| He also notes the converse responsibility of policy makers to provide clear and unambiguous requirements to the intelligence community. |
| These results indicate that experimenters have a better chance obtaining unambiguous results when they pay subjects. |
| Answers are rarely forthcoming that can be said to be totally honest, sincere, and clearly unambiguous. |
| Anybody gainsaying General Relativity had best demonstrate an unambiguous reproducible falsification. |
| For another thing, it robs you of the kind of moral focus that makes for more unambiguous, and thus easily graspable, art. |
| Instead of unambiguous statements, the Union contents itself with oracular analyses. |
