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So while most believe Jones is worth an extension that will make him the NFL's highest-paid receiver, it's not as clear-cut as that from a Falcons' perspective.
Reducing a company's carbon emissions, say, or minimising waste may be challenging from a technical or economic perspective, but both are fairly clear-cut as exercises in process management.
From a welfare perspective, our results are less clear-cut, because using three established tests we found ambiguous evidence for a decrease in general fearfulness in hand-reared birds.
From a purely rational real-options perspective, the decision should have been clear-cut: One of the projects offered higher returns than the other two.
Guidelines are written not from the perspective of the patient who comes to the physician's office with symptoms, but rather from the perspective of the patient with a clear-cut asthma diagnosis.
Neither position is a clear-cut winner.
From the teacher's perspective, e-learning tools give them precise, clear-cut feedback on how a student is engaging with material.
These strategies support a critical instructional outcome required for effective collaboration: the ability to examine, assess, and synthesize multiple perspectives to resolve illstructured problems (i.e., problems for which there is no clear-cut solution).
