But Nantucket was fogged in, and press organizations were desperate for details.

NEWYORKER: Changing Times

It is still one of the finest jests of the modern muses that this fogged-in English don was going home nights to work on perhaps the most popular adventure story ever written, thereby inventing one of the most successful commercial formulas that publishing possesses, and establishing the foundation of the modern fantasy industry.

NEWYORKER: The Dragon��s Egg

On a job they got in the way and fogged things up with sex and hurt feelings and all the emotional baggage they carried around.

FORBES: 007 On The Couch

Radioactivity came to light a century after the discovery of uranium when Henri Becquerel used uranium salts and photographic plates in the same experiment and found that one fogged the other.

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