1.   And then we go beyond that, and develop it into this sort of slightly murky negative area.

2.   But even in this murky area the results look positive.

3.   But the involvement is drawing scrutiny to a murky legal area.

4.   Classifying falls as errors, as the report did, is also a murky area because they happen commonly in homes and on the street.

5.   Educators and lawyers alike say that student-on-student sexual harassment is a particularly murky area, with many questions remaining to be answered.

6.   Given the murky area of what precisely qualifies as a high crime, the managers have invoked recent and ancient history and analogies that are homespun and academic.

7.   However, that law remains a murky area.

8.   Now they may help define the murky legal area of so-called third-party sexual harassment.

9.   Now we have entered a murky area of human need, where reality and fantasy collide and people standing in front of a mirror fudge the truth.

10.   Private contracting in Medicare has always been a murky area.