The Guardian, too, would avoid ambiguity at the breakfast table: "He ate cereal, kippers, bacon, eggs, toast and marmalade, and tea".
The movie permits no ambiguity at all.
Or is there no ambiguity at all?
The movie permits no ambiguity at all..
And there's ambiguity at each stage of the proceedings.
"There's no ambiguity at all," insists Floyd Abrams, a longtime counsel to The Times.
"Here we hit a big ambiguity at the heart of the legislation: who governs during the next 14 days?
"It was utterly clear, without any ambiguity at all, that the statements in the paper were utterly false," he said.
Butler set about uncovering Broughton's story after a friend played his frail epic Ambiguity at the film-maker's wedding.
Let's hope they both avoid crude explication and highlight instead the ambiguity at the heart of Bergdahl's actions.
We should avoid this ambiguity at all costs, this sense that Europe only takes action when it is comfortable to do so or where the oil is.
