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The list features leaders and thinkers whose ideas have impacted the way the government, companies and American society at large are grappling with technological change, higher prices, a U.S. economy sending muddled signals, and more.

The landscape is so muddled that the Kansas City Chiefs are the current betting favorites to win the Super Bowl even though they wouldn’t even qualify for the playoffs if the season ended today.

Rangers were a muddle of impotent passing for passing's sake under predecessor Russell Martin - but Rohl's messaging appears more pragmatic.

Under Lewis, the 'inspire and entertain' mantra did not suit everyone, and it became muddled - particularly with younger players who, purely through lack of experience, had not yet cracked 50-over cricket.

“He just muddles through and uses Google Images and sort of figures it out that way.”