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The difficulty of coming to terms with such a mayor was evident in the strikingly ambiguous things constituents said in the days following Mr. Cianci's disgrace.
Barefoot in a billowing violet ball gown, Ms. Menzel, with her dark hair and sharp features, cut a strikingly ambiguous figure.
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However, matters are less harmonious in Books IV, V, and VI of The Faerie Queene, which appeared in 1596 and are strikingly more ambiguous and ironic than the first three books.
In contrast to the well-explored developmental patterns of human sleep, data from dream research are strikingly divergent with highly ambiguous results and conclusions, even though there is plenty of indirect evidence suggesting parallel patterns of development between neural maturation and dreaming.
You might assume that a sexually ambiguous teenager with a strikingly high voice would not have had the best time at high school.
Strikingly, prior experience can allow the state of perceptual indecision brought about by ambiguous stimuli to be overcome.
"Strikingly so.
Strikingly, no.
Ambiguous too.
A strikingly accomplished debut".
Ambiguous, you?
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