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People have always been equivocal about advertising, worrying that it hoodwinks them into buying things they do not need.

Mr Samaras has taken an equivocal position, arguing against the means of austerity rather than the end of budget targets.

Macbeth now began to faint in resolution , and to doubt the equivocal speeches of the spirits .

Mr Levin's apology for the disastrous merger of Time Warner and America Online 10 years ago was the least equivocal.

Yet they were thwarted when Colombia declined to join because of its neighbours' equivocal attitude to its FARC guerrillas.

Most Christians hold that the Gospels also attribute divinity to Jesus; however, others hold that the Gospels are equivocal on the subject.

He had always felt the absolute impossibility of addressing that enigmatical man, who was, in his eyes, both equivocal and imposing.

Given the similarly equivocal evidence of efficacy for epinephrine, either drug could be considered the first-line agent in cardiac arrest.

A strong link exists in the popular imagination between madness and creativity. The evidence, though, is more equivocal.

After careful examination and evaluation, diagnostic uncertainty can remain. Some patients may have equivocal physical findings.

Of note, carotid plaque was useful in defining risk in patients with a negative or equivocal result from stress testing.

painting snowy bamboo and snowy plum blossoms with " Transience " technique, the paintings are of equivocal and serene artistic conception.

Descriptions of sandstone bodies are commonly incomplete, and the interpretations placed on their origins may be equivocal.

I feel equivocal about this.

Having a grammatical structure that allows of two interpretations; equivocal.

An additional utility for BOTOX is in aiding in the diagnosis of patients who have equivocal findings on initial evaluation.

To mark their achievement of an equivocal freedom, Haitians traditionally eat pumpkin soup.

One additional subject presented equivocal or abnormal tests suggestive of hepatitis without jaundice.

In hippie slang, " kiddo " and "like" have already fallen into absolute equivocal words, more like stutter than expression.

Kline's equivocal use of the term "Sabbath" hides the fact that the sign has changed to the first day of the week.

My huge interest in philosophy also acts my reason in whenever I tried to argue with something equivocal.

I knew that missing home is inevitable, my love to mom is not equivocal.

Craig A. Anderson, a professor at Iowa State University who has extensively studied video games and violence, is less equivocal.

Moreover, when women with major congenital anomalies were excluded, the rates of death were almost equivocal .

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However, previous trials on lumbar spine surgery showed equivocal efficacy of cyclo -oxygenase-2 inhibitors for postoperative pain relief.

She gives an equivocal answer, typical of a politician.

But the evidence backing this theory is at best equivocal.

The archaeological evidence for ancient cookery is equivocal .

The evidence from bacteriologic analysis was equivocal.

But evidence that insider trading actually harms markets is equivocal.

To use equivocal language intentionally.

Mr Samaras, as opposition leader, has taken an equivocal position.

His words to the press were deliberately equivocal - he didn't deny the reports but neither did he confirm them .

As for his own role, he is un-equivocal.

Management of Yidelong: Speaking with numbers, equivocal report, account and study are nonsenseanduseless work, onlyactioncanprove all.

Some lawyers are now taking a relatively equivocal view of the rules.

The politician gave an equivocal answer.

I don't call myself a naturalist because I don't want to be implicated in equivocal dogma.

The diagnosis of focal or diffuse disease was correct in 23 cases (96%) and equivocal in one case.

The outlook for sterling is more equivocal.

After 1918, and still more after 1945, the idea of man became equivocal.

The data is equivocal.

Because the equivocal term "friend" is used on SNSs, there are assumptions carried with the label, which may escape some users.

equivocal is unclear or misleading, sometimes as a result of a deliberate effort to avoid exposure of one's position:

"Folk" : An Equivocal Concept-Questioning Chen Sihe's Folk Theory and its Application

Application of equivocal control technology in heating and drying installation

She kept putting him off half-heartedly with equivocal replies to his proposal

The Rhetoric Effect of Equivocal Sentences

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