OK, let's recap the vocabulary from this programme, starting with mucking about, an informal way to say playing with something carelessly, not for a serious reason.
We are going to continue working in the response phase doing mucking and gutting and debris removal, and sanitizing homes and begin to accelerate more of the recovery and rebuild work that we do.
Now, there were two kinds of Jews in America, those who plunged into the muck and mayhem of business, and those who brought with them from the Old World the most precious thing they had, culture.
By the end of next year we shall be waving goodbye to the good old British sausage, and we'll be forced to accept some foreign muck like salami or bratwurst or something in its place.
Scientists at Emory University, Vanderbilt University, and the University of North Carolina were the ones who figured out the drug could muck up the virus's ability to make copies of itself.
Only because I wanted to spare Mrs. Tidwell the undue pains of hearing her husband's 911 call, but since Ms. Keating has dragged us into the muck, I have no other choice.