Shaw, who we first met three films ago, was once one of the series' nebulously bad guys, but he rapidly became a nebulously so-so guy, and now is firmly a good guy.
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It talks nebulously of new investments, but on what scale and with what financing?
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"The Room" was made for something like $6 million of Mr. Wiseau's nebulously obtained fortune.
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Still, Carter could be convicted, because involuntary manslaughter crimes are often nebulously defined, especially in Massachusetts.
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In his own telling, Yashar's career track often oscillates nebulously between informal advising, friendship, and formal employment.
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The nebulously defined, controversial Oscar for achievement in "Popular Film" is dead — at least for the 2018 awards cycle.
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Ashley Williams For spring '17, Ashley Williams invited us to relive her teenage dream, caught nebulously between reality and fantasy.
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We don't really know how she gets off, but she sort of nebulously slips away into a cloud of ether.
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Striped upholstery sits beside checks and florals, modernist furniture clashes with boho styles, and framed artwork floats nebulously throughout the room.
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As is wont of internet-based subgenres, the nebulously linked scene immediately went through the ringer of dissection and antagonistic thinkpieces.
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As more explicitly violent and even nebulously sexual material would make its way to Nintendo consoles, so too would overtly religious material.
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Streetwear is a nebulously defined grouping of items that includes sneaker brands endorsed by icons like Kanye West, Michael Jordan, Nigo and others.
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It is disquieting that international efforts to counter the foreign fighter threat lack a clear definition of terrorism and contain nebulously defined criminal offences.
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But it offers one concrete way to stack-rank how the "tech industry" — so nebulously defined — is splitting when it comes to political support.
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Though I didn't grow up fantasizing about becoming a wife or mother, I did imagine a life nebulously greater than the one I currently live.
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From Frosty's to Blizzards and everywhere in between, you simply can't talk about fast food if you don't broach the countless desserts nebulously categorized as milkshakes.
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I've found it most natural to interpret Twin Peaks on a conceptual level, tracking Lynch's pet themes as nebulously defined forces that he's constantly reconfiguring and evolving.
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And a closer examination of the stated intentions and actions of the anarchist group often nebulously and benignly referred to as "counterprotesters," include some quite despicable approved tactics.
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While we might be nebulously aware that the reality is more complex than this, it is through the prism of effortless daydreams that our view of youth football becomes distorted.
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My doctors told me, 'you will die,' and at first this death was nebulously abstract in the future, but then it became: 'you will die this week, this month, tomorrow.
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It's nebulously described as "Red Daemon", and considering poor Kevin has an alternate face with demonic red eyes, it looks like he gets possessed by the spirit at some point.
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Mr Biden's plan only nebulously nods towards "the principles that polluters must bear the full cost of the carbon pollution they are emitting" and says nothing more on the subject.
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But as Vox's Tara Golshan explained, it was the tax cuts — which Trump is nebulously promising more of now: The major reason the deficit swelled this year: Republicans' tax cuts.
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Why it matters: While many nebulously blame "socialism" for Venezuela's dire condition, the truth is that the country's problems are a result of corruption and wide-ranging economic incompetence from Maduro's government.
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The Oculus Go and Gear VR are very similar, but from what we've seen, Santa Cruz fits nebulously between lower-end mobile VR and high-end tethered headsets like the Rift or Vive.
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I know, too, that the same muscles that are required to survive an episode of depression are the muscles that are required for what is nebulously called "resistance" to this current dark tide.
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One of the reasons AT&T is able to do this is partly because 5G is defined somewhat nebulously, with the "G" in 5G used to denote the evolution to fifth generation wireless networks.
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The OnePlus 6 is obviously the highest-end device offered by any of these three nebulously-related companies, and its design isn't much more similar than any number of Android phones we'll see this year.
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" Unlike bad sex, which is often obviously recognizable, bad sex writing can be hard to define; Literary Review describes its selections somewhat nebulously as "poorly written, perfunctory, or redundant passages of sexual description in modern fiction.
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With the "cloud" version — that buzzword being used somewhat nebulously here — you can customize the button layout by using the PDP Cloud Remote App for PS4, presumably to make it more compatible with streaming services like Netflix.
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As an added bonus for Amazon fans currently sizing up Google's own connected assistant, while Google's Home bases are still listed as nebulously "coming soon," the Echo Dot cases are available now (with Prime shipping) from Amazon.
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Irene Adler, nebulously alive and offstage for seasons three and four, pops up via a vague text that reminds us that despite the fact that she is a lesbian, she is sexually and emotionally available to Sherlock.
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North Korea has said that it would only initiate a process of denuclearization, something nebulously agreed upon during Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump's first meeting in Singapore in June, if the United States first lifted its sanctions.
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As the title makes clear, the events of the film play out over the course of a single Hanukkah, and in a pivotal moment, it's the nebulously defined "spirit of Hanukkah" that guides Davey back to his senses.
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Armed thus in the most scanty fashion, you charge forth into the unmapped wilderness, where monsters swarm, countless secrets hide in the landscape, and a nebulously articulated quest beckons you forth from biome to biome and dungeon to dungeon.
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As noted in Gizmodo's prior coverage:One of the reasons AT&T is able to do this is partly because 5G is defined somewhat nebulously, with the "G" in 5G used to denote the evolution to fifth generation wireless networks.
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Since then, perhaps to atone for this original sin, many of us have fallen prey to the idea that we can somehow get rid of nasty — usually nebulously defined — toxins in our bodies to be purer, cleaner, and lighter.
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There's tremendous public confusion around the term "antifa," especially after a number of fake social media accounts have cropped up in the past few months, and the more nebulously threatening the movement seems, the easier it will be to justify violent crackdowns on all protest.
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What I'm talking about here were the bills for things that simply didn't happen, or only kind-of, sort-of happened, or were mislabeled as things they were not, or were so nebulously defined that I couldn't figure out what we might be paying for.
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Since then, perhaps to atone for this original sin, many of us have fallen prey to the idea that we are full of nasty, usually nebulously defined toxins in our bodies and we need to get rid of them to be purer, cleaner, and lighter.
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The verification badge, once reserved for someone with a nebulously defined amount of status, remains in desperate need of an overhaul, after Twitter paused the public application process after it gave out badges to prominent white nationalists like Richard Spencer and was later forced to rescind them.
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The 2019 Oscars will feature the first new category since the animated feature prize joined the ceremony in 2002: Next February, the award for Best Popular Film (which is still a nebulously defined, hard-to-understand title) will join the other 24 categories for the first time ever.
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It's a nebulously legal ploy to profit off the poor and give to the rich, and the only folks who benefit are those at the tippy top of the pyramid (here represented by Ted Levine as Obie Garbeau, a mustachioed cowboy type who wouldn't feel out of place in The Big Lebowski).
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The collection ranges from the expected gym fare (tanks and T-shirts, plain leggings, and sweatshirts) to a few slightly more puzzling offerings, like sneakers probably better suited for walking around in your athleisure best than actually working out, and a nebulously shaped polyester "sports bucket bag," because trendy bag silhouettes ought to have a place in the locker room, too.
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With the House claiming that an interbranch conflict meant to be settled by the Supreme Court is "obstruction of justice" and that the nebulously-defined term of "abuse of power," which has morphed to mean "whatever Congress doesn't like," meets the standard of "high crimes and misdemeanors" that necessitates a president's removal, President Trump's acquittal will be unified, and swift.
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The idea of "abstract projection" rather than "nature or image," in its precision and humility, couldn't be farther from the nebulously teleological "bridge between Pollock and what was possible," but it proved to be the key to Frankenthaler's explorations as an artist — never locked into a particular path, but always probing, scrabbling, and sometimes stumbling in search of a particular pictorial truth.
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Photo: APFacebook subsidiary Instagram, the Twitter for people who only want to tweet about how hot and rich they are, has long been overrun with paid product endorsements from both genuine celebrities and nebulously influential "influencers"—and so many of them have openly flaunted Federal Trade Commission rules requiring disclosures of paid endorsement deals that the FTC has begun to warn them to take their authority seriously.
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The size of the shell varies between 13 mm and 63 mm. The shell is yellowish brown, pink- brown or olivaceous. It is sometimes chocolate-brown, very closely nebulously spotted and reticulated. And sometimes it is interrupted-lined with chestnut, with a narrow, light band below the middle.
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Magnus leaves the boat's cabin, finds Jennie on board the ship. She begs him to free the turtle, nebulously saying she made a promise long ago she will forever regret. At Doshan's insistence, Dr. Paulis boards a helicopter to fly out to the boat. Upon arriving, he observes a huge shape underwater near the boat.
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Information architecture is the art and science of structuring and organizing the information in products and services to support usability and findability. In the context of information architecture, information is separate from both knowledge and data, and lies nebulously between them. It is information about objects. The objects can range from websites, to software applications, to images et al.
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The size of the shell varies between 40 mm and 57 mm. The spire is concavely elevated, tuberculate and closely striate. It is nebulously painted with orange-brown, chestnut or chocolate and white, the latter forming usually an interrupted and irregular central band, besides being miscellaneously disposed on other parts of the surface. It is encircled by close narrow brown lines, which are sometimes slightly raised.
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The size of an adult shell varies between 13 mm and 63 mm. The color of the shell is yellowish brown, pink-brown or olivaceous ; sometimes chocolate-brown, very closely nebulously spotted and reticulated ; and sometimes interrupted-lined with chestnut, with a narrow, light band below the middle. The elevated spire is rudely gradate and maculated. The interior of the shell is light chocolate, with a light band.
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The length of the shell varies between 20 mm and 50 mm. The grayish white shell is elongated, turreted, brilliant and pointed at its summit. It is slightly widened at its base nebulously longitudinally strigate with pale orange-chestnut, frequently breaking up into revolving series of dots. Its color is sometimes inclining to red, spotted with numerous brown spots arranged in transverse series, three in number upon each whorl, and five upon the body whorl.
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Canoel is the seat of the hero in of the medieval epic of Tristan and Iseult, versions of which were written by Gottfried von Strassburg, Thomas of England, Béroul, and others. The authors who mention Canoel situate it in "Parmenie", a fictitious land nebulously situated on the French side of the English Channel between Brittany and Normandy. Traditionally, Tristan is from Lyonesse, a lost land very similar to Parmenie. May also relate to Canoel International Energy; former name of Zenith Energy Ltd.
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Shacklewell took its name from "some springs or wells which were of high repute in former days, but the very site of which is now forgotten." Shacklewell has never been an administrative unit, and partly for that reason its extent has only ever been nebulously understood. For a brief time its sphere of influence extended north and north-west beyond its village core but Shacklewell is now mostly forgotten as a place name in everyday use, though the historic street pattern of the original hamlet remains.
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Julie was the only Power family member who had a birthday happen within the comic series, aging from 10 to 11 years old.Power Pack #45 In the later 2000 mini-series (which makes no references to 'current' Marvel continuity and thus cannot be objectively placed in canon) she is 14, in Runaways vol. 2 #1 she is nebulously identified as being an "ex-teenager", but in the later Loners #4, Julie identifies herself as being 17 years old. In the letter column of Avengers Academy #31, Julie is identified as being about 19 years old.
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As of 2006, Iran's SmartFilter is configured to filter local Persian-language sites, and block prominent English-language sites, such as the websites of the BBC and Facebook. The software effectively blocks access to most pornographic sites, gay and lesbian sites, reformist political sites, news media, sites that provide tools to help users cloak their Internet identity, and other sites nebulously defined as immoral on various grounds. Iran has been accused by its critics of censoring more Internet sites than any other nation except China. Iran has since developed its own hardware and software for filtering purposes.
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The Lexical Integrity Hypothesis is a subset of the Lexicalist hypothesis, which states that morphology and syntax do not interact, with the result (among others) that some syntactic operations cannot access word-internal structures. This theory appears to have no single source from which it originates. There is no person that coins the Lexical Integrity Hypothesis, nor does there seem to be any singular definition; and yet, many linguists make referrals, amendments and challenges to this nebulously and unofficially defined concept, potentially posing problems for this theory's falsifiability. The hypothesis seems to come about from the consensus that there is a phenomenon that generally, and cross-linguistically, significantly prevents or limits the interaction between syntax and morphology.
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Burger also noted that KKHI's economic concerns had indeed been taken into account when the commission granted the extension until April 1967. When considering the procedural issue, Burger allowed himself some criticism of the commission, noting that given its explicit consideration of technical factors and programming as issues on which its decisions turned, it should have explicitly cited those considerations in promulgating the rule rather than refer to the nebulously defined public interest. But "[a]lthough it may well be that the rule could have been more precise, it is adequate and the Commission has given it a consistent interpretation." The rule did not explicitly state that a hearing would be granted if desired, and "[i]n these circumstances we hold that the Commission acted within its discretion in refusing to grant a hearing" as KKHI had not shown that the FCC had not considered its reasons for desiring the exemption.
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Details magazine included the brew on their "Best Weird Brews of Summer" list in 2013; and Gayot Guides lists it among its top ten weird beers, profiling it as "reminiscent of a Belgian saison, with a hazy orangish hue and flavors of bready malt, spicy peppercorn, tropical mango, passion fruit and pineapple". Paste magazine listed it as "really weird" along with beers including pickle, meteorite dust, and scorpion. The Massachusetts Daily Collegian reviewed it at length, noting it "meld[s] odors of smoke, olives and nebulously Belgian-influenced yeast... funky aromatic notes... initial citrusy sourness is balanced out by the fullness of toasted bread laced with a tangy sweetness... a simultaneously sour and sweet flavor complexion... traces of some distinctly Belgian elements... more closely aligned with saison and farmhouse ale styles". Daniel Tapper from the UK daily The Guardian reviewed five wild beers and called Beard Beer "the weirdest beer I've ever tried" and described it as containing notes of banana, passionfruit and pineapple.
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The notion that Luis would move on, let alone with her niece Fancy, caused a mental breakdown within Sheridan's mind; shunning Chris and his son, Sheridan began morphing into a full-fledged villainess, who was determined to destroy Luis and Fancy for falling in love. When Fancy was raped by her half- brother Vincent Clarkson, Sheridan destroyed evidence regarding the rape in order to make it appear Fancy was making up her claim of being sexually assaulted and later, testified against Luis, when he was put on trial for several murders Vincent had committed as the masked "blackmailer". While Fancy fought to clear Luis of the charges against him, Sheridan was willing to protect Vincent when she discovered that he was the masked blackmailer. Vincent nebulously agreed to get Luis released from death row if Sheridan murdered Theresa (who was standing in the way of Vincent's quest to have sex with his step-brother Ethan Crane-Winthrop), which Sheridan did.
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Various United States government officials spoke out on Jimmy Lai's arrest. Vice President Mike Pence posted a picture of him and Jimmy Lai on his Twitter account along with #FreeJimmyLai. State Secretary Mike Pompeo in an interview mentioned Jimmy Lai's arrest and the new Chinese sanction of US politicians. He stated that the United States is "going to respond in real ways so that the actions they’ve taken with respect to Jimmy Lai and the sanctions that they have nebulously imposed on some senior American officials in Congress, you can be sure the United States will measure them, respond to them, and help the Chinese Communist Party understand you’re not going to take action against America or Americans without President Trump responding." National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien in a White House statement said that the United States was "deeply troubled" by the arrest, closing with the words, "We stand with Jimmy Lai and his sons and colleagues, and call on Beijing to repeal the national security law and restore Hong Kong’s rule of law immediately".
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