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Causation and mere correlation often get muddied in studies like this, but either way, a sexy voice at least appears to sell the goods.

At the beginning, someone accidentally fell into the water field with the cart and was muddied all over.

Accountants also suggest that the evolution of financial reporting might have muddied the waters.

She got her new boots muddied up in the garden.

They account for many of the missteps that have recently slowed the company's momentum and muddied its reputation.

4A muddied Gart Kamon, an Army specialist, is part of the coalition effort to help Afghan troops take control of restive Kunar province.

Details were muddied by other reports and by Kawasaki Heavy itself, which said a deal had not yet been signed.

The word has become muddied of course by the notion of social exclusion and that is an important issue.

Almost as pressing a question, and one also muddied by nationality, is whether to carry on with the bond purchases.

Accountability is further muddied by the presence of communist party officials who can call the shots from below board level.

By afternoon, they were returning with muddied and barefoot villagers from a town called Minzu.

The first blow muddied his head.

Today, even regulated terms like "Healthy" and "Contains Antioxidants" have become muddied.

Must my flock feed on what you have trampled and drink what you have muddied with your feet?

Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain are the righteous who give way before the wicked.

Unfortunately, the administration's rose-colored forecast has muddied this picture.

For nearly three hours, Weber picked out gravel and debris from the woman's hair and emptied buckets of muddied rinse water.

Mr Walker himself has muddied the waters by exempting police and firemen from the cutbacks and restrictions.

A moment later, the pattern is gone, muddied and overwritten by noise.

A "simple" concept that's been muddied by evolutionary data; a clear definition may be a long time in coming.

The US is among those to have muddied the waters.

GAPP's moves have muddied the waters for future upgrades to the game, though, as well as other foreign games looking to launch in China.

For too long, he says, American politics were muddied by geography.

Here a girl washes her muddied sandals along a dirty water canal in the Nairobi slum of Kibera on March 21.

Masked communication occurs when the message is muddied or vague.

Of course, the picture is muddied by the vast changes that religion went through in the journey from tribal dancing to Anglican hymns.

The pursuit was renewed, till the water was again muddied .

There are as yet no tracks through the drifts, no muddied slush in the roads.

The issue is muddied by the politics of war.

Certain muddied ideas found currency among many people.

But in China, given its stage of development, those distinctions become pretty muddied.

Hetried "You Make Me Sick. I Will Kill You" (photo 7) and each time observed distorted, frightening, muddied patterns.

But as economic misery has spread to poorer countries, the picture has been muddied.

The issue is further muddied by different currencies: the renminbi for Shanghai and Shenzhen, and the Hong Kong dollar.

Application of HACCP System in the Producing of Muddied Apricot Juice Beverage