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Hughes', taking shape only after her death, was transformed more muddily and grudgingly.
The Food and Drug Administration defines the word in labeling rather muddily as meaning nothing that would " not normally be expected to be in the food ."
When hustlers try to make a movie producer out of Martin Mirkheim ( Griffin Dunne ), an aspiring entrepreneur, he comes up with a muddily cosmic notion that just might turn into a hit film.
In these talks, they hammered out a four-page draft document muddily entitled : " Memorandum on Implementation Timeline of Outstanding Commitments of Agreements Signed, and the Resumption of Permanent Status Negotiations ."
Money seems to have been an issue in there somewhere but is addressed only muddily; such are the vagaries when dealing with a real-life story that includes people who are still around and able to sue over their depictions.