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This time the White House is leading the charge against the nebulous left, empowering modern McCarthy-equivalents like Carr to do his bidding.

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France is also facing a day of protests on Wednesday from a nebulous grassroots movement called Bloquons Tout - "Let's Block Everything", and authorities are planning to deploy 80,000 police.

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Then there are the missing details about the nature of the screen time itself: the term is far too nebulous, argues Prof Etchells.

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Soon, it felt like there was a nebulous wall between the two of us, fluid enough that we could reach across to one another but too thick to make contact.

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For now, however, the path is “still too nebulous to recommend for anyone but someone who has the ability to take some risks around time and cost,” Loescher said in an email.

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