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That would be as unambiguous as it is unlikely.
"The best thing any parent can do in this situation," he says, "is to be as unambiguous as possible with the facts.
The Takeover Panel's rule 2.8 stipulates that statements against future bid intentions should be as "unambiguous as possible" but in his announcement Usmanov intended to retain enough latitude to make a move.
The evidence of Mohammed's incompetence — found in more than five thousand pages of transcripts from her hearing — seems as unambiguous as the city's lawyer promised in his opening statement: "These children were abused in stealth...
The evidence of Mohammed's incompetence — found in more than five thousand pages of transcripts from her hearing — seems as unambiguous as the city's lawyer promised in his opening statement: "These children were abused in stealth..
It was identified by participants that a balance between descriptions being short enough but as unambiguous as possible is required.
As seen in Figure 1B for birch, the increasing pattern in height increment was not as unambiguous as with spruce (r = 0.171, p < 0.0001; see also Figure 1A).
"It's not as unambiguous as that".
And the science on this is as unambiguous as it is amazing.
Secondly, I doubt whether the directive is as unambiguous as the Commission seems to think it is.
To be as unambiguous as possible, authors were to include the RRIDs in the text of the materials and methods, but not in the introduction or discussion sections.
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