If we took those words out, would we have clear cut messages?
Ask yourself the following questions; if you answer any or more in the affirmative, consider that you might have a suspicious mindset: Do you twist simple and clear cut messages into something deeper and even unbelievable by the usual standards of interactions?
The only clear-cut message is one Richard Nixon might have endorsed: convicted murderers should not be paroled.
"It's a clear-cut message to the regime that the Egyptian people are sick and tired of practices that are inhumane," Dr. ElBaradei told reporters after the protest.
"I think that Secretary of State Mrs. Clinton delivered a clear-cut message to the SCAF, and I think they got that message: that the SCAF is not an elected body and must deliver the authority and turn over power," said Emad Gad, an analyst at the government-financed Al Ahram research institute and now a leader of the Social Democratic Party.
"The main thing he needs to do," said Vin Weber, a former Republican congressman from Minnesota, "is focus on a single message — a single, concise or clear-cut message, and stick with that over the next 30 days, regardless of what happens.
But Supachai Rerks-Ngarm, a scientist with the Thai Ministry of Health, says the team had promised to present the data to the Thai people first, and it wanted to deliver a clear-cut message.
"Biden's visit sends a clear-cut message to Moscow that Washington may not limit its reaction to sanctions alone".
With each new attack and each new dark prediction, Trump sent a clear-cut message: he was the only one prepared to protect America.
But although Pinter's milieu and style have evolved, it would be false to suggest that there are two radically distinct Pinters -- that he has simply moved from the world of down-and-outs to the drawing-room, from naturalism to symbolism, from unspecified menace to clear-cut message-bearing.
