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In this article, Morris talks with HBR's Lisa Burrell about how he sorts through ambiguous evidence and contradictory views to arrive at the real story.

What you can take in is that Landesman and Cuesta rely on the usual genre scenes — the hero barging into dangerous places and brazening his way through ambiguous situations; the tumultuous fights with cautious editors; the nighttime terrors as bad guys linger outside the hero's house.

Whether or not the viewer knows it, the Middle Passage exists in "Two Trees," along with Rousseau's "The Sleeping Gypsy" and the prison island of Carrera, just as full-length male bathers by Cézanne and Marsden Hartley are present in Doig's "Red Man"—not visibly, but through ambiguous narratives that are drenched in art history and in a sense of where we are in the world right now.

Over the past year, our real-estate executives slogged through ambiguous data on conversion rates, close rates, tour fulfillment.

However, one should not exclude the hypothesis that genome destabilization contributes to exposure of hidden phenotypes through ambiguous CUG decoding.

Individuals with 46,XY partial gonadal dysgenesis (PGD) and ovotesticular DSD have a phenotype that can range from a mildly undervirilised male through ambiguous genitalia to a slightly virilised female phenotype, depending on the amount of residual testicular function present.

Two main mechanisms have been proposed to explain how they may have evolved despite the large fitness cost that is expected to be associated with the modification of a codon [ 9, 23, 24]: through an ambiguous intermediate state and through the reassignment of a temporarily unused codon.

He had just released his 10th studio album, Station to Station, and, with Iggy Pop in tow, was travelling through a Europe that he interpreted through his ambiguous obsessions with cold war politics and the second world war.

They float through ethereal, ambiguous white space.

Despite the impressive tool kit of modern biology, this is still a debate about distant history, shot through with ambiguous facts and contested first principles.

The EU will muddle unheroically through, Britain ambiguous on its outer edge, the role to which geography and history have assigned it – sometimes irrelevant, sometimes dominant.