clunkily

So, with that failure, I decided to just use the ordinary clamping set, which works just fine, if a bit clunkily:

Vise: 1, angle iron clamp: 0 « The Half-Baked Maker 2010

I therefore corrected “First Amendment scrutiny” to “constitutional scrutiny” (or I could have said, more precisely but clunkily, “constitutional free speech/press/petition scrutiny”).

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Deep Roots of Constitutional Constraints on Speech-Based Civil Liability 2010

While insisting that print is not dead, Bill Bush told me he is rising, Phoenix-like, from the clunkily-named THE Magazine, a one-hit SoCal print journal wonder whose rapid demise saw the apparent disappearance of its publisher.

Mat Gleason: LA Art World Gossip, October 2010 Mat Gleason 2010

However, almost nothing in this clunkily constructed play seems to happen from dramatic necessity.

The Agony and the Ecstasy of Turbulent Family Life Paul Levy 2011

While insisting that print is not dead, Bill Bush told me he is rising, Phoenix-like, from the clunkily-named THE Magazine, a one-hit SoCal print journal wonder whose rapid demise saw the apparent disappearance of its publisher.

Mat Gleason: LA Art World Gossip, October 2010 Mat Gleason 2010

While insisting that print is not dead, Bill Bush told me he is rising, Phoenix-like, from the clunkily-named THE Magazine, a one-hit SoCal print journal wonder whose rapid demise saw the apparent disappearance of its publisher.

Mat Gleason: LA Art World Gossip, October 2010 Mat Gleason 2010

Notice and takedown: works clunkily with copyright infringement, which is easy compared to defamation and related torts, with which most would-be reformers of 230 are concerned.

Archive 2009-03-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

The real trick is to balance the unclarity that results from ambiguity against the unclarity that comes from clunkily unambiguous writing.

I come to praise potential ambiguity, not to bury it « Motivated Grammar 2010

While insisting that print is not dead, Bill Bush told me he is rising, Phoenix-like, from the clunkily-named THE Magazine, a one-hit SoCal print journal wonder whose rapid demise saw the apparent disappearance of its publisher.

Mat Gleason: LA Art World Gossip, October 2010 Mat Gleason 2010

While insisting that print is not dead, Bill Bush told me he is rising, Phoenix-like, from the clunkily-named THE Magazine, a one-hit SoCal print journal wonder whose rapid demise saw the apparent disappearance of its publisher.

Mat Gleason: LA Art World Gossip, October 2010 Mat Gleason 2010