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It was not the first time Christie has issued a mixed assessment of vaccinations, however.

The book concludes with a mixed assessment of South Africa's progress.

Wall Street ended an erratic day with a modest gain after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged and issued a mixed assessment of the economy.

Mr. Hayden delivered his report in a speech to the Atlantic Council of the United States in Washington, and it offered a mixed assessment of Al Qaeda's ability to wage a global jihad.

Mr. Bernanke's mixed assessment of the economy appeared to signal that the Fed would not be lowering interest rates further in spite of the economic sluggishness, as it did earlier this year, out of concern that lower rates would spur more inflation.

But officials say the new plan will give priority to environmental protection, as well as improving public services and regional transport, and making the region more attractive to foreign business.A report by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China has a mixed assessment of the likely impact.

"In the final analysis, this report does offer a somewhat mixed assessment on the state of U.S. consumer price inflation, as the uptick in most goods categories suggests that there still remains some lingering upward cost pressures," says Millan Mulraine, an economics strategist at TD Securities.

Valerie Ackerman, president of the W.N.B.A., has sometimes given mixed assessments of the state of the five-year-old league.

Interviews with about three dozen county employees from nine different agencies last month produced similarly mixed assessments of Mr. Suozzi's first year in office.

Democratic and Republican strategists in this state offered decidedly mixed assessments of whether Mr. Gore's remarks about Elian's case would help him or hurt him.

US officials have offered mixed assessments of the size of the group's presence.