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Arafat won't like this messy, checkerboard division of the real estate, but so what?
FORBES: Fact And Comment
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There wasn't a lot of room for messy, ad hoc assumptions to make the model more closely fit the facts.
BBC: The Nobel prize, and the ONS
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If Cyprus's problems aren't resolved by then, a messy default would follow.
WSJ: Island's Woes May Ripple Far Beyond the Shore
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Unlike Mr Romney, the Republicans' heir presumptive, Mr Obama hasn't had to concentrate on winning a messy internal fight.
BBC: A targeted message from Obama 2012
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Tim and Edra Blixseth didn't start out intending to have a messy divorce.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Created 43 years ago under a quirky Los Angeles County law that was meant to discourage overbuilding in residential areas, Industry was set up to take on the messy development others didn't want in their backyards.
FORBES: City of Greed
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It's a messy situation that isn't going to get solved any time soon, especially given how much money's at stake, so maybe we should all just switch to Ogg Vorbis and save ourselves a lot of trouble?
ENGADGET: Fight over who owns MP3 gets messier and messier
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If you're worried about climate change but don't like carbon taxes, think about the messy or even impossible alternatives!
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Without scissors, paper scraps, and messy fingers, you just can't do that with print.
CNN: Why dirty up my hands with newsprint?
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Whether you like your economics beautiful, like the 2011 Novel Laureates, or messy, like John Maynard Keynes, you don't get far without reliable statistics.
BBC: The Nobel prize, and the ONS
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And yet, as contentious and frustrating and messy as our democracy can sometimes be, I know there isn't a person here who would trade places with any other nation on Earth.
CNN: Transcript: Obama's State of the Union speech
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This too was a messy race, but the two who all but tied for first place don't deserve equal prizes.
BBC: Mitt won, but does he look like a winner?
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Law put together piecemeal by the courts will be messy, and it risks protecting secrecy that should be exposed as well as privacy that shouldn't.
ECONOMIST: Privacy