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This message would be terminally muddled were the FSA to be seen to have cut Prudential slack to help get the deal done.

On the surface, it looks like the world is starting to understand the reserve currency mess, but still too much muddled thinking dominates.

One has just sort of, you know, muddled along.

This could also produce a muddled foreign policy, with the president pulling in one direction and Congress in the other.

I can see that you're as muddled about all of this as I am, and I don't appreciate being made a fool of.

The hands of the beggar were so dirty as if he had just muddled with cinders.

To clarify what now looks quite a muddled approach, the principles that underlie our policies should be redrawn in a number of directions.

The status quo has been a muddled, halfway affair, combining monetary integration with fiscal independence.

And what was once a fairly easy thing to understand became muddled in the bureaucracy of what we call being civilized.

People feel obscure on conceptions, values and religious beliefs. Just like the newborn infants, everything is muddled .

Mr Ma's own reputation for competence has also been damaged by his government's slow and muddled response to the crisis.

Some rests related that the brain is muddled all day, fragrant heavy.

The response, as so often in Japanese business, is well-intentioned but a bit muddled.

Somebody may use a thousand words to explain a certain thing to you and you'll still be as muddled as when you started.

Their letters were all muddled up together in a drawer.

Teacher gives the duty has not completed, also a little violates muddled , is not earnest.

It was probably that paradoxical communist-capitalist element that left us just as muddled when we left as when we arrived.

While Greece's debt problem has muddled the outlook for the euro zone, the United States has shown steady improvement.

But just because markets have muddled through so far does not mean that they will always do so.

So far, political attempts to resolve this conundrum have been unforgivably muddled.

writing all this so that i know that i havent really said anything bad in the last few days to anyone & it is clear now & not muddled.

I stick the principle muddled on like this to pass through these 28 spring and autumn, very many regrets!

Eurozone governments have made modest reforms to the postwar welfare state and labour markets but most have muddled through.

They pass through one muddled life to the next, and that next life is also muddled.

Yet it is surprising to see how this simple affair has muddled men's minds.

But 10 years after the handover, its rich and richly muddled heritage continues to attract people from all over the world.

Yet even if the protests are small and muddled, it is dangerous to dismiss the broader rage that exists across the West.

And yes, the early screens looked a bit muddled, but the game looks a lot cleaner and more beautiful now and in person.

In recent years, Japan has languished on many fronts. Its economy has been weak, its politics muddled and its birth rate declining.

Of course it is tiresome to be short-changed and muddled together with visiting crowds, but I am optimistic.

My papers were all muddled up together.

You're clearly rather muddled about office procedures but I'll soon straighten you out.

Muddled it may have been , but governments did muddle through .

Each time I've muddled through an answer to the questioner, thinking I knew the answer but not being sure.

This generally created a deeply muddled atmosphere, but somehow life and commerce went on, albeit at a fairly slow and inefficient pace.

Officials muddled through the process in a typical bureaucratic fashion.

A rubbish-strewn, muddled assortment of houses near a huge power station on the shoreline, Zhaiqiao tends not to attract attention.

Some voters will welcome the prospect of avoiding a higher tax, but others may see a muddled message from Mr Osborne.

His muddled evidence casts doubt on his reliability as a witness.

If unrest spread to Saudi Arabia a release would make sense, but policy is muddled on more moderate disruptions.

Those muddled the green years are buried in the corner of the memories.

Mostly, however, the reform deals with the symptoms of muddled incentives: high premiums and poor access.

When your sound moral values and your fickle emotion are disconnected, your mind is divided and thus your judgment is muddled.

Muddled thinking tempts us to speak of "the book trade" as a single sentient being.

DI may be the least discussed and most muddled.

But if China's frustration with the "dollar trap" appears confused, its proposed remedy is yet more muddled.

In the first article in this series, we offered a refined vocabulary to bring structure and clarity to a previously muddled topic.

It seems my olfactory sense is a bit muddled.

Yet party and state interests are too often muddled, with benefits denied to citizens who question the EPRDF.

By contrast, the thinking of those reading the dollar's last rites was muddled.

Is there anyone out there who still sees this scenario coming to pass in today's muddled financial environment?

It is a muddled, imperfect solution (just ask Catholics offended by this week's pope-bashing).

Yet Mohammed's confessions may also have muddled some key investigations.

Physics is very muddled again at the moment.

The laws may be muddled, but people are betting anyway, even where it is illegal to do so.

We're not in between. We're not mixed, stirred together, confused or muddled.

Financial services in the "muddled middle" neither serve the real economy, nor have regained strength themselves.

There are muddled kisses and clever kisses. The muddled ones are usually the ones you remember forever!

Muddled person's life is dull, moves restlessly and completely hope that he'll repose in next life.

In other-words, his sentences will likely be muddled rather than emphasized.

In memory of youth, even tiny faded fragments can touch the muddled depression of wild child.

UFO mystery muddled cutting-edge science in the world will be a complete end to the world of science and monotheistic?

Through the first half of 2011, stocks, corporate bonds and treasuries muddled upward together.

As the standard for contemporary art becomes ever more muddled today, such value has been even more claried.

Washington will inevitably pay a costly price for its muddled decision.

Certainly, it betrays muddled thinking about China.

President Barack Obama wants a rethink of America's muddled aid programme.

The new team must look afresh at the financial system and make a clean break with the muddled efforts of the Bush administration.

Many Emiratis recognise that the law is muddled.

In Brussels this week euro-zone finance ministers muddled along.

Retailers should be straight with their customers, who are in no mood to decipher some muddled marketing pitch.

The new government has had a muddled start.

Because when you're too focused on improvement, your vision gets muddled.

But the outbreak of anger about bankers' bonuses is muddled and comes too late.

But America's racial jurisprudence is rather muddled.

This statement contains many muddled ideas.

Only recently the Japanese people and the government were seen as indecisive and selfish, muddled with complaints and bickering.

Health care is a huge, muddled industry in need of regulation.

That is more than can be said for the muddled response of governments and regulators to the financial crisis.

However, in life outside the television screen, this clarity can become muddled.

Sometimes the data are muddled and ambiguous.

Take muddled, take to imagine, I always take ideal to travel.

They muddled away the hours until train time.

The problem is the muddled arrangement.

Labour has a go at patriotism, with muddled results.

Muddled along through my high-school years.

Regardless of black and muddled road, we cut it on in haste.

We can easily become muddled in confusions regarding such issues as personal identity, image, and expectation.

You've muddled the scheme completely.

Even then, they may still be muddled and not realize that the calamity came from their own tongue-wagging!

You've muddled the scheme completely.

Even then, they may still be muddled and not realize that the calamity came from their own tongue-wagging!

If your thinking is muddled, your writing will be.

She has muddled away all her money.

The ducks muddled the clear water in the pond.

The she-hare's eyes are muddled and fuddle.

You have muddled up the answers.

I begin to think that you have so muddled your head with mathematics.

Noan-noan is embraced by Su Chun in the bosom, they fight of the action sway she is dizzy, the head is more muddled.

I am a muddled person, always looks for the unclear goal, a road is crazy.

I am a muddled person, always looks for the unclear goal, a road is crazy.

She gave me so many instructions that I got muddled up.

LiRun became let JinNaNa home, let JinNaNa manifestly back shit, who had to return home JinNaNa can't muddled.

I felt muddled up when I came to the new class.

Therefore at that time I really am done by you muddled.

The boss gave me so a lot instructions at first time these I got muddled up.

Even in Japan's muddled debate, that policy was never classified as reform.

Teachers, you're like a beacon light guiding us, it is you---teachers that bring us from muddled to mature, ignorant to known;

But, as Prof de Grauwe notes, it is doing so in a half-hearted and muddled manner: the emergency assistance is too small;

you may be muddled about the complicated and multifarious information in Baidu or Google;

you may be muddled about the complicated and multifarious information in Baidu or Google;

Phoney politeness and muddled messages: a guide to euphemisms

to be slightly muddled with liquor

in practice , it sounds muddled ? and clumsy

The muddled Dodd-Frank reforms, passed by Congress in America and now being implemented by regulators, supposedly go some way towards this;