Unequivocal enough for you?
Is that unequivocal enough for you?" A spokeswoman for the Gotbaum campaign said: "I think that this time, Betsy will be O.K. without Jann's help".
Dissidents, not only communists, but also pacifists or 'neutralists' who were not unequivocal enough in their stance towards the other Germany, were not always treated with kid gloves (Creuzberger, 2009: pp. 28, 30).
Although competitive antagonists such as NVP-AAM077 show some selectivity for GluN1/GluN2A over GluN1/GluN2B NMDA receptors (Auberson et al., 2002), this selectivity is not enough to allow unequivocal NMDA receptor subunit identification (Frizelle et al., 2006).
This spectrum provided enough sequence information for unequivocal assignment of Cys-47 oxidation to cysteine sulfonic acid.
However, prior studies utilized methods and techniques that are limited in resolution and were generally not specific enough to demonstrate an unequivocal clonal relationship between BC1 and BC2.
The heroes are almost always American, of course, but even a Hollywood blockbuster with unequivocal political aspirations like "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" is ambiguous enough with its messaging to allow for wildly varied political interpretations.
In light of the cases of Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and every other late Black person who we are fortunate enough to even know the names of, it is now unequivocal that our only recourse against death is to make ourselves heard.
Similarly, the fact - the unequivocal fact - that scores more people had been hacked, including 7/7 victims - was enough to warrant all that happened after the first Davies story.
The position that emerged at the end of the evening was simple and unequivocal: "You can't regulate them but you can ban them if you are sophisticated enough legally and if you remain strong and stay the course".
Tamara, Frauke, Kris, Wolf and "you," as well as three other characters whose names we'll learn soon enough, are on a trajectory that will run headlong into Drvenkar's answer, and his judgment is unequivocal.
