"It has to do with the cold war in the US and the enormous moral ambiguities of the creation of the hydrogen bomb.
William Empson, Volume 1: Among the Mandarins by John Haffenden 718pp, Oxford, £30 Last year, the Australian writer Elliot Perlman published an enormous novel called Seven Types of Ambiguity.
Additionally, in order to compare the gene content of different species, a unique gene symbol or id is required for each functional gene since there is enormous diversity in gene functions and ambiguity in the gene annotations.
He's aided by Robert Elswit's gleaming cinematography, which turns the enormous law offices into a field of moral ambiguity — the shadows recede into the distance like little pockets of dread.
It's worth noting here that the legal framework for prosecuting child porn generally catches pedophiles dead to rights, because they usually have it in such enormous quantities like, tens of thousands of images that there's no ambiguity. .
It's worth noting here that the legal framework for prosecuting child porn generally catches paedophiles dead to rights, because they usually have it in such enormous quantities – like, tens of thousands of images – that there's no ambiguity. .
Paring down the ambiguities, even by so little as 15%, can have enormous economic consequences".
The ambiguity is what's new in new corporatism; a company that wants to be the champion of arty, quirky individuation and also wants to grow toward enormous profits fits no widely held social world view that we know.
For that, the ambiguity that shrouds China's own position has much to do with it.The two most active disputes concern the right to exploration for what may be enormous reserves of hydrocarbons, making the sea such a prize.
