"We will unambiguously protect our territory".
More clear-cut – and usually held up as the unambiguously golden part of his legacy – is Kennedy's handling of the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.
But the committee said the document must go further to "fully and unambiguously reflect the scope of uncertainty over the use of the convention".
With his rasp, his greying hair, his physical grace and his hypnotic eyes, Clooney belongs firmly in the tradition of Humphrey Bogart, Robert Mitchum, Lee Marvin and Robert Ryan: a man (not a girly-man) in his 40s (not his teens), ambiguously heroic (not unambiguously super-heroic), and exuding an emotional and sexual authority not seen since vintage Sean Connery.
Labor unambiguously sent a very clear message that it cared about nothing other than the prospects of survival of its members of parliament at the polls.
"Unambiguously, it is good that the Jonathan government has been removed.
Related: Obama says 'sense of unfairness' fuels protests in Baltimore and Ferguson – live Conflicting and confused news reports of a shooting incident in still-fraught Baltimore – including by Fox News – have been unambiguously contradicted by city police, causing a surreal scene on social media and cable TV and almost triggering a return to Monday's violence.
This goal is in Australia's national interest as well as unambiguously in the interests of our region.
It also suggests that he has sided unambiguously with figures such as Michael Gove inside his cabinet rather than his party chairman, Lady Warsi, who has complained of fashionable Islamophobia.
Being unambiguously pro-EU might do the same for the Lib Dems.
Moreover, note the Kendallites, the party's unambiguously dismal result should shock it into listening to their candidate's big ideas.Stuck on the sofaYet for all the party's flab, surprisingly few in it embrace the sort of workout that Ms Kendall offers.
