Word: unclearly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...said that if you want to change a man, you should start with his grandfather. Whether Harvard is training future grandfathers is unclear. Yes, it's tough to be a woman at Harvard. But pigeons are no longer fair game for you, because the time of stereotypes, of intimidating legends and of imposed defensiveness is best relegated to the past...
Just who began the 1974 Philadelphia revolution is unclear. One important influence was the Rev. Edward G. Harris, co-dean of the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge, Mass., who issued an impassioned call in June for the immediate ordination of women. Another major backer, who delivered the sermon at the ordination, was Harvard Professor Charles V. Willie, a layman and a black who is vice president of the church's House of Deputies...
Critical Storm. Bevis was beset by worry that a laboratory-conceived baby might be malformed, which his three were not, though it is too early to be sure of their mental capacity. Just where he performed his successful implants is unclear. In the storm of professional criticism that broke around his head, it was reported that two of the babies are in England and the third is in Italy. Bevis properly insisted on concealing his patients' identities and refused a newspaper's offer of $72,000 to reveal them...
...Watergate conspirators. "What will LaRue say he got the 350 for?" wrote the President on April 15, 1973-the day when Nixon was told by Prosecutor Henry Petersen that Haldeman and Ehrlichman were guilty of cover-up activities. The exact meaning of Nixon's note is unclear. But apparently he was not thinking that telling the simple truth would be the best course for LaRue...
...researchers, the most ominous aspect of the case, is the vagueness of the "illegal dissection" charge. What grave-robbing has to do with an experiment on fetal tissue is unclear...