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But in Bolivia, one of South America's poorest nations, regulatory gray areas can be especially broad here in its remote interior.

There are a number of "gray areas" in coverage for plastic surgery that sometimes require special consideration by an insurance carrier.

But Biro told me that he was now "pushing into the gray areas. "

Gray areas over Africa and parts of the Southern Ocean are places where temperatures were not recorded.

"But there's still a lot of gray areas here, and a lot of areas, " cautioned healthcare attorney Robert Falk.

Software management is full of gray areas, situation dependencies, and ambiguous tradeoffs.

Suddenly, my feet swarmed Yi Gu heat, let my heart Heart in the gray areas, my heart is full of vitamin C's vitality.

Gray areas are places where people in the area use less than 10 percent of the vegetation growing there.

Having said that, I'm painfully aware that the world is full of gray areas.

But researchers who spy on T cells for a living know that there are also gray areas where T cells can cause trouble.

Gray areas are non-forest land, including urban areas and beaches.

Light-gray areas represent the idle (waiting) state.

Gray areas indicate areas of insufficient data.

This vagary makes me uncomfortable, because politicians have a long history of making stupid decisions about gray areas.

Dichotomous thinking - Thinking that everything is either very good or very bad so that there are no gray areas.

The question remains how to make the right choice in the gray areas.

Most businesses in China make money doing business in gray areas or crossing lines.

Private equity fund in China is not a new thing, but because of the non-standard operation, has been walking in the gray areas.

The gray areas of the law sometimes apply to actions -- for example, the giving of seasonal gifts -- that can be common in some countries.

Still, there are gray areas in which a small fib -- or embellishment -- could go a long way toward helping you land a job.