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Why then did the ambiguity run in his head so often?

The name also takes on a certain ambiguity in the work.

Ambiguity may simply be too much for it to hold.

There is no longer any ambiguity in the game plan each night.

I have never wanted there to be any ambiguity about my position.

In such a case there would be no evidence of ambiguity.

However, the author does not leave much room for ambiguity.

There is also ambiguity about the place of her death.

Even if they were, there's no ambiguity about what the Bush campaign is up to.

There can be no ambiguity over the right of people to say what they believe.

There seems to be only one thing he cannot do, and that is ambiguity.

The ambiguity will probably raise more questions about the deal.

His plan was to focus on the ambiguity of the word "we."

To avoid any ambiguity, I would like to set the record right.

But, even here, there is a good deal of ambiguity.

Because it is important that there should be no ambiguity.

This can produce a certain ambiguity of role for us.

The reason is that we want to avoid further ambiguity.

Can you give us any information about what those ambiguities are?

There is a certain ambiguity in the language of the Council.

Though there needs to be a little ambiguity to keep it interesting.

There is no ambiguity about the meaning of we was.

My position on the Jews has always been without ambiguity.

Without ambiguity they directed him back the way he had come.