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Her account was deliberately ambiguous.

In fact, your ambiguous words amount to a refusal.

Another issue is that natural language is often very ambiguous.

Why are you always so ambiguous about this problem?

How do you determine what is a best friend? That's kind of an ambiguous term.

We rationally realize that most every situation is ambiguous to some degree.

Words ending in "ing" can sometimes be ambiguous, such as "rowing", which can be a noun or a verb.

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

Mail sent to users with ambiguous names is not recalled; the recall message cannot determine which recipient was the one selected by the sender originally.

Perfectly unfilled 'empty' world is where only mutable nature and ambiguous mind in reality exist and everything stimulates abstract interrelationship and blends into one.

If it were an anecdote, we should say the performance; but in the dream we may consider the sentence as it is, declare it to be ambiguous, and add before she married.

Let’s say that the client is in Los Angeles so the directory is ambiguous: The area code could be either 213 or 310. If our human assistant rushed into the office in a panic shouting “Stop what you’re doing!

His answer was ambiguous.

The image of authority he conveys is pointedly ambiguous.

The team then played an ambiguous noise -a squeak -and studied how the pigs responded.

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

Or are they arriving there by accident because of an ambiguous key phrase and thus you aren't effectively getting the right type of people viewing your site?

In the late 1990s HBO pioneered an intelligent, patient style of storytelling that gloried in loose ends and morally ambiguous characters, a style "the Sopranos" came to epitomise.

We thought our intention to use the test scripts had been made clear in the acceptance test plan, but we now realized our wording in that plan was ambiguous.

Documentation can be ambiguous in the most insidious ways.

The historical record is ambiguous; he disclaimed all responsibility while doing everything possible to publicize the event.

Like all models, this represents a simplified view of reality: there are no intermediate states under development for example, since the definitions of such states are subjective and ambiguous.

The Moderates, on the other hand, have left an ambiguous and, inthe end, harmful legacy.

He gave us an ambiguous answer .

He said Mr Cameron's pledge that he will "not let matters rest there" was deliberately ambiguous, covering the fact that he would not be able to renegotiate.