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1. An example of this dilemma would be to attempt collecting data that would prove unambiguously that the Earth had undergone major changes through a worldwide flood

2. While a woman can, at any time, be "asking for it," I have not yet heard a description of how a woman can clearly and unambiguously not ask for it

3. unambiguously liberal protagonist in a Kubrick film,[19] and it can be argued that the producer, James B

4. The challenge to economic thinking is to accept unambiguously this purpose of

5. Targets should be kept simple, easily and unambiguously calculated and

6. unambiguously I asked directly, ‘Are you going because of what happened in the pub on Friday

7. Energy intensity in this sector cannot be estimated unambiguously, as it can in some sectors, because there are a variety of ways of measuring domestic sector “activity”

8. But as might be seen, in reality, the Musalmans are the unfortunate victims of the Islamic dogma shaped by Muhammad’s hostility towards ‘the others’ that was unambiguously aided and abetted by Allah through the Quran

9. also said unambiguously that this knowledge he can acquire only by his

10. Many Muslims have unambiguously opposed the move to have quotas for Muslims in higher education and government jobs

11. In that case, this Configuration must clearly and unambiguously determine the possibility of making just one and only choice in the skrruullerrt system

12. But if we still try to consider it in a certain slloogrent integrity, it would be possible to unambiguously say only one thing: each multipolarized Formo-copy is not at all a Form of a narrowly-individual psychomental self-expression of some synthesized Aspects of Qualities, but distinctive dynamics of a certain totality of energy-information interrelations between a host of NUU-VVU-Configurations of different-qualitative “personalities”, each of which is subjectively aware of itself at every moment in a particular Time Flow

13. It’s very important to understand it to become aware of the true essence of the phenomenon which the majority of “people” yet unambiguously perceive as “Death”

14. In addition, the qualitative potential of “the volume” of the VVU-Information (UU-VVU-Forms and Formo-copies that vibrationally correspond to them), which we can use, inertially “unpacking” it from TEC, to “quantize” the information space of our Self-Consciousness (“the outer world”), will unambiguously determine the frequency of this AS IF repeated “shift”

15. Now, I simply can’t but refer again to the brilliant physicist, who, being “in quite a sound state of mind”, stated completely unambiguously that “

16. But first it is necessary to understand the main thing: that “quantum” state of Formo-Matter, which you unambiguously define as “one” electromagnetic Field, in case of a change of some of its parameters (for the time being, the frequency of wave oscillations is considered the main parameter), constantly and sequentially transforms into “Fields” of other types typical of the creative dynamics of transitional states of the Tertiary Energy-Plasma (in borderline resopasons) with a duvuyllerrt reprojection (change of the quality of creative realizations) of Universal Focuses of Self-Consciousness from the Forms characteristic of the Realities of irkkulligren types into the Forms of the Realities of flakglaass (4-5-dimensional) or doollttrok (2-3-dimensional) space-time Continuums

17. alia unambiguously opined that “while it is the prerogative of the Government to frame, revise

18. In the last twenty strokes, and particularly in the final twelve gorgeous strokes, they simply powered past the British boat, decisively and unambiguously

19. The loss rate was unambiguously in the scout snipers’ favor, but the differential was lower than it might have been

20. If a company could be bought at a price well below its liquidation value, then it seemed unambiguously to be a bargain

21. They unambiguously reveal that we have seen a carry crash; more tentatively, they suggest that the poor performance is likely to continue

22. Obviously, the presence of domination (in the sense defined previously) determines unambiguously which of the two alternatives is better

23. In this case we have to admit that none of the alternatives is unambiguously superior to the other one

24. Here we face another obstacle: Although the calculation of payoff values for the expiration date is unambiguously defined, their estimation for any intermediate date is possible only by the application of option pricing models

25. Such a model permits determining the optimal threshold value unambiguously

26. Our conclusion holds true only in its general form, when the superiority of one of the two multicriteria methods has to be determined unambiguously