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Rather, there are nebulous decrees that can potentially be enforced by the Thai authorities.

Exactly how many Chase accounts were closed and why the bank decided to close them remains nebulous.

There is no body, there is no weapon, and unlike a drop of blood, the clues are as nebulous as the thoughts and intentions of men.

The term, which is nebulous and unregulated, can apply to any wine made without very few winery manipulations.

Some art was condemned as being “too Jewish,” though this was a nebulous concept.

In other cases the nebulous appearance is hardly more than a mist about a tolerably distinct central star.

Dalgard had striven since that moment of contact to keep in touch with the nebulous other mind, to project his need for help.

That luminous glare which sometimes lingers after the stars go out, threw a trembling, nebulous radiance over sand and cove.

They were like the tiniest grains of dust, and they whirled round and gathered in clusters in a nebulous sort of way.

Her thought of him was vague, nebulous, and taking many forms.