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Right now we are somewhere between the first two scenarios -- and could remain ambiguously so for some time.
CNN: N. Korea endgame: 3 scenarios
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Ever had a dispute with your life insurer over an ambiguously worded policy?
FORBES: Poorly Worded Life Insurance Policies Can Cost Survivors Big Bucks
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Or, somewhat more ambiguously, if a threat to society is known to exist, but the "length of the fuse" remains uncertain?
NPR: The Torture Debate Is Not Yet Over
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It said, ambiguously, that it would remain "in continuous session" to discuss how to safeguard "the aspirations of the great Egyptian people".
BBC: Egypt crisis: Premature celebrations on Mubarak speech
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There was no doubt about the intended target of his comments, but they were phrased ambiguously enough to save Mr Thaksin's face.
ECONOMIST: Thais are impatient for change, but it will take time
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Stocks stumble out of the gate on a surprise spike in initial jobless claims, but rebound from lows on ambiguously positive home-sales data.
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He falls into an intense admiration of the good-looking lead guitarist (Billy Crudup), who is ambiguously friendly, and receives gentle treatment from a trio of groupies, the Band-Aids (led by Kate Hudson).
NEWYORKER: Almost Famous
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The presence of a clinic that offered abortions on the reservation might well have been challenged legally, without an outright ban: the Oglala Sioux tribal code says, rather ambiguously, that a child subsequently born is protected from conception onwards.
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