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Today however, I carry another more ambiguous, and I think positive, message.
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On the question of obstruction of justice, the findings are more ambiguous.
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Though sometimes patents cases are clear cut, many are more ambiguous.
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But if you put them into some more ambiguous situation, they might... overreact.
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Things were more ambiguous in 1998, though, when Bonds' steroid use allegedly began.
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It's one of the more ambiguous elements involved in becoming champions.
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The eyes, which might have settled the matter, left it even more ambiguous.
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My compliments can not possibly be more ambiguous than your appearance.
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But the scientific evidence has been a bit more ambiguous, he told Reuters Health.
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Later that afternoon Thomson met with Coolidge personally and received a more ambiguous response.
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And unlike the Iraq troop surge, the Afghan surge's tactical gains were more ambiguous.
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She couldn't have been more candid and yet more ambiguous.
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My rustic simplicity, he might think, would suggest no more ambiguous or elaborate expedient.
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But others, such as the widespread use of social media, have had more ambiguous effects.
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In this new, more ambiguous environment, the recent dip in euthanasia numbers doesn't seem surprising.
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But the flood also left a far larger, if more ambiguous and less tangible, legacy.
