The onset of progression could certainly be ambiguous and confounded by concomitant relapses but there was the advantage of long retrospect in this study, which typically clarified ambiguities at the time of evaluation.
At some point in the history of English literature, literariness became a bad thing, something elitist, decadent and sexually ambiguous, certainly not socially useful or morally pure.
Rentrak's UK box-office reports include takings in Ireland, where you'd expect Love, Rosie to be doing well – Ahern is a local author, and the book (if less certainly the geographically ambiguous film) is set largely in Dublin.
The Ukrainian troops in Crimea were surprised and overmatched by a well-trained, well-coördinated, and initially well-disguised Russian force, and they had highly ambiguous orders — certainly not orders to fight.
The footnote itself is ambiguous and certainly does not undermine a legal principle that Skadden was convinced was firmly decided already.
He is not, and certainly not in a purposefully ambiguous performance by the actor Keskhemnu, who enables us to perceive the torment of a man in irreconcilable conflict.
Today's ambiguous press release certainly has caused a buzz, we'll see if SkyRider lives up to it all this fall.
Yet the definition of "security relevant data" remains ambiguous, and is certainly much broader than the definitions laid out in IOC (Cyber Threat Indicator) in the American Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) passed in 2015.
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In my book God vs. Gay?, I spend a long, long time parsing them out and show that they are obscure and ambiguous, and that they certainly do not contemplate loving, committed relationships.
