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• r  in an unambiguous manner
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• Go at Obama unambiguously from the right.
• The BMJ (formerly the British Medical Journal) paper, a comprehensive review of 30 controlled trials on anti-obesity drugs, showed unambiguously that orlistat (Xenical), sibutramine .
• Lieberman, more in sadness than in anger, argued unambiguously that Obama is not yet ready to be president, but confused the crowd by hailing Bill Clinton as a Democrat who really .

• unequivocally
• uniquely

• ambiguously

News & Articles

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• Expert: Supreme Court Got DNA Ruling Right For Patients And Science
  Eric Lander -- president of the Broad Institute in Cambridge -- filed a friend-of-the-court brief arguing that genes are "unambiguously products of nature."
  June 14, 2013 - WBUR Boston

Quotes

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• Clarence Thomas in Newsweek
  ...US government argued that the law allows it to take land into trust for tribes regardless of when they were recognized, but Justice Clarence Thomas said in his majority opinion that the law "unambiguously refers to those tribes that were...
• Dmitry Medvedev in AFP
  Russia, as guarantor of security in the Caucasus and the region, will make the decision which unambiguously supports the will of these two Caucasus peoples,Medvedev said.
• Richard Holbrooke in Xinhua
  Pakistan's of such immense importance to the United States, strategically and politically, that our goal must be to support unambiguously and help stabilize a democratic Pakistan headed by its elected president, Asif Ali Zardari,Holbrooke, US...