That's pretty ambiguous.

Musharraf s Ambiguous Legacy

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That's pretty ambiguous.

A promise was often ambiguous on that point or was in fact made with the clear intention of not producing legal effects.

and others are ambiguous.

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Then, it's not so ambiguous.

I realize that's an ambiguous statement.

So it can be very ambiguous.

It's a little bit less ambiguous.

Now this last one is ambiguous.

The effects of the latest round of international sanctions on Iran are somewhat ambiguous they have weakened the country, but they do not seem to have weakened Ahmadinejad.

(a) Leaves the meaning ambiguous or obscure or

(a) Leaves the meaning ambiguous or obscure or

And so it was a little bit ambiguous.

In the United Kingdom, recent survey results are ambiguous.

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The terminology used in this disease is somewhat ambiguous.

That is why the expression safe abortion is ambiguous.

They make the text less ambiguous and more realistic.

So, it's rapidly changing, highly diverse, chaotic, ambiguous, unpredictable.

SSA, by itself with no other information, is ambiguous.

Its function to the brain is ambiguous at this point.

The completion is ambiguous, more than one match is available.

They also have a slightly more ambiguous relationship with it.

But Microsoft s ambiguous at best behavior is part of a pattern.

Yet the EU s strategy towards Ukraine has been ambiguous and obscure.

But the facts on the ground tell a more ambiguous story.

Self determination has turned out to be an ambiguous moral principle.

But the Jurgensen report was ambiguous about the effectiveness of intervention.

The role of GFPs tends to be ambiguous and ill defined.

The recommendation concerning the International Court of Justice is very ambiguous.

Freedom in its most complete expression admits of no ambiguous interpretation.

No ambiguous manoeuvres can reduce the negative implications of these statements.

or Saint Domingue, at that time things were a little ambiguous.

In the case of hare, it's an ambiguous sound in English.

It's not ambiguous you know if you've solved the puzzles or not.

Revolutions are probably never as they seem, but Romania s was especially ambiguous.

The Treaty is especially ambiguous where it uses the language of constitutions.

A number of important matters were dealt with in an ambiguous manner.

It gets even more complicated when the doctrines of use become ambiguous.

Beneath the headlines of the historic deal lies a limited and ambiguous agreement.

But there are caveats that make this forward guidance ambiguous and therefore uninformative.