Bauer cried joyfully, not to say ambiguously.

But I would certainly not do first strike, Trump said ambiguously.

After a pause Pauline said ambiguously: "The resemblance is stronger there than in life."

I gave the purse to my mother: "Just right for you," I said ambiguously.

"I'll try," she said ambiguously, still in that hushed, faraway voice.

"Things have begun happening," she said ambiguously, as she filled her own cup.

"You're as safe as I can make you," I said ambiguously.

"By gracious, that accounts for a whole lot," he said ambiguously.

"I want to be positive," he said ambiguously.

"We're just closing down options," I said ambiguously.

"You're a lucky man, Dave," I said ambiguously.

"You have your orders," Harrow said ambiguously.

"It's a foreign make," he said ambiguously.

"Everyone has their own ideas about the way things ought to be run," she said ambiguously, and took a larger sip of her drink.