Blacks favored such programs 76percentto11percentcent, while whites were ambivalent, with 46percentt saying they favored them and 44percentt saying they opposed them.
That has endeared him to Republicans around the country, fueling talk of a presidential candidacy, but the reaction at home has been ambivalent, with polls showing roughly equal numbers of New Jersey voters approving and disapproving of his performance.
Based on empirical evidence, Zhou and Wang both agree that the middle class are ambivalent with either frugality or consumerism and strive to balance them.
A majority of respondents believed that physicians in developing counties are provided with highly specialized skills that they can better utilize in developed countries, but respondents were ambivalent with respect to the utility of educational reform.
While Elizabeth is a steely, unwavering servant to the cause, Phillip has always been ambivalent, with his increasingly guilty conscience and torn loyalties simmering throughout the show.
In terms of nonskeletal metastasis-free survival, the results were ambivalent with two trials finding a statistically significant longer nonskeletal metastasis-free survival for those receiving adjuvant clodronate (Diel et al, 1998; Saarto et al, 2001) whereas one did not (Powles et al, 2006).
Lee is ambivalent, accusing Tether of playing with numbers to support his case.
Bruce is ambivalent about how to deal with the Joker and Bane, and it takes him a long time to understand how vicious they are and how he must change his preconceptions about the nature of evil people.
Though Lisa's modeling career has kept her on good terms with cameras, she is ambivalent.
Second, Day's description of her time at Ms. in "Ghost Waltz," though the magazine isn't mentioned by name, is ambivalent at best, and ties in with the memoir's other primary preoccupation: a relentless examination of her own anti-Semitism.
