But here's an unequivocal one: with each year, we've heard a little less about Jonathan Jack Idemama, the self-styled mercenary who surfaced in Afghanistan in late 2001, fed credulous journalists lies about his work with the Northern Alliance, and later was convicted by an Afghan court of running his own private torture chamber in a Kabul cellar.
Such was the widespread anger at this injustice that 30,000 people signed a petition calling for a government apology, and in 2009 then Prime Minister Gordon Brown issued an unequivocal one, saying that it was horrifying Turing had been treated "so inhumanely".
Although these scoring criteria are largely unequivocal, two researchers independently scored the data, and we then tested for inter-rater agreement.
At the time, the result was unequivocal: nearly sixty-five per cent of voters backed the blue laws, pulling a majority in sixty-six of sixty-nine Bergen towns.
The evidence was unequivocal on two points.
Curiel is unequivocal about one of them: "I believe Art Deco jewelry will continue to fare very, very well".
Another week trawling the orange debris of Soundcloud, another week surveying the landscape of sub-par disco re-rubs and uninspired alt-R&B, another week finding the gems, another week eventually compiling the ultimate, unequivocal best seven pieces of music that have dropped this week.
This result was unequivocal – only two amino acids, Glu and Gln, markedly enhanced the survival of E. coli at pH 2.5 under these experimental conditions.
"This is the moment for President Bashir and Vice-President Kiir to send a clear and unequivocal message – one that reaches all the way down to each and every soldier in the field -- that the denial of humanitarian access constitutes a grave violation of human rights.
"A question I'd asked him a thousand times and gotten a thousand unequivocal nos," Mr. Katims, a lifelong baseball enthusiast, said.
