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He was unclear about whether any of the appointments had been suggested by bishops.

But lawyers say it is unclear about whether it is contrary to UK or European law.

However, the extant literature remains unclear about whether childhood parenting strategies affect children's behavior beyond early adolescence.

He seemed a bit unclear about whether it would include spouses of people applying for work permits.

But Murray was unclear about whether this new policy would appear in Scottish Labour's manifesto for the 2016 Holyrood elections.

QUESTION FROM KERRIA: The media is unclear about whether people need any more donated items or money.

On the way to Hangzhou, May gave an unclear answer about whether she trusted the Chinese.

Polling paints an unclear picture about whether she can accomplish this feat without turning off men who may be open to another Democratic candidate.

Only two experts who advocated for the use of the Mental Capacity Act made a clear statement that mental capacity for assisted suicide should be presumed; a further nine either explicitly stated that they would not presume capacity, made contradictory statements within their submission or made unclear statements about whether capacity should be presumed.

What is unclear about such studies is whether these effects of ethanol are direct or indirect, through modulation of transmitters influencing dopamine neuron firing.

Ms. Jereski said that among the things still unclear about the Press Holdings offer was whether the proposal was conditioned on Hollinger International's dropping that lawsuit and the quest for the $200 million.