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"I've been here the whole time while you and the accused talked," I said equivocally.

This virus, like all the others, was only equivocally alive.

Others of their circle, however, found themselves somewhat equivocally situated.

"I have never worked as a mercenary before," he said equivocally.

"It's funny to come home where we've been treated more equivocally.

But, he added more equivocally, if the company ever did need to cut, management would first conduct a thorough evaluation.

Wheels and wheeled vehicles are equivocally identified in the remains.

The theory addresses how organizations reduce equivocally, or uncertainty through a process of information collection, management and use.

But, he said, he did not want to criticize any Democrat who had endorsed her, no matter how equivocally.

His son, equivocally, opened his palm: Who knew, who could say.

Rocked my hand from side to side, equivocally.

"It is a collection worthy of a king's dream," he said, his gold-brown eyes regarding her equivocally.

Protein molecules do not behave so equivocally.

Their quarrels are accidental and equivocally created.

Covering so many bases so equivocally, it never gets around to tackling the weightier questions of "What is good design?"

"Quite a guy," he said equivocally.

She added equivocally to his silence, "Can you bear it if I tell you a riddle?"

Calvin rocked his head equivocally.

Equivocally, Etta shrugged her narrow shoulders.

When asked by Joffre whether he was willing to accept the command he replied equivocally "the same as another".

Diodorus' sources equivocally identified the mother as Demeter.

Yrth said equivocally, "Not all of them."

Max nodded equivocally.

His greatness is proved equivocally and that heralds the victory of the lowly over insincere devotees.

Florent replies equivocally.