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Twenty-one people died in The Mulberry Bush and the Tavern in the Town after a vague IRA warning gave inadequate time to evacuate.

From BBC

The Republican Party platform, while vague on many topics, specifically says the GOP will champion prayer and reading the Bible in schools.

But Trump's plans for the economy — some broad and vague, others more specific — could affect the money Americans make and keep, depending on which strategies are put into action.

From Salon

Thune has been vague on the issue of recess appointments, saying that they’re on the table if Democrats attempt to obstruct and drag out the confirmation process.

From Slate

The court asserted that future plaintiffs should show specific examples when the state exceptions were too vague to understand, but as a general matter, the Idaho majority seemed to think the state’s law was perfectly clear.

From Slate

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