Edwin Ortiz credited the song with making infidelity sound "empowering" while praising Austin's "silky smooth production", adding: "[Watkins] forced you into the arms of another lady, now you just have to keep it on the down low".
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