1.   But many hope the dialogue will shed new light on that murky territory that is a meeting ground between personal experiences, religious beliefs, politics and history.

2.   But the case of the face occupies murky territory in the film industry.

3.   But the bishops acknowledge health care ethics in such instances may put Catholic providers in murky territory.

4.   If the EU seeks to do so, lawyers said, it would enter murky legal territory that could take years to resolve.

5.   The intersection between the mental health system and the penal system has always been murky territory.

6.   This is murky territory for the National Right to Life Committee.