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1. a muddle whether to choose the blue salwar-kameez or the pink
2. Unable to cope with the muddle of questions inundating her, Karla decided to go to bed and sleep on it before it drove her crazy
3. It shows us what unquestionably leads to misery or happiness – we don’t have to muddle around
4. I was going to check with the motor muddle but I never got around to it
5. muddle my thoughts, it would all be exactly what I would need
6. Half the adventure is making it up as you muddle along
7. While the torpedo-carrying Beauforts were struggling against the continuing ground muddle, Bomber Command finally came to life
8. Then, wake him up a half hour earlier than you have been and let him muddle along at his own pace
9. Unfortunately, as with most tech oriented people, fixing people was the lesser of their skills, and sometimes, it was just best to let people muddle through their own issues rather than have an outside force step in and try to influence things
10. The bridge writhed; everything was a muddle
11. and said as we all looked at the planets, “Oh, we muddle through
12. "My dear child, of course I must have made a muddle, or perhaps I hadn't read Fanny's answer very attentively," said Conderley, irritably
13. My eyes scanned the area for an escape route, but that was about the only path wide enough for the Jeep to muddle through
14. What had really been cruel was the terrible muddle his papers and letters had got into owing to her prolonged absence
15. In ten days the Easter recess would be over, and he was due in the House of Lords, where he had been put down for a speech on the Home Rule Bill from the point of view of simple faith, and how was he to leave things in this muddle at home, and how was he to have the peace of mind, the empty clarity, appropriate to a proper approach of the measure if his inward eye went roving away to Redchester all the time and to the increasing confusion on his study table?
16. Combine lemon wedges, mint sprigs, green chillies, ginger, black salt and muddle the ingredients with a muddler
17. ” Tears sprang to her eyes when she considered the muddle she was in and far removed she felt from her real life
18. Someone was in a muddle
19. sleep with the entire muddle in his mind
20. As the main supplier you should have called us to reach a sensible distribution plan to avoid this muddle, he said
21. Less frankly, and indeed hiding my innermost yearnings, I told her, I did not believe this unfortunate muddle, whatever its outcome, would affect our relationship and we would arrange to see each other soon enough
22. Yet somehow, through the muddle and confusion these creatures had
23. Lorentz wanted to ask him too, but held back since he believed there is nothing much he could extract from anyone, since they themselves were in a muddle
24. stepping into a 2 inch muddle puddle could be
25. ) "One gets into a muddle! A regular muddle! One keeps harping on the same note, like a drum! There is to be a reform and we shall be called by a different name, at least, he-he-he! And as for our legal tradition, as you so wittily called it, I thoroughly agree with you
26. The fact was he had begun instinctively to guess that Lebeziatnikov was not merely a commonplace simpleton, but, perhaps, a liar, too, and that he had no connections of any consequence even in his own circle, but had simply picked things up third-hand; and that very likely he did not even know much about his own work of propaganda, for he was in too great a muddle
27. "Ah, Avdotya Romanovna, everything is in a muddle now; not that it was ever in very good order
28. You'll spoil it if you do, for the interest of the story is more in the minds than in the actions of the people, and it will be all a muddle if you don't explain as you go on," said Meg, who firmly believed that this book was the most remarkable novel ever written
29. Spiraling in for a closer look, Smitty saw a muddle of yellow rectangular boxes, jostling on the surface
30. going to be there? Your notions are as enchanting as they are muddle headed
31. ) "One gets into a muddle! A regular muddle! One keeps harping on the same note, like a drum! There is to be a reform and we shall be called by a different name, at least, he‐he‐he! And as for our legal tradition, as you so wittily called it, I thoroughly agree with you
32. The fact was he had begun instinctively to guess that Lebeziatnikov was not merely a commonplace simpleton, but, perhaps, a liar, too, and that he had no connections of any consequence even in his own circle, but had simply picked things up third‐hand; and that very likely he did not even know much about his own work of propaganda, for he was in too great a muddle
33. You can transmute love, ignore it, muddle it, but you can never pull it out of you
34. Muddle in the Middle East
35. There are many more variations that could occur, but in the muddle of the middle, color and/or name do not mean much
36. Germans, and everyone was convinced that a dangerous muddle had been occasioned by the sausage eaters
37. This was the party of the elders, reasonable men experienced and capable in state affairs, who, without sharing any of those conflicting opinions, were able to take a detached view of what was going on at the staff at headquarters and to consider means of escape from this muddle, indecision, intricacy, and weakness
38. People’s innate optimism and the financial industry’s marketing machines have been able to muddle these messages, thereby slowing the lure of passive investing
39. Stebelkov said," I added finally; "he talks in a sort of muddle
40. " W^hat a muddle it's in ! who sewed it up ? "
41. But to avoid a muddle I will, before describing the catastrophe, explain the actual fact, and for the last time anticipate the order of events
42. We are all in a muddle over there now and all through your science
43. There's a regular muddle, and, above all, superstition, scandal; there's as much scandal among us as among you, you know; a little more in fact, and spying, indeed, for we have our secret police department where private information is received
44. She has some sort of nervous fits, almost every day, and they are destroying her memory so that afterwards she forgets everything that's just happened, and is always in a muddle over time
45. And Semyon Ivanovitch went on talking in this way at great length about being a poor man, about his sister-in-law and about roubles, and kept repeating the same thing over and over again to impress it on his audience till he got into a regular muddle and relapsed into silence
46. The children and the coppers, the coppers and the children, were mingled together in an utterly incomprehensible muddle, from which every one withdrew baffled, after vain efforts to understand
47. Here's a fine muddle
48. Given the problem of how to muddle a man so that he will be unable to discriminate between two antagonistic conceptions that have been taught to him since his childhood, one could never have devised anything more effectual than the education of every young man in our so-called Christian society
49. Had the Russian army been alone without any allies, it might perhaps have been a long time before this consciousness of mismanagement became a general conviction, but as it was, the disorder was readily and naturally attributed to the stupid Germans, and everyone was convinced that a dangerous muddle had been occasioned by the sausage eaters
1. nothing more than a little local dissent or muddled thinking, nonetheless these
2. He refined his muddled thoughts to the point where he doubted that she was the Yingolian ghost for two reasons
3. This caused them unimaginable distractions, upheavals, confusion, and suffering in general that would not be at all necessary if they only had been appropriately educated from the time they were little tots about the dangers of their massive burgeoning egos dominated by a congested stream of interminable, muddled thoughts
4. Dane’s eyes narrowed as an earlier thought crept into his mind, still muddled
5. Sitting up groggily, my muddled wits returning to me, I came to two realisations
6. Bubbala was in trouble, as usual, she’d written notes to herself to remind herself what day it was and what she was doing but had got them muddled up
7. When a society begins to lose its moral compass or becomes less critical of questionable points of views or unseemly behavior that diminishes an individual‘s intellectual and moral character, however, and when principled and far-sighted judgments(s) become increasingly muddled and uncertain and when that society fails to exercise reasonable discretion by indiscriminately embracing every hare-brained idea for tolerance sake or taking every (novel) proposition at its face value without giving serious thought to the matter and when an individual, lest he or she be perceived as close-minded or confrontational, remains on the sidelines as a casual observer rather than an active participant, such actions or inactions, whatever the case may be, must inevitably usher the moral and intellectual decline of that society
8. So, I thought, my brain still muddled with exhaustion
9. The idea of it, the pure idea, not the troubled muddled thing itself
10. The drug in his vein had muddled his mind, but now he remembered; everything was suggestion and mind games
11. Before she could gather her muddled thoughts together, her stepfather stood
12. The cards can end up muddled and not provide you with a clear message
13. "It all looks rather muddled to us at present— but once we take the map over to the castle and study it there, we may be able to make out how to get down to the hidden dungeons
14. The suicide versus homicide question became muddled when evidence indicated the gun was too far away when it was fired to have been a suicide
15. It being early morning, and me being a poor sleeper, my muddled mind
16. But again, the line of the law is muddled
17. So many other people and animals had overladen it with their effluvia that it became a muddled mess I could not read
18. muddled the message a bit
19. This fluid can become thick and can become muddled with debris
20. The fluid which lubricates the eye and reduces friction between the lid and the eyeball can become thick and muddled with debris
21. He ate at odd hours, muddled from head to toe, and he did so in a corner in the kitchen, barely answering the occasional questions asked by Santa Sofía de la Piedad
22. As she muddled around the maze of tables to leave, the plates of hot seafood were delivered by an attractive Bahamian girl
23. With memories of the muddled banana song, tears would run into the folds of raucous faces and overflow with ke so-se all of us: ‘and God save us all’ to their ears
24. Muddled, she crossed to the rear door and turned the handle
25. He withdrew to his study with the major’s personal life and emerged at nine pm with a muddled brain succumbing to sleep
26. Unable to concentrate its forces on America, the British muddled along with the forces they had
27. Now if you are still muddled deep within
28. “I think you’ve got the rules muddled up in that funny little wizard’s head
29. That muddled approach seemed to influence Rahul too
30. Each time they came out more muddled
31. You were a bit, shall we say, under the influence last night, and I know your memories are a bit muddled as a result of the mind probing
32. Events are muddled; they’re all out of line
33. It was like they’d all been opened and the contents muddled up
34. Hal pushed his chair back with a scrape, got up, and paced the kitchen, trying to sort out his muddled thoughts
35. It is when our goals are muddled and our motivations are conflicting that we become frustrated and ineffective
36. “I just asked a simple question, and now my thoughts are even more muddled than before
37. Unlike the water, his mind was muddled
38. “L Slept with another woman apart from Corsatas but l don’t love Anastasia the woman practically forced me into loving her” Zion said sounding very muddled
39. up with lies and end up with bad habits (or vices) and muddled criteria
40. "Certainly we can," said Fritzing, his face clearing; how muddled he must be getting not to have thought of it himself! "I will cause cards to be printed at once, and we will be Neumann-Schultz
41. "We've muddled things rather," she said with an ashamed sort of smile
42. The little they had said had been so thoroughly unsound and muddled and yet dangerous, that if they one and all emigrated to-morrow England would only be the better
43. I muddled through the day and the crew appeared happier than they had ever
44. The man’s usually-cheerful, bright brown eyes are muddled
45. As a sentinel, he’d learned spells that muddled the mind, but not any that reversed such a state
46. It wasn’t exactly true, but my thoughts were so muddled because of my overwhelming attraction towards Ethan
47. "That's what I thought, too," Ken agreed, as Fred muddled with the question of how well Henry Chu could be trusted
48. So we muddled along but it was still hard we each had three nights with him and on Sundays as he does to this day he slept alone
49. We muddled along well enough
50. He wanted to clarify his muddled thoughts and feelings by writing them out
1. One burly fellow stops in front of Cap, and then muddles,
2. How one muddles up sound sometimes! So I lost my temper, and I went on the chance to the address bureau next day, and only fancy, in two minutes they looked you up! Your name is down there
3. ‘Then we’re outside the law; rent explains nothing for us, but simply muddles us
4. whatever happens and whatever muddles those at the top may make, we shall win
5. "Then we're outside the law; rent explains nothing for us, but simply muddles us
6. Muddles, grief for Mamma
7. muddles, terrible muddles! Besides, I don’t love her—not as I should
1. econoscience now while we’re still muddling in the
2. He cleared his throat to stop the phlegm from muddling his voice
3. The young teen comes to the conclusion that the adults, despite their assigned roles and titles, have not figured out much and are just muddling through
4. Rather than muddling through years of
5. The muddling thing was, was that it definitely wasn’t Hungary; Mark was sure of that and given that Mark and himself were of the same opinion, conversation on that point had ceased
6. Muddling through the present within our grasp
7. He wants to get rid of the smell that's been muddling up his mind and making it so hard to think clearly
8. Muddling in panic, he pulled on the wrong chord,
9. But if the qualities appertaining to either point of view are not studied separately, the result is confusion and the "muddling through" method so common in our schools of art
10. “Who could tell which of them was to blame, and which was in debt to the other, with their crazy Karamazov way of muddling things so that no one could make head or tail of it?” He attributed the tragic crime to the habits that had become ingrained by ages of serfdom and the distressed condition of Russia, due to the lack of appropriate institutions