The actual facts, however, on closer examination tend to be much more ambivalent and banal.
And he is ambivalent about whether the chest is found soon, or even in his lifetime.
When you ask Kuito's townsfolk how life is these days, the stoical response is usually ambivalent.
It should play to his strengths, being southern and ambivalent about the economic recovery.
Many leading figures of the nuclear age grew ambivalent about aspects of this order.
Its hallmarks are pragmatism, opportunism and an ambivalent attitude towards the uses of violence.
While I'm ambivalent about books on tablets, I'm all for electronic cookbooks and apps.
I. agent (Joe Don Baker), and who functions as a Nick Carraway-style ambivalent observer.
America has so far been curiously ambivalent about the Olympics coming to Salt Lake City.
If Steve Jobs and Thomas Jefferson can be ambivalent about technology, I guess any of us can.
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Still, Kaminsky, a researcher for security firm IOActive, is ambivalent about the potential for expanded disclosure requirements.
At their worst, they can be nitpicking and ambivalent, unable to see the wood for the trees.
Players, who only ever see Carter at home games, seemed ambivalent about the topic at Tuesday's practice.
The movie of the same name was one of the many ambivalent American films about the war.
Opinion polls suggest that many Americans remain ambivalent about, or even cautiously supportive of, Mr Cheney's position.
While he became a strong proponent for universal coverage, for example, he remained ambivalent about the public option.
Mr. Obama is also courting war in the Middle East by his ambivalent posture on Iran's nuclear designs.
Contradictions in his character, perhaps exacerbated by the paradoxes of his work, made him increasingly ambivalent about his reputation.
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The fact is most people are ambivalent about what they do, even by their own ideas for their business.
The Supreme Court's ambivalent rulings haven't helped guide manufacturers through this legal thicket.
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The victim's parents, in a recent interview at their Delhi home, appeared ambivalent about the attention they are receiving.
Mr Panagariya rejects this argument and even Mr Subramanian seems ambivalent about it.
In the post-war independence stirrings in Africa, Dr Banda played an ambivalent role.
As a group, large publisher are wary of libraries, or at best ambivalent.
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Even in France and Germany, godfathers of European integration, the voters are ambivalent.
The next day David Axelrod was somewhat ambiguous or ambivalent about whether or not the White House backed such legislation.
And you can hardly expect the public to muster enthusiasm for a project when their leaders are ambivalent or pessimistic.
But the 34-year-old from the Eastern Cape is ambivalent when I suggest he could be solely seen as a Twenty20 specialist.
No matter how talented, those who are ambivalent about their careers tend to get steam rolled by those that are passionate.
But as an American expat living in Amsterdam for the past two decades, Moskos is also ambivalent about the Black Petes.
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