The cause, records show, was unspecified liver disease.
Presidential and legislative elections were expected to take place in 2013, although the date was unspecified.
This decision represented a bold step toward protecting nonmotorists, but its precise ambit was unspecified, raising fears of increased insurance premiums and provoking considerable judicial uncertainty.
The precise proportion of saturated and unsaturated fat was unspecified, Ms. Heimowitz said, because "trying to tell consumers to do math is futile".
Did he bring a diagram to the Knick field in 1854-55, when the baselines were not yet established at 90 feet and the pitcher's distance was unspecified?
No significant difference was observed between the genders of horses with a cutaneous diagnosis; 51.6% (44/93) were males, 47.3% (44/93) females, and the sex of one animal was unspecified.
Some aides and lawmakers said Mr. Hastert had agreed that Mr. Shays's amendments could be voted on in a block but in exchange Mr. Ney would get to offer an amendment of his own that was unspecified.
Other officials said the United States' failure to ensure Mr. Arafat's attendance was the reason that Mr. Mubarak had canceled, although the reason stated publicly by Egypt's foreign minister, Ahmed Maher, was unspecified domestic concerns.
Even then, the accounts given in Islamabad suggested, the Taliban's offer would not bring Mr. bin Laden to the United States, but to only another Islamic country, not necessarily Pakistan, that was unspecified in the Taliban demands.
He was appalled reading the labels: the clams came from acquaculture farms off the coast of Thailand, the tuna from a Mazatlán, where Mexican fisherman are likely to net dolphins along with their tuna; the salmon's origin was unspecified, so it could have been wild (and possibly endangered) or farmed (and possibly genetically engineered).
Fittingly for a writer whose work could take artful pains to dispense with seemingly indispensable linguistic foundation stones (she once wrote an entire novel without using the verb "to be"), the "where" of Ms. Brooke-Rose's death — whether it occurred at her longtime home in the South of France or elsewhere — was unspecified.
