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Mr Netanyahu said the victory of the "national camp" had been unequivocal.

An industry need to be a high degree of concern about and unequivocal support when needed, or that it is still in a more "dangerous" state.

And let me be unequivocal: Iran has the same absolute right to a peaceful nuclear programme, civil nuclear programme, as any other country.

Mrs. Clinton did not name China, but the target of her unequivocal remarks was clear.

When asked if the Fulham boss was one of the best English managers in the game, Wenger was unequivocal.

Even the United Nations, which had claimed "unequivocal" evidence for man-made global warming, pledges that it will review the evidence.

I do not believe that truth is ever the enemy of art, and the sign hanging there states a complicated, but unequivocal, truth.

The extension of credit to a small business is one of the riskiest things a bank can do, but it wins taxpayers' unequivocal support.

What would compel me to believe would be something unequivocal, such as if an amputee grew a new limb.

Though the dimensions of this package are unclear -- details are expected Wednesday -- the bottom line is unequivocal .

These misdeeds, which constitute so grave a betrayal of trust, deserve unequivocal condemnation, " he said. "

But it is a fact that the mass of the British people demonstrated unequivocal opposition to this; but that was incidental.

So far, the only area where recovery has been unequivocal is in financial markets.

As investors scour the globe for green shoots, one unequivocal sign of recovery would be a resurgence of the Asian high-yield bond market.

A: China's position on Tibet-related issues is unequivocal. We are always resolutely opposed to any foreign officials meeting with Dalai.

This was the first unequivocal and public evidence that the "Get Big Fast" Internet strategy was flawed for most companies.

The following year's The Art of Control was an unequivocal flop, and Frampton retreated from the music business for several years.

At the end of 2008, China's shift toward a stimulus policy was an unequivocal plus for the markets.

A contract must have specific details, clear commitments and responsibilities of each side and unequivocal wording.

For Mr. Mendelsohn, 54, the moment represented an unequivocal victory: an apex to decades of struggle for equal recognition under state law.

Scientists have found the first unequivocal link between man-made greenhouse gases and a dramatic heating of the Earth's oceans.

But he changed his tone from past, unequivocal support for a supermarket-style bank that offers a range of services. Tuesday, Mr.

The answer may indeed surprise most Western observers, in that there is no longer an unequivocal "yes" about it.

Yet the case for deploying the west's military might , in what now looks like a civil war, is not unequivocal .

The Palestinian response was swift and unequivocal, dismissing Mr Netanyahu's suggestion out of hand.

Would we have to reinvent management altogether if that were no longer the unequivocal goal?

Still, his comments fell short of an unequivocal statement of financial support for Dubai's struggling companies.

Only after a few months did data on road accidents become available, and the results were unequivocal: the number had fallen.

The decision not to revalue is "final, unequivocal and for eternity" .

As elsewhere, anecdotal evidence of "green shoots" does not amount to unequivocal proof of recovery.

Since then, the Danish Government has continuously maintained a firm and unequivocal one China Policy in support of the PRC.

Data on industrial value-added, which correlates increasingly closely to energy consumption, shows an unequivocal rise in output.

the congress , as commented by world opinion , sent out an unequivocal message : china ' s reform and opening - up is irreversible.

The prosecutors' recommendation for dismissal of the case is unequivocal.

China is firmly against the US arms sales to Taiwan and this position is consistent, unequivocal and firm.

In less obtuse language last week , Warren Buffett stated in unequivocal terms that there will be no double dip recession .

The primary end point was the time to the onset of unequivocal relief.

The annotations in this example provide unequivocal reference to definitions of records.

Open trade and investment holds unequivocal significance for the economies of China, the US and beyond.

It called the trend "unequivocal" , and expressed "very high confidence" that it was largely man-made.

In recent interviews, executives at Fox and Disney were unequivocal in their support for Blu-ray.

Li Na's historic win at French Open is unequivocal proof that the West has given up keeping China down.

Such committees, being evenly balanced, almost never succeed in making unequivocal judgements.

I have already condemned, in unequivocal terms, the statements of Reverend Wright that have caused such controversy.

Obviously we had to condemn the Indian resort to force in unequivocal language.

The union's unequivocal rejection of the latest pay offer will almost certainly lead to further strikes.

Scientists tell us that the evidence the Earth is warming is "unequivocal. "

Man-made climate change is "unequivocal" and demands urgent action.

This reaffirms the unequivocal position and sincere aspiration of the Chinese government.

An error indicates an unequivocal failure, and generates a NULL result.

On the other hand, the Constitution did seem to give unequivocal protection to religious exercise.

Indeed, Bennett's critics have been harshand unequivocal.

His advisers, watching from the wings, were unequivocal.

On the Iranian nuclear issue, China's position has been consistent and unequivocal.

The four records are unequivocal: the world has warmed since 1880, and the last decade has been the warmest on record.

Their conclusion was unequivocal.

Both groups deny having such links, and have long condemned terrorism in unequivocal terms.

The taboo-breaking response was unequivocal.

The answer, based on decades of intelligence research, is an unequivocal yes.

Rapid, unequivocal diagnosis of diabetes is essential to avoid the onset of complications in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

He adopt an unequivocal attitude toward that matter.

Mr Gaddis is unequivocal on this topic.

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And the academic view was unequivocal: the most talented artists used oil.

In my opinion the answer is an unequivocal "yes" .

Their findings are unequivocal.

Of course the process is not unequivocal.

Just what the G20 needed to keep things lively: unequivocal evidence of vast and persistent imbalances.

Aquilani has been in good form back in his native Italy, but Hodgson's reply was unequivocal.

China's position is clear and unequivocal.

The message is clear and unequivocal.

One symbol, such as ? ? can convey precise, unequivocal structural information.

we need to make an unequivocal statement .

an unquestionable (or unequivocal) loss of prestige.

I have her unequivocal agreement to this.

Taken together, that is hardly an unequivocal sign of economic vigour.

Cher: Would you look at that bodyl anguage? Legs crossed towards each other. That is an unequivocal sex invite.

Would you look at that bodyl anguage? Legs crossed towards each other. That is an unequivocal sexinvite.

Unequivocal defenders of multiculturalism are now hard to find;

No Unequivocal Biblical Reference to Christ Eating or Buying Meat

His condemnation of both leaders is unequivocal

give an unequivocal legal mandate for air strikes