португальский
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The Mexican shrugged his shoulders, and smiled equivocally; still, in a melancholy manner.
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Many have said it would not, while others have spoken equivocally.
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For an hour, through their speaking trumpets, the captains equivocally conversed.
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You are too candid to delay reply, and too sincere to speak equivocally.
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A man, conscious of his good intentions, has little occasion to speak equivocally.
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But I would certainly not do first strike, Trump said ambiguously.
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Sandy grunted ambiguously; and Bridget took up again the thread of her recounting.
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The words mercy and kindness connote it less ambiguously than the word love.
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There were no nuns to be seen, but their presence was ambiguously palpable.
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Gerald Musgrave smiled back at her, ambiguously; and Rudolph Musgrave laughed.
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Schwartz paused, bowing ambiguously, neither visibly accepting nor refusing her invitation.
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It's ambiguously stated Hazards that purport to tell us our existence is outdated!
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Thus did the woman ambiguously praise that famous screen star, J. Harold Armytage.
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By this he meant the sorcerer, but he expressed himself ambiguously.
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He purses his lips ambiguously, and I'm forced to leave it at that.
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Captain Cole considered a moment and then tapped in ambiguously:
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The title refers, ambiguously, to an adventure, or an affair.
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Her father gave himself little concern regarding her ambiguously-written message.
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This prediction being delivered somewhat ambiguously, Hamilton misunderstood its meaning.
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But this time it isn't happening in some far off, ambiguously backward Middle Eastern place.
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In May, the Israeli Cabinet ambiguously accepted "the steps" outlined in the plan.
