I don't know how this brave writer's site is faring, but the fact that he can launch it at all suggests ambiguities I hadn't suspected.
In particular, closer examination of individual questions on the quiz has suggested ambiguity in the correct answer to question five, which may have altered the number of participants that achieved a passing grade on the quiz.
Also, statements that received feedback suggesting ambiguity in the interpretation of its meaning were re-phrased to make them clearer and included in Round 2. Statements from Round 1 that met the criteria to be re-rated were also included in the Round 2 questionnaire.
The movie's welcome dab of wit is due to Mark Addy, whose sly inflections, in the role of Friar Tuck (which he pronounces "Took"), suggest ambiguities unlocatable elsewhere in the all-beefsteak movie.
The secret lies at its grammatical core: Participation is.... Peripherality suggests.... Ambiguity must be connected.
This lack of information in the picture suggests the ambiguity of events in Ukraine.
Accompanying the Salomon work is "Reflexion," an installation by the French artist Christian Boltanski that suggests the ambiguity of visual experience and relates in some ways to Salomon's grand epic.
Further analysis suggests that ambiguity, uniqueness and dominance are three important aspects to consider when designing and developing icons.
In contrast "the contact of at least two (lips) keeps woman in touch with herself," (1985b, 79), and suggests an ambiguity of individuation, a fluidity and mobility, a rejection of stable forms.
This suggests that ambiguity in identifying the source of the signal is the major reason for excluding signals.
Since 31% (10/32) of this group had reported a relative or friend with them, this suggests some ambiguity with the question.
