muddy

We play with them, as paints or Playdoh, and observe some rather muddy mixing.

Their plots are essentially straightforward — somebody wants to kill somebody, somebody else wants to stop them — but stuffed with complications and characters that can at times muddy specific goals and motivations.

That’s because the case brings together two muddy legal regimes: copyright law, which is renowned for its craziness and confusion; and AI law, which may be years away from coalescing into coherence.

On a recent visit we saw dozens of tired families - from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Eritrea and elsewhere - gathering in the drizzle at a muddy spot where humanitarian groups provide daily meals and medical assistance.

It came to a stop in the muddy ground after leaving the runway with none of the six crew or 195 passengers reporting injuries.