It just muddies the whole proof of concept for this whole class of drugs.
We see this happen in dating when a dumped party muddies the water for the other party.
It is how well (or not) the baby fares in the cry-it-out scenario that muddies the waters.
"This just muddies the waters and will lower the standards across the board, " says Kyle Westaway, a New York-based lawyer who represents social entrepreneurs.
And Oberon only muddies the waters when he has his servant Puck try to use some magic to make everyone love the right person.
This factor makes sense from the standpoint of controlling insider trading on the part of the advisor, but it otherwise muddies the issue at hand.
And in this case, delivering an individual worker credit through the payroll tax system muddies the waters between personal income taxes and taxes paid to support Social Security.
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"It definitely muddies the water a little bit, " Idzik said.
Corporate sprawl distracts managers, diverts resources and muddies valuations.
The remake muddies the waters with self-consciousness: Scorsese and the screenwriter, Wesley Strick, have loaded the movie with apparent moral ambiguities, facile ideas about guilt and redemption, and explicit attempts to portray the scuzzy villain as a mythic nemesis.
Probably not, though by the lights of 15th-century Europe he was not a particularly bad one, and if Sir Peter muddies what has been till now a fairly spotless reputation, he nevertheless presents a far more fascinating man in a superbly written and thought-provoking book.
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