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That could leave environmentalists feeling rather ambiguous.

Structurally, the book is also rather ambiguous.

"It's rather ambiguous," said Karen Wilutis, the Brookhaven town attorney.

In one photo a chimp with a rather ambiguous expression is shown sitting holding a banana.

Can you comment on the nature of this rather ambiguous alliance?

My view, then, is that the electoral consequences of the budget debates are rather ambiguous.

Except in extremely rare and rather ambiguous circumstances, other animals have not shown this cognitive ability.

"The fundamentals underlying the market are still rather ambiguous," Mr. Belski said.

Q.: The president of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, has issued some rather ambiguous statements on AIDS.

Many in attendance, including some VW executives, wondered if the banner's rather ambiguous message was part of the unveiling.

She also described the message conveyed by the statues as "rather ambiguous".