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This is known as an ambiguous figure.
That's why bilingual children are better at tests involving ambiguous figures.
They offer viewers an ambiguous, I'm so sorry, but, canvas to project their own interpretations, emotions, beliefs, and stories onto.
The last question, how do you feel about that, is a little bit ambiguous because he had two offers, two different places, two choices,
The last question, how do you feel about that, is a little bit ambiguous because he had two offers, two different places, two choices, and
What I love about this one is the sense of scale is really ambiguous.
What I love about this one is the sense of scale's really ambiguous.
So the definition of intelligence is ambiguous.
So, so the definition of intelligence is ambiguous, that's the reason.
because atmospheres are complicated and their fingerprints can be ambiguous or hard to match,
their fingerprints can be ambiguous or hard to match; and because different parts of a
That being said, if the dress code is ambiguous enough, then feel free to take some creative leeway with the mandate.
That being said, if the dress code is ambiguous enough, then feel free to take some creative leeway with the mandate.
If we find ourselves in a union in which we're up all night writing journal entries or peering through a telescope at the latest ambiguous signal, it might be nothing more or less than proof that we have outrun the patience that we should fairly be exhibiting towards any human being. Or, to follow our rule of simplicity and to speak more directly, we may just need to get out now.
If we find ourselves in a union in which we are up all night writing journal entries or peering through a telescope at the latest ambiguous signal, it might be nothing more or less than proof that we have outrun the patience that we should fairly be exhibiting towards any human being.
and sometimes it's ambiguous, um,
and sometimes it's ambiguous, but regardless of how a story ends
It's definitely a rather ambiguous marking, and Brahms uses it quite a lot.
It's definitely a rather ambiguous marking,