There is much talk of their objectional features and dangers for the established order of things.

A third technique commonly used by Japanese game developers might be described as ambiguifying. This technique embraces mukokuseki or statelessness as a design strategy, in which characters have ambiguous racial and cultural backgrounds (for example, having blue hair), in order to appeal to the broadest market possible.

She […]smoothed the ruffled seas.

I don't like this tune, and I'm rather tired, so I think I'll just sit out.