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But the Brothers remain ambivalent about how to proceed.Egypt's opposition may have lost the initiative, successfully driven apart by the regime's invitation, but perhaps even more hampered by its inability to speak for both the revolutionaries in Tahrir Square and for the wider Egyptian public.

And so we remain ambivalent.

The Brazilian people remain ambivalent about the World Cup.

Still, many educators remain ambivalent about the practice.

Another half-dozen Republicans who voted to proceed on the bill remain ambivalent.

And although many Cambodians remain ambivalent, outside pressure has built for an international tribunal.

Unfortunately, though, both its leadership and much of its population remain ambivalent about globalization.

Some remain ambivalent about the upgrading; Michael Brandao, a well-bronzed Boardwalk fixture, reported that "a lot of the regulars resent the changes".

Yet there is one object we remain ambivalent about letting go of, and that is that much-loved portable media-holder known as the book.

Among the five permanent Security Council members (the P5 in diplomatic jargon), Russia and China remain ambivalent, although they have no veto power to prevent it passing.