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| Here the switch is unclear to me. |
| It is unclear to me then which of the. |
| Only state that is unclear to me is FL. |
| However, it remains unclear to me what kind of heuristics to apply in this selection. |
| It remains unclear to me what kind of return's Sorted used to arrive at those figures. |
| For reasons that are still unclear to him, he was sent to live with relatives in Spain. |
| Going into this camp it was very unclear to me, and although it was fun, I know this is not where my heart belongs. |
| They've made a mistake, but not with intent to deceive, and generally the nature of that mistake is unclear to them. |
| In a post financial collapse and post Enron era it's unclear to me that people trust auditors the way they once did. |
| Looking at Google Earth, it is still a bit unclear to me exactly what trail we were on after the bridge on that day. |
| I am unclear about the 1st mort. |
| There's one thing I'd unclear about. |
| We are still unclear about the attack. |
| If you're unclear about anything that's being asked of you, ask for clarification. |
| I was unclear about why France Telecom succeeded where the GNU/Linux group failed. |
| All along, I have been unclear about my discomfort until recently it became obvious. |
| The law is unclear about the extent to which directors of charitable corporations are considered to be trustees. |
| It will therefore be impossible to understand Christianity if we are unclear about the promises made to Abraham. |
| Even perfectly competent candidates can appear worked up and also unclear about by themselves at job interviews. |
| Weigh all your options and if you are undecided or unclear about what is best, consult with someone at Sl2College. |
| Unclear as to what is meant by this. |
| And I'd unclear as to how it matters. |
| I'd unclear as to your state of mind. |
| I noted one year ago that, It's also unclear as to how invasive this technology will. |
| I'd still unclear as to whether you are an advocate of competing governments, Shayne. |
| It was unclear as to who the 15-year-old girl was traveling with on the cruise liner. |
| It appears that KHTML is part of the WebKit string, but it's unclear as to where the rest of the string comes from. |
| It is unclear as to what actually caused the complete demise of the Tainos as part of the early history of Jamaica. |
| Everyone is performing at a high level and it is unclear as to how this wonderful little conundrum will be resolved. |
| While money is flowing into the stock market, it is unclear as to its source and whether some or most is from credit. |
| The Irish tax issue is one I am unclear on. |
| I suppose I'd unclear on why it's stretched. |
| To Rocky: Absolutely unclear on your comment. |
| We are unclear on the distribution and/or significance of the genders of the abusers. |
| It's nice to know I was kind of right on the concept, even if unclear on the details. |
| Third, the BPC proposal is unclear on the precise nature of the legislative backstop. |
| Last year's Theos study, for example, showed something like 40% of the UK's adult population unclear on the concept. |
| I've read elsewhere that's because the workbench displays differently, but am unclear on just what the difference is. |
| The child's father funds her/ their share of the rent and general living expenses but the evidence was unclear on this. |
| Also, did you spot from his speech, that our BoE Governor is a little unclear on how a fiat money system actually works. |
| Forgive me for being unclear in my comment. |
| Perhaps I was unclear in the way I phrased my post. |
| My apologies, I was lazy and unclear in my response. |
| Also, critical issues such as timelines and royalty rates remain unclear in our laws. |
| Additionally, access to credit may differ, although it is unclear in which direction. |
| Bush certainly pulverized the language, but he was never, ever unclear in his meaning. |
| I was apparently unclear in parroting the Libertarian logic process where all laws are enacted under pain of death. |
| Diplomacy &; Personal Affinity (Score: Obama) It was unclear in 2008 how good a friend Obama would be towards India. |
| If the website you are ordering from is unclear in any way, call them up and ask for clarification or shop elsewhere. |
| It is left unclear in Legacy and here in this short film, whether Alan is aware of the existence of the digital world. |
| Point 2 is unclear at this stage. |
| While the road seems unclear at times. |
| That path was certainly unclear at times. |
| It is unclear at the moment what potential alterations the Supreme Court might suggest. |
| What she found that wasn't already in the 1997 report is a little unclear at this point. |
| That is clear to us, yet it is still unclear at this point if the jury will believe him. |
| Although even his dialogues are unclear at a couple of places, he is superb in a difficult role and entertains a lot. |
| It is unclear at this time why the first child's death was not investigated after the autopsy showed the head trauma. |
| It is unclear at this point whether you will be restricted by a salary cap, and if you are that cap limit is unknown. |
| What is unclear at this point is how many generators, three or four, will be included in the final negotiated contract. |
| I'd still a bit unclear from your reply. |
| Again, it is unclear from the record whether Ms. |
| If anything is unclear from me then feel free to ask me. |
| It is unclear from the report whether this group was of working age or of all ages. |
| Furthermore, it was unclear from the study as to how many patients had bilateral disease. |
| It is unclear from what the origin of the rights of the child would be in Honneth's schema. |
| Although it is unclear from the study, some of these patients may have had neck stiffness as their only physical finding. |
| It is unclear from the evidence whether the similar rates of switching insurer's means that these fears are not justified. |
| For many large corporations, the question of whether or not any money could be made from the Web was unclear from the outset. |
| It is unclear from the record whether the 1964 election project was intended to be a one-time intervention in support of a good cause. |
| No, this hasn't been unclear for decades. |
| Rob Painting #5: the point is unclear for me. |
| His first name had been unclear for some time. |
| The guide told us that it was unclear for what purpose the stone structure was created. |
| At the moment, it is unclear for amounts of capital needed to start mini start projects. |
| It may be implicated in several diseases, although its role is unclear for most of them. |
| These differences, however, have not been very consistent, and their meaning remains unclear for a number of reasons. |
| Good ideas, as well as bad ones, often remain unclear for decades, even for centuries (and, in some cases, millennia). |
| In your first process, search for any information that may be unclear for you especially about pertaining interest rates. |
| It has been unclear for some time as to whether the coverage of the UNICs includes the territories in the respective regions. |
| McChrystal, then, was unclear of the concept. |
| And an us I'd growing increasingly unclear of. |
| Three inmates were unclear of their remand status. |
| Many of the children have heard of Wildlife Works, but are unclear of their actual undertakings. |
| It remains unclear of those website owners will ever be able to retrieve their lost data, he said. |
| But it's unclear of what's going on here due to challenges w/ media transparency and verification. |
| At this moment, it is unclear of the impacts of the strike on ship's clearance neither crew/passengers replacements. |
| In this respect, he advised those who were still unclear of the new ruling to contact the department for further details. |
| If you unclear of what you want to do go and speak to a career advisor as you will not get the help you may need from a recruiter. |
| And don't forget that if you are unclear of the question, don't be afraid to ask them to repeat it or clarify what they mean by it. |
| That is as unclear after reading this article as it is before. |
| Follow the two email rule: if you're still unclear after two emails revert to picking up the phone. |
| A slow release of official information left the actual extent of the damage unclear after Sunday morning's magnitude-6. |
| A slow release of official information left the actual extent of the damage unclear after Sunday morning's strong quake. |
| Dunne coy on details of IT system update Details of the Government? s tender process to update Inland Revenue? s IT systems are still unclear after question time today, says David Clark. |
| Details of burial arrangements were still unclear by press time. |
| In addition, some points have been left unclear by the department. |
| It is unclear by what mechanism the WB feeding would protect from colonic injury. |
| What was left somewhat unclear by the ending was whether humanity survived, or just nature. |
| And although he promises they will be ' ' fully costed and verified ' ', it remains unclear by whom. |
| The umps have screwed up a couple big plays, which clearly helped the Tigers, but it is unclear by how much. |
| It is unclear by what mechanism Representative Kennedy maintains that the combined effect of a purchase and subsequent sale produces any net effect on the price. |
| This can become problematic when running up against statements which, due to poetic license, may seem convoluted or unclear by our current standards of thinking. |
| It is unclear under this proposal whether the two exceptions are covered by the privilege or not. |
| It is, however, unclear under the AML how the sales amount of the preceding year should be calculated. |
| Chris Ngige, it remains unclear under which platform the former Minister of Information, Akunyili, intends to use to actualize her ambition. |
| A court may use this and other ' extrinsic ' material to interpret what a law means if it is unclear under section 15AB of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901. |
| Unfortunately, under the Central Act it is unclear under the law whether the first Appellate Authority can impose penalties, although it is explicit that the Information Commission can. |
| It was not only unclear under which principles this council being regarded as a pretext by the dissenters, ought to be shaped, but not obvious who should be the member of such a council. |
| She was unclear with the Hamas. |
| After c6 the position was unclear with chances for both sides. |
| At the same time, he added, Pakatan too was unclear with its policy on the NEP. |
| The legislation's fate is unclear with other priorities demanding congressional attention. |
| It was very unclear with little time on the clock, I am sure there was something better for me. |
| However, the situation can be unclear with loose chicken fillets sold by independent butchers or other retailers. |
| If you are frustrated, rude, and unclear with your request, you are making it very difficult for them to help you. |
| The role of MRI is unclear with some studies citing a high rate of false positives and others showing good correlation with SPECT and CT 15. |