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Today however, I carry another more ambiguous, and I think positive, message.
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Of course, every social policy can be ambiguous in a mixed economy.
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Their history is ambiguous; one never knows precisely what happens to them.
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Unfortunately the wording is too ambiguous to decide one way or another.
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Warnings that were issued to clients often used vague and ambiguous language.
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But so far the deregulation agenda has been notably slow and imprecise.
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Range finders are used to measure distance, but these can be imprecise.
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Specifically, you may need to watch out for tricky or imprecise obligations.
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Among socioeconomic factors, we find some evidence of weak or imprecise targeting.
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Film is difficult, it's imprecise, but that's also the glory of it.
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Cox regression and fuzzy logic rule generation were used for statistical analysis.
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After these four words, the hundreds that follow sound fuzzy and shapeless.
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She was orienting herself, after lost days, fuzzy images, time in crates.
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But fuzzy speeches do little to address substantial economic and fiscal problems.
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Friendly to a degree, open and honest, yes; warm and fuzzy, no.
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The view screen swam with fuzzy images in various shades of grey.
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In the dying light of the room things showed fuzzy, headachy outlines.
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Don't all gay people have some kind of warm-and fuzzy solidarity thing?
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But that's a fuzzy line, and it should be quite a ride.
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Not when she felt warm and fuzzy and, best of all, safe.
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His records are so fuzzy that nobody but he can understand them.
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There was another groan, low and fuzzy, but perfectly audible this time.
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Still, I didn't leave that briefing with a warm and fuzzy feeling.
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The letters were fuzzy, almost worn away by the ravages of time.
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The blurred, fuzzy look could have been caused by the whirling disk.
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IN Wexford, the memories of days like this are fuzzy in outline.
