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Example sentences for: muddle

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Attempts to base every decision on consensus had created a multinational muddle, "while Slobodan Milosevic laughs a little longer," it concluded.
So concludes an especially muddled editorial Feb. 25 in the Wall Street Journal . The muddle was understandable, given that the topic was on-again, off-again, on-again Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr.
This biological diversity has produced a semantic muddle among biologists—everyone who thinks about the evolution of sexes seems to have a slightly different take on what a sex is.
In London, a Financial Times editorial said the United States has made itself an easy target for China's ambitious spies because of security failings that "are just the latest symptoms of a deep muddle over the direction of US policy towards China."
If peace and prosperity continue, and there are no major wars, pretty much any of the serious candidates now running could probably muddle through all right (not counting Steve Forbes as serious, that is).