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His ambiguous directions confused me , we did not know which of the two roads to take .

Even if as for is not at a loss for words, also can only be ambiguous at least.

It was hoped that he would clarify the ambiguous remarks he made earlier.

Nixon said little, and what he said was ambiguous-a sure sign to anyone familiar with his methods that he meant to stick with his decision.

By keeping your communications implicit and ambiguous, she can figure it out for herself.

Parsing this syntax is equally ambiguous, and you must know the layout of an XML response ahead of time to be able to make sense of it.

You must be able to work and understand ambiguous documentation and be able to be in constant communication with my team on this project.

Do not like the truth is to be transferred with an ambiguous situation.

"It would be ambiguous to hide or minimize what we believe, " he said. "It's not meant to be divisive or polemical. "

The agreement would be deliberately ambiguous, allowing China to maintain that it had not recognised Japanese claims.

one of the drawbacks of the Holy See's ambiguous situation: it enjoys many of the privileges of a state while also speaking for a faith.

His ambiguous directions misled us; we did not know which road to take.

The creation as a whole seems to speak to us in riddles, or at least in ambiguous terms.

In his eye, one kind of tenseness unable to define has filled the air in growth, thus let the sexy itself also change ambiguous.

His ambiguous directions confused us; we did not know which of the two roads to take.

But at this moment, lost in the moment, they are ambiguous, in my mind float, as if time swing, just swing to rush and ethereal.

Imagine trying to get a client to pay your invoice and you only get ambiguous responses days after you ask.

Chinese people sometimes ambiguous words, the comparison is often said : "It is not clear, it is hard to say. look at the repeat. "

The spec may go on to clarify or elaborate on them, or it may leave them ambiguous in which case, you've found a bug.

The pair are said to have had an "ambiguous" relationship and were probably lovers said Silvano Vincenti, chairman of the committee.

This static, ambiguous and nonspecific system creates uncertainty or indifference among the population that it is meant to help protect.

As a notion, critical thinking is ambiguous and vague, and its up holders have so far no clear explanations for it.

Nietzsche describes the moralization of the word should inflict which are ambiguous between the moral and pre moral sense.

He failed to stand up to the militarists and kept issuing ambiguous statements that confused everyone.

My face was out of its pleasingly ambiguous state but stepped straight into a world of stark prejudice.

In Luke and Acts that author seems to present Rome in kind of a strange ambiguous way.

You may also be able to control ambiguous comparisons by treating them not just as a design reference, but also as a source of benchmarks.

It was in these ambiguous mixtures of public and private space that the city's social life used to be rooted.

But after he made a marginally ambiguous statement about taxes, Mr Norquist jumped on the phone.

A YES value indicates that this constraint specifies a century in an ambiguous manner.

To eliminate potential racial bias, the judges selected photos of individuals who appeared to have a more ambiguous ethnic background.

She said there have also been studies into whether men respond better to opioid medications, but the findings are "ambiguous" at best.

And as such, it is often inherently ambiguous and open to interpretation.

REVENGE MOVIES AND REVENGE BOOKS are so endemic to popular culture that we rarely think about the ambiguous, corrosive nature of sin.

But with its move on Monday the central bank sent an ambiguous message, and then let the market take its own direction.

Cutting stuff out in an effort to make things concise may have the opposite effect of making things ambiguous.

So you think the roots of your ambiguous on that, so she becomes your chest injuries Harbor.

This allows you to address mail to these users, using initials or abbreviations, as well as avoid potential ambiguous name matches.

The circumstances of how the pipelines pass through the area are still ambiguous, and there could possibly be a communication blind zone.

He did not say his love, but over the space ambiguous message on whether he has sold the single.

Guangzhou's ambiguous city image, together with its obscure positioning, has resulted in its low awareness in the international community.

Ambiguous words in my mind a blank, did not dare to believe all this, you are my love, you are my fool, I want to know if it is true.

Heart is still uncertain rain falls, ambiguous asked my roommate if it rains, the answer is yes.

[11] But post-modernism has itself been generated by technology, with which it has a deeply ambiguous relationship.

The films around the southern region in the UK, the brothers and a girl with ambiguous relationship to start the story.

Mystery can be created by looking at someone in an obvious way, but simultaneously drawing out an ambiguous emotion from the model.

The ambiguous reply enabled him to say either "Yes" or "No " without making himself embarrassed.

In certain situations, the target of an attribute, that is, the entity to which the attribute applies, appears to be ambiguous.

European policymakers and publics are for the moment ambiguous towards this unprecedented situation.

She instantly added, changing her sweet and ambiguous tone into a categorical and clear one, completely destroying my wishful thinking.

Specifically, to clarify its attitude and view that whether for or against. Are praised or criticized, do not be vague and ambiguous.

A reply to an invitation must be a definite acceptance or refusal. An open ended or ambiguous acceptance is not satisfactory.

A more egregious example isthe ambiguous encoding of respective parts of a personal name (lastname, first name, etc. ).

Another issue is that natural language is often very ambiguous.

To avoid ambiguous references when referring to an individual constant, qualify the constant name with its enumeration.

Finally they arrived at their destination but the ambience was a little ambiguous, her battle companion regarded her as a spy.

The future has no ambiguous possibilities hidden in its womb: the part we call the present is compatible with only one totality.

Dreams are the beginning of an ambiguous, such as an unknown country, but is so familiar with.

At least 24 Chinese journalists are in prison on ambiguous charges including "inciting subversion" and "revealing state secrets. "

Without this differentiation, all discussion will be ambiguous and blurred, which will not get the point.

When a hypothesis is ambiguous, as in the case of the EMH, then it should be clarified.

For me, the friend says frankly, I never had the part of their thoughts, also never ambiguous feelings between us is the feeling, so pure.

In a certain sense, the ambiguous concept is more expressive than the clear concept in terms of its wider application.

But the language Mr. Obama used on Tuesday was more forceful and less ambiguous than his previous statements.

While useful, the many XML Schema mechanisms are simply too insufficient and too ambiguous to be of value to a user agent developer.

Public opinion is ambiguous: voters tell pollsters they dislike bail-outs, but do not want to see the euro destroyed.

Real-world problems are often ambiguous and ill-defined and the context is always changing.

Whatever the ambiguous effects of the Fed's moves of five decades ago, the financial impacts of this Operation Twist have been negative.

Ambiguous Classes Reported During Compilation After converting a project, it is possible that the compiler will report that a class is.

While there are a few ambiguous cases, the vast majority of the time an underscore will not be necessary.

Frandsen has earlier applied the flower motive as an ambiguous symbol in his artistic exploration of intimacy, relationships, and home life.

Since the entire problem domain of SOA is plagued with ambiguous terminology, let us start with laying out some key definitions.

Here we see that love and amor are two sides of the same ambiguous object. This sculpture represents an "ambigram. "

For many Egyptians a transition had already started, with the army and its intentions, though still ambiguous, taking centre stage.

The last part of this paper will give some methods to avoid the ambiguity and to appreciate the ambiguous "beauty" .

Then they would employ all their analytical abilities to reveal other impacts of his ancestry on his ambiguous life.

Loves only a love is any loves is only only the lonely person's ambiguous excuse.

Two implementers may interpret parts of the SOAP specification differently, where the language of the specification is ambiguous.

Have been infected with the season not clear, is not it, that such feelings are ambiguous, be considered ambiguous on the bit?

The Constitution is ambiguous about impeachment although impeachment is the only means to remove a president from office.

However, the lack of clear legal provisions, one of the scope of Criminal cognitive mediation rather ambiguous.

Wharton never remarried, although she had a long and intimate, though ambiguous, relationship with Walter Berry.

However ambiguous those numbers are, there is no doubting the miserable response of African countries so far.

The ambiguous situation he referred to was being left alone.

The amiable amateur has no alternative but to amend the ambiguous act.

Others are fighting with a few other companies to be clear leaders, and, as a result, first mover status is ambiguous.

Ambiguous be that others asks you that you are agape and tongue-tied whether or not in being in love , .

Our first case (Figure 1) shows how a drawing tool typically handles flow diagrams, which can be very ambiguous.

Frustrated by ambiguous instructions, the parents were never able to assemble the new toy. Something.

But many theropod dinosaurs have ambiguous features, such as peg-like teeth at the front of the mouth, or no teeth at all.

I picked up the apples on the table badly bitten, ambiguous and muttered: " rich do not rise? "

But this could be ambiguous because these do not come from a controlled vocabulary.

I refused all ambiguous, just waiting for you for an uncertain future.

Most of the materials have not been sorted out, which prevents the research, and the relevant articles are often ambiguous.

The sentence is ambiguous in sense, which makes the whole paragraph hard to understand.

Even after four decades, it retains an ambiguous character, enough to satisfy the French taste for polemic and debate.

This error can occur when there is no conversion or if the available implicit conversions result in an ambiguous situation.

Over-expanding connotation and ambiguous epitaxy are the main problems of Chinese medical history and literature science.

The last paragraph of your letter under reply is ambiguous . Please clarify .

Beijing's arms buildup across the Taiwan Straits underscores the danger still inherent in Taiwan's ambiguous international status.

'Generality' is an ambiguous and rather dangerous word, and we must be careful not to allow it to dominate our discussion too much.

The thought of Chinese is direct, ambiguous and figurative which affect the generation of Chinese and its utilization.

The demise of a relationship can be lengthy, dramatic, and downright ambiguous.

My answer is ambiguous enough to make me sound like a politician.

The pope's "diplomatic service" is a reminder of his unique and ambiguous status as both a religious and temporal leader.

Incomplete, ambiguous or conflicting requirements shall be resolved with those responsible for imposing these requirements.

The so-called "puzzled amorous feelings of man" , refers to those "failed to read the woman and snacks between ambiguous relation" man.

The menacing expression of two 'superheroes' shows them as ambiguous righteous or as an evil persona.

Moreover, Esperanto is a more precise language than English, which can be ambiguous, said Cardenas.

THE title of this bright and provocative book is knowingly ambiguous; what sort of fix is it about?

Statement and the published subject effectively provide an anchor from a locally-defined resource to a semantically ambiguous concept.

Second, the model is still overlapping, ambiguous, contradictory and the lack of improvement target.

But if the data is ambiguous and neither side softens its position, the stage could be set for a dangerous show-down.

The current situation is looking like Callback was just too ambiguous of a name.

Debate is for the ambiguous part of things; therefore, we rack our brains to think and prove it.

Although I rarely us what you ambiguous language, but does not mean I do not love you!

No data-type checking is required of a system. An ambiguous condition exists if an incorrectly typed data object is encountered.

"But if only a subset of neurons are available at any time, the connector is ambiguous, " she says.

The paper discusses the two types of the rhetorical question: explicit question with ambiguous answer and question without answer.

However, some contenders say that Japan is ambiguous about whether it prefers an aircraft with a defence or a strike role, or both.

United States and Israel have clearly expressed their opposition, the EU attitude ambiguous comments may be divided.

Both of these popular ambiguous images are ubiquitously seen in psychology textbooks.

The labor education as an old face, we are both familiar and unfamiliar, people is ambiguous for it and in a vague state.

In the answer more ambiguous circumstance falls, apply a division to wait anthology most a of press close to, cannot choose in disorder.

The result reveals that the testes incline to analyze the balanced ambiguous phrases with a verb object structure.

Frustrated by ambiguous instructions, the parents were neve r able to assemble the new toy.

Here the so-called ambiguous, mainly refers to the differences in objective things in the middle of the excessive nature is not clear.

We do not want services to users and partners of IBM's management of our ambiguous impression.

His ambiguous language, virtually like a knife inserted into the atrium of the girls.

when the implicit predicates are of two meanings up, the structure is ambiguous.

Ambiguous be that two people conjectures all each other , what he whether be or not has already dropped a hint?

But even if one goes along with it, the implications for policy seem far more ambiguous than social democrats believe.

The response to a particular ambiguous condition need not be the same under all circumstances.

If you and your buddy aren't on the same wavelength, the flood of ambiguous nonverbal cues can lead to misunderstanding and befuddlement.

Jesse: It just kind of let me know how ambiguous everything was, even death.

When two or more instances of Microsoft SQL Server are installed on the same computer, VIA connections can be ambiguous.

The QS regulation requires that the input procedures shall address incomplete, ambiguous, or conflicting requirements.

This allows flexibility, but it also means that it is very easy to create a picture that is ambiguous.

An ambiguous relationship between them and the government contributed to their prosperity.

In the encoding stage, worlds can be misused, decimal points typed in the wrong places, facts left out, or ambiguous phrases inserted.

The stability of bracing system in excavation is influenced by many factors, some of them have both random and ambiguous characteristics.

And of course, the American virtue of plainspokenness is not an asset in an activity that is ambiguous by design.

Resolution of ambiguous or conflicting input requirements can involve consultation with the affected internal and external parties.

A signal that prevents accidental activation of a device or ambiguous interpretation of data.

Once we move from distinguishing roast to discriminating among coffees by country or region of origin, we enter a more ambiguous realm.

The analysis on ambiguous structure can help a lot to understand English exactly.

Over time, some new best practices for client applications have emerged to deal with the ambiguous outcomes of broken connections.

Readers can amuse themselves by guessing which currencies some of the more ambiguous countries might choose.

Wan language is ambiguous. to cover up what straight people do not want to say things.

The result shows that testes tend to analyze the balanced ambiguous phrases with a modifier the modified structure.

Do not rush through your sentences or make ambiguous statements.

When a sentence is removed from the text, it usually becomes ambiguous due to the lack of context.

"In places like the Himalayas, the results are somewhat ambiguous, " said Shindell.

However, effects of technical progress and uncertainty exert ambiguous influences, which can either increase or decrease abatement costs.

Community Correction pilot'is hampered by delayed institutional transformation and has ambiguous prospect currently.

Note that the last three times are all ambiguous; the property maps all of them to a single date and time in the Pacific Standard Time zone.

This is the total number of ambiguous recipients that were detected during recipient resolution.

The ambiguous signals that continue to emerge from Washington have done little to clarify the situation.

Rules of thumbs can be useful to decisions makers because they help make sense of complex, uncertain, and ambiguous information.

Had a good relationship has become more ambiguous simply blurred, and women are no longer cute.

If a man really likes you, he will announce the ownership of you to everyone rather than be ambiguous.

The role of Labor Dispute Arbitration Commissions is still ambiguous.

The coalition Mr Obama marshalled in 2008 around the alluring but ambiguous banner of "change" will splinter.

PEAK only complains when a particular call creates ambiguity, not when the potentially ambiguous functions are defined.

The panel concluded that a growing number of the tests are being marketed with claims that are unproved, ambiguous, false or misleading.

The application chances and frequencies of various interpretations of certain ambiguous structure are different.

Tests express that understanding in a much less ambiguous form, as code that executes reliably and repeatedly.

Ninety students undertook a series of tasks including coming up with uses for a tin can and clever labels for ambiguous drawings.

Ill-structured problems are new or unusual, involve ambiguous or incomplete information, and are solved using non programmed decisions.

Banking industry, securities and insurance are all the more interwoven with ambiguous boundaries.

Like all prophets, Keynes offered ambiguous lessons to his followers.

They must do this because the meaning of an icon of any kind is by nature ambiguous until it is learned.

The as biggest as corporeal demand different the aeriform sex that depends on it, abstract sex and ambiguous sex.

In fact, the obscene, touching and ambiguous moaning whispers by the ears, are not the reason to linger.

He and I are ambiguous between the insincerely.

Not only is real life ambiguous, it's often illogical to the point of madness.

falsification by means of vague or ambiguous language.

He gave us an ambiguous answer .

Second, drawing up common reasonable approach to the prompt news reporting without any one-sided version of events or ambiguous wordings.

HE gave an ambiguous answer.

This property contains the ambiguous name resolution (ANR) search for the display name of the recipient.

Such litigants often face laws that are ambiguous, courts that rule inconsistently and patchy enforcement of rulings.

The issue of productivity growth differentials, to which I have already alluded, is less ambiguous.

The expression is ambiguous because both a conversion operator and an overloaded version of are defined.

The input procedures shall address incomplete, ambiguous, or conflicting requirements.

In TCFL, the ambiguous meanings of "before" and "after" can be taught from the cognitive perspective.

However, this example makes the arbitrary assumption that an ambiguous time should always be mapped to the time zone's standard time.

The rate at which Address Book clients perform Ambiguous Name Resolutions operations.

So is Rome presented in the Book of Acts, and the Gospel of Luke, as a good force or a bad force, or an ambiguous force?

Jung maintained the ambiguous relationship with the theological students. . .

Far less ambiguous than natural language, UML enhances communication and reduces interpretation errors.

The focus group results suggested that students definition of bullying was ambiguous and very often, verbal bullying was neglected.

He is so careful as not to say anything ambiguous.

The war in Chechnya reversed the ambiguous trend toward democracy in Russia.

What remains ambiguous or unclear at the end of your reading?

Second, to avoid situations that were ambiguous, it collected too much information upfront.

The address supplied is too ambiguous to resolve. Please make the name more specific.

But were they to live together, these responsibilities can become ambiguous, and the resulting suffering can damage the kids even more.

Today's university students are struggling to establish themselves, but they still have ambiguous feelings about their future.

Let's say that the client is in Los Angeles so the directory is ambiguous: The area code could be either 213 or 310.

Analysis on Ambiguous Philosophical Interpretations of "Taking People as Foundation"

With cross-sex friendships, the ambiguous boundaries can be even more tumultuous.

But regulations are still ambiguous about what kind of food should go on this shelf and how long before its expiry date.

Ambiguous be to have the impulsion going a step further , courage not going a step further but.

Frequently using of ambiguous words is a common feature of law terms, by which one can deal with various situations.

The indefinitely subjective time: the ambiguous or uncertain time.

In this research, the role and the mechanism of prosodic features in disambiguating demonstrative ambiguous sentences were studied.

China Daily, an English-language newspaper, called it "morally ambiguous and visually electrifying" .

If they investigated more from reliable sources, they would find that claims of danger are more ambiguous than they've heard.

Once taken out of the content, the sentence is ambiguous.

I love the whisper most at the ear, listening the pure rhyme of sweet words flowing in the ambiguous space. Sometimes, a bed is a world.

AVO characteristics were ambiguous in thin-layer interbed sandstones and mudstones of terrestrial facies of Daqing area.

Define requirements precisely - Ensure that the requirements are: Not ambiguous or vague.

Inartful or ambiguous legislative drafting sometimes provided an opportunity for creative judicial interpretation.

Ambiguous , it is a gate, you can stay outside or go inside, but you cant stop there, gate is not the end of the station.

As these examples illustrate, "rationality" is ambiguous and "being interesting" is subjective.

The relation sources refer to the semantic relation of syntax which causes the ambiguous meanings in the ambiguous structure.

Clark Kerr originated his ambiguous philosophy of "multiversity" between the concept and the idea.

Business policies can be expressed with natural language which can be ambiguous.

Their views on political economy are now more ambiguous, as the state is less of a burden for them.

These twins, who were conceived normally, only came to the attention of scientists because one was born with sexually ambiguous genitalia.

If responsibility is ambiguous, however, apologies can be costly to the defendant because of the admission of responsibility.

But when Mr. Mubarak spoke to the nation on Thursday evening, he delivered an ambiguous message that left protesters furious.

The standard that reviews the procedure and starts is very ambiguous, too, unified , and is not restricted by time and number of times .

This will create an ambiguous reference when loading the provider and any code that references the type will generate a compiler error.

Decipher to read or interpret (ambiguous, obscure, or illegible matter).

In this netherworld of ambiguous experiences, can understanding cultural relativism be useful?

A user seeing this mixture of topics can then refine the query to select just the ones intended by this ambiguous query.

Software management is full of gray areas, situation dependencies, and ambiguous tradeoffs.

Always been good at around ambiguous men and flirt around.

Ambiguous politics is defined, stiff statistical figure, what cannot reflect a society well and truly is vivid with complex.

The definition of "pharmaceutical products" is somewhat ambiguous under Vietnamese law.

If you are in an ambiguous situation, double, turbid, you will find there more advantages than disadvantages.

To most of us there is nothing mysterious or ambiguous about the concepts of particle and wave.

Yet for all such triumphalism, in many ways the true extent of the Olympics' legacy on its 2008 host remains more ambiguous.

And an improvement has been made on an ambiguous problem in MC algorithm.

In the absence of hard evidence like teeth or bones, support comes down to eyewitness sightings and ambiguous photos and films.

Discipline will be reworked, but will remain ambiguous to what its role is.

And when leaders are unclear about their own purpose, they often hide their confusion and uncertainty in ambiguous communication.

I was totally mixed up by his elusive and ambiguous remarks.

Of course, this rule can be attacked as fuzzy, complex, ambiguous, vague, etc.

However, in these cases the refactoring process might not update ambiguous references correctly.

Mr Rose's subsequent research, using different assumptions, has produced more ambiguous results.

When you use an Island location, only locally defined address books are available for type-ahead and ambiguous name resolution.

While this approach helps us function in society, it hurts creative thinking because real-life issues are ambiguous.

To another person without the domain knowledge, the drawing might seem confusing or ambiguous.

The diagnosis of this kind of fistula is difficult because the symptoms are often mild and ambiguous.

Purposively keeping performance factors and expectations ambiguous .

Transparency of procurement processes has an ambiguous effect on competition and favouritism.

It's too ambiguous, and is used to express whatever foggy definition the term's user might think applies.