And what in God's name are undecided voters undecided about, after all this?
The owners are undecided about reopening it, said David Napolitan, the managing partner.
In the beginning of 1990, the Soviet Union was still largely undecided about where it was going, and any economic assistance would most likely have gone down the bottomless drain of bureaucracy, incompetence and corruption.
Poland seems undecided about its place in Europe.
LONDON — The afternoon before the men's Olympic 10K open water event, Oussama Mellouli of Tunisia was undecided about being in it.
India, the Commonwealth's largest country, is undecided about whether its prime minister, Mahoman Singh, should attend.
However, with Apple Tree Yard, I'm still undecided about the ending, but it's early days.
Those three hours may just have been enough to prove to the Japanese factory, still undecided about their future, that it is worth their efforts to field one or two bikes next year, despite the fact their stalling means starting the year with 800s.
It seems undecided about whether to lampoon feminist sexual self-examination workshops or treat them sympathetically.
Their friend, Jim Salvato, who owns a telecommunications business, began the evening undecided about his vote, and ended it that way.
