nebulously

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• Most evenings Rood can step into his front yard in Southern California and see the nebulous tracks of the Milky Way run over Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.

• Something as nebulous as “stronger” WiFi may not be as easily detected, at least not at first.

• Improving domestic demand is one facet of President Xi Jinping’s nebulous “dual circulation” policy initiative, which state media has touted in recent weeks as a new formula for economic growth.

• Behind its stars is a network of managers and newly formed talent companies ready to make money off them, and much like the TikTok celebrities they manage, the job duties are often nebulous.

• You get a base goal of 150 somewhat nebulous points per week.

• Rather, there are nebulous decrees that can potentially be enforced by the Thai authorities.

• Exactly how many Chase accounts were closed and why the bank decided to close them remains nebulous.

• There is no body, there is no weapon, and unlike a drop of blood, the clues are as nebulous as the thoughts and intentions of men.

• The term, which is nebulous and unregulated, can apply to any wine made without very few winery manipulations.

• Some art was condemned as being “too Jewish,” though this was a nebulous concept.

• In other cases the nebulous appearance is hardly more than a mist about a tolerably distinct central star.

• Dalgard had striven since that moment of contact to keep in touch with the nebulous other mind, to project his need for help.

• That luminous glare which sometimes lingers after the stars go out, threw a trembling, nebulous radiance over sand and cove.

• They were like the tiniest grains of dust, and they whirled round and gathered in clusters in a nebulous sort of way.