Barry Sheerman, who chairs the Commons' education select committee considering the suggestions, said: "It's time to sort out this muddy and
murky situation".
Bid to end students' debt hell
Director Jane Campion's latest offering--a mix of cults, Kate, and Keitel--is as
murky as it is quirky
Up in smoke
Hunters with nets and lassoes failed to trap the animal after it vanished in
murky water.
Alligator loose in fun lake
Long-necked aquatic creatures such as Dinocephalosaurus presumably were well camouflaged because, in dim or
murky waters, the true bulk of an approaching predator could be hidden from the view of prey.
Big gulp? Neck ribs may have given aquatic beast unique feeding style
Fracture, distortion,
murky handling of paint-these have long been the mainstays of Georg Baselitz's art, as this exhibition of his early drawings and paintings indicated.
Georg Baselitz. (Reviews: New York)
Atalanta lived in the
murky era of Greek prehistory, when centaurs roamed and the gods and goddesses fully participated in the events unfolding before them.
Spinner, Stephanie. Quiver
All these
murky memories and high-concept stories are culled from Sedaris's own odd life.
Naked
The evolutionary origins of language remain
murky, cautions anatomist Jeffrey T.
Stone age ear for speech: ancient finds sound off on roots of language
Objects have rich emotional patinas, as in The Old Typewriter, 1999, in which the object has the
murky black complexion and contours of a portable Remington.
Avigdor Arikha. (Reviews: New York)
It's during this passage that sperm gain their full capacity to swim and fertilize eggs, although what triggers this maturation remains
murky.
Sperm defender has second role
The use in these works of mirrors to capture, record, and scrutinize the self, as in Adrian Piper's
murky self-portraits and Laurie Anderson's comically distorted photographs of her own face, was ubiquitous.
"Gloria: another look at feminist art in the 1970S". (Reviews: New York)
Once an emerald leaves its country of origin and circulates around the world, the gem's provenance becomes
murky. Scientists have now developed a nondestructive method for determining the source of an emerald, even down to the mine from which it was extracted.
New technique discerns emeralds' beginnings
Making your way carefully through the
murky labyrinth of disparate elements (moving and still images, lights and pockets of darkness, objects and props disposed through distinct spaces) allows for only one sure experience: losing sight of everything you're not looking at right then.
Georgina Starr. (Reviews)
In particular, glia known as astrocytes make up about half the cells in the brain, although their exact role has remained
murky. In 2001, a research group led by Ben Barres of Stanford University School of Medicine reported that astrocytes somehow enable nerve cells to form the specialized brain connections called synapses.
Protein triggers nerve connections
The unexpected absence of the photographer's silhouette among the
murky forms adds to the confusion.
Sabine Hornig. (Reviews)