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Why, when hearing the truth from the ghost's mouth is Hamlet neither able to speak it to anyone unambiguously nor act on it?

Unless you really knew somebody, you had to guard against everybody, speaking carefully and unambiguously or not at all.

The "error" type unambiguously reflects a defect in the program logic: Purify is reporting a program bug and that's what you need to hear.

Set points and standards are needed with which the desired quality and quantity of the output can be compared unambiguously.

But a closer look suggests that they did not benefit unambiguously.

First, the US should reaffirm unambiguously its determination to leave Iraq in a reasonably short period of time.

Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, is the only EU leader to have unambiguously backed the former Labour leader.

Authority files are often used in library-organization schemes to unambiguously define a set of terms.

And I had been told unambiguously that Lindh's parents had retained counsel for him.

Then your job is to let people know coolly, simply and unambiguously what the facts are, the way forwards and what's expected.

Relevant theories are not developed to the point where they can be unambiguously tested against observations.

Overall, neither of the alternative scenarios was unambiguously better than the reference.

Also, a string of the form hh: mm: ss. Sss is interpreted unambiguously as a time.

The most significant task a navigation menu has to accomplish is to unambiguously guide visitors through different sections of a website .

Pointcuts allow you to unambiguously reference multiple join points in the program code (method content and processes).

Many groups that once unambiguously fit the category have clustered in slums in a process anthropologists call sedentarization.

This unambiguously proves that the transplanted uniparental cells could produce hematopoietic stem cells.

it has balanced the pain of economic sanctions with the promise of reward if Iran unambiguously forsakes the bomb.

Family description of Magnoliaceae including some photos that show the characteristic features unambiguously.

But Roosevelt was in fact a stubborn fiscal conservative, as the historical record unambiguously demonstrates.

After all, no weather event, no matter how extreme, can be unambiguously attributed to global warming.

Even when Mr Obama has been unambiguously apologetic, his opponents often quote him out of context.

The markets are unambiguously signalling unease about the inflation-fighting credentials of the Federal Reserve.

Finally, it formalizes the execution semantics of BPMN elements, which helps to interpret BPMN process models unambiguously.

The card serves to identify, unambiguously for tax purposes, individuals residing in Italy irrespective of residency status.

More fundamentally, we now know unambiguously that Goldman is a "systemically important financial firm" .

After North Korea shelled the South, meanwhile, Taiwan aligned itself unambiguously with Seoul, Washington and Tokyo.

Backtracking only happens when something is unambiguously wrong in a lookahead.

Other work, including child prostitution and bonded labor, is unambiguously detrimental to children.

Provide a means to state problems and opportunities clearly and unambiguously to promote mutual understanding.

How do you unambiguously specify that you want a method info of an specific explicit interface implementation?

We show unambiguously that the tin compounds remain in the corrosion layer, acting as stabilizing species.

Members in the shared virtual base can be accessed unambiguously and directly.

The Hakatha (Laws of the Babylonians) states quite unambiguously : The privilege of operating a flying machine is great.

We also offer a set of universal programmablediscriminator, which can also be utilized to unambiguously discriminatemixed states. 3.

President Obama has made it unambiguously clear that he wants Gaddafi to step down.

Getting the message across clearly and unambiguously is a completely different story.

To get around these problems, we can unambiguously define the identity of a subject through resources called subject indicators.

In general, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 must be able to unambiguously trace modifications from the view definition to one base table.

Each signal in the block circuit diagram shall be named unambiguously .

And forced mergers and rescues have created some banks that are unambiguously too big to fail.

In any case, a policy of containment risks backfiring, except against an unambiguously hostile China.

The HTML standard lets you omit a starting tag or ending tag whenever it can be unambiguously inferred by the surrounding context.

Some varieties of multitasking are unambiguously a good thing.

China unambiguously has put economic growth ahead of democracy.

Yet if more unambiguously bad numbers emerge a nasty new consensus could soon build.

Namespaces: Means of unambiguously identifying XML tags from different DTDs or schemas so they can be mixed in the same XML document.

To perform date and time arithmetic, possibly with a result that uniquely and unambiguously identifies a single point in time.

This will allow one to show unambiguously the impact of PIM in teaching general physics.

Greece, which is unambiguously insolvent, ought to have a hard but orderly write-down.

So the unambiguously correct answer to the question is $10.

This limitation is imposed in order to ensure that references and objects may be matched unambiguously.

It can be that I have wrong answered one or other question, because my software could translate the questions not unambiguously .

In these cases, the watermark detector unambiguously identi es the owner.

And it is clearly political speech, which the constitution's first amendment unambiguously protects.

It is therefore possible to unambiguously assign a vehicle to each ticket.

Thus, the value always unambiguously identifies a single point in time.

Uniquely and unambiguously identify a single point in time.

When given the chance to vote, they unambiguously reject Islamist parties.

The problem is that the quests are unambiguously evil. And you have no option to make moral choices.

The DN is used to refer to the entry unambiguously.

We could add tags to encapsulate reading elements into groups so that the bands and reading values are unambiguously related to each other.

One is that a growing population is not, of itself, necessarily a good thing, nor a falling one unambiguously bad.

You can also serialize a DateTimeOffset structure to unambiguously represent a single point in time.

But the picture from the doctor's office unambiguously does.

Generally, the Database Engine must be able to unambiguously trace modifications from the view definition to one base table.

Furthermore, the order in which the messages are exchanged needs to be unambiguously specified

So, tariffs are unambiguously pro-producer and anti-consumer, and tariffs reduce the overall efficiency of the world economy

define the notations you use carefully, so that others understand them unambiguously;