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but is instead handed a known card by the magician. Other forces use equivocation (or "the magician's choice") to create the illusion of a free decision

E_{X}[\mathrm {H} (y_{1},\dots ,y_{n}\mid X=x)]} is known in some domains as equivocation. Given discrete random variables X {\displaystyle X} with image X {\displaystyle

28 March 1606, was a foregone conclusion. Criticised for his use of equivocation, which Coke called "open and broad lying and forswearing", and condemned

sometimes called the Monkey Head Nebula due to its appearance. There is some equivocation in the use of the identifiers NGC 2174 and NGC 2175. These may apply

words ending in –tion or –sion, which tend to be paroxytones (operation, equivocation). This tendency is so strong in English that it frequently leads to the

nebula may have formed through hierarchical collapse. There is some equivocation in the use of the identifiers NGC 2174 and NGC 2175. These may apply

argument against psychological egoism that centers around an apparent equivocation between different senses of the word "want": The word desire often refers

and Equivocation The Dialogue of Genres in Tennyson's "Two Voices"". Victorian Connections: 126. Tucker, Herbert F. (1989). "Vocation and Equivocation The

had in his possession A Treatise on Equivocation, and in the play the Weird Sisters often engage in equivocation, for instance telling Macbeth that he

the nature of military force has fundamentally changed, rendering his equivocation of federal, state, and civilian military technology obsolete. Hamilton

background of Jesuitical equivocation". PMLA. 79 (4): 390–400. doi:10.2307/460744. JSTOR 460744. S2CID 163281389. "This kind of equivocation was in the public

entropy of X {\displaystyle X} given Y {\displaystyle Y} , also called the equivocation of X {\displaystyle X} about Y {\displaystyle Y} is then given by: H

Fatalism is a belief and philosophical doctrine which considers the entire universe as a deterministic system and stresses the subjugation of all events

Apparent (2014 Off-Broadway, CSC, director John Rando); Bill Cain's Equivocation (2010, Off-Broadway Manhattan Theater Club) directed by Garry Hynes;

conditional uncertainty of X given random variable Y (also called the equivocation of X about Y) is the average conditional entropy over Y: H ( X | Y )

improper conception" are called equivocations. He continued: But a perfect specimen of a sustained and magnificent equivocation is Shenstone's incomparable

include individuals stipulating kinship. In response, in order to avoid equivocation, some publishers prefer the usage of female sibling over sister. Males

Jeffrey Shallit states: "Dembski's work is riddled with inconsistencies, equivocation, flawed use of mathematics, poor scholarship, and misrepresentation of

dating Suits star Patrick J. Adams after they met on the set of the play Equivocation in 2009. The couple briefly separated before Adams' guest appearance

observers with the impression that his must have been a masterpiece of equivocation and temporizing, since the first pressure was put to him in 1944... He

Karl Rahner SJ (German: [ˈʁaːnɐ]; 5 March 1904 – 30 March 1984) was a German Jesuit priest and theologian who, alongside Henri de Lubac, Hans Urs von Balthasar

July 1914, which some scholars have called "a masterpiece of diplomatic equivocation". After the First World War, he became Yugoslavia's first ambassador

described various means an accused heretic might use to dissemble, such as equivocation or the pretense of insanity. Witchcraft, which was a marginal issue for

Consequentialism Archived 2016-03-11 at the Wayback Machine: Inconsistency, Equivocation and Contradiction in the Philosophy of Peter Singer" in Human Lives:

journalist who in March 1933 first reported in the Western world, without equivocation and under his own name, the existence of the Soviet famine of 1930–1933

Cambridge University Press. p. 249. William Gibson, 'Altitudinarian Equivocation: George Smalridge's Churchmanship', in Gibson & Ingram, eds., Religious

Easter period, which in the Orthodox Church was to begin on 19 April. Equivocation and occasionally contradictory instructions issued by the Moscow Patriarchate's

Thinking, Stanford University Press, Stanford Phillips JA, 2007, The Equivocation of Reason: Kleist reading Kant, Stanford University Press Phillips JA

including Equivocation, All the Way and The Great Society at Seattle Rep; The Pirates of Penzance at Portland Opera; Mother Road, Equivocation, A Community

Costume Designer of the Year Donna Jefferis for Equivocation Director of the Year Peter Hambleton for Equivocation Lighting Designer of the Year Rowan McShane

is placed on a table in the middle of the stage, and he (without any equivocation) goes into it in sight of all the spectators, and sings in it; during

Arsenio Perdiguero Noticias Gráficas opined: "An argument that rests on equivocation, but without adding any detail that differentiates it from the innumerable

(Sept., 1986), pp. 515-536. Edward Vallance. 'Oaths, Casuistry, and Equivocation: Anglican Responses to the Engagement Controversy.' The Historical Journal

Bradfield sings). Does it really, when the right are in the ascendancy? This equivocation smells like a cop-out. However, a reference to “the playing fields and

was doubly pleased when the curator William Seitz chose his painting Equivocation for inclusion in "The Responsive Eye" exhibition to be held early in

Directly translates as "overkill". Better defined as exaggeration or equivocation oy -- "eat" pissa -- "awesome" pukka to the mush -- "tell the guy" quister

Dunn, William P., pp 126-129, 1950 Lobner, Corinna del Greco (1989), "Equivocation As Stylistic Device: Joyce's 'Grace' and Dante", Lectura Dantis, 4, archived

[digital production] 2019: Cabal; Open' 2018: 21 Extremely Bad Breakups; Equivocation' 2017: Marie Antoinette; Red Velvet; Hatchet Lady: Carry Nation, Angel

affirmation of the said Points; I do abjure and renounce, without any Equivocation, Mental Reservation, or secret Evasion whatsoever, taking the words by

of interest in football. Having said that, we can also say, without equivocation, that Kevin Rafferty's Harvard Beats Yale 29–29 is a dazzling, engrossing

of the most advanced science of his own time. Worse, it enshrined the equivocation that depth must be obscure. Soccio notes that analytically inclined philosophers

liberalism were most prominent schools of thought in the nation. This equivocation of New Ru Learning and Marxism pushed the former to an elevated status

13 (1): 1–12. JSTOR 40238579. Lazarus, Neil (May 1986). "The Logic of Equivocation in Thomas Mofolo's "Chaka"". English in Africa. 13 (1). Rhodes University:

Jardine edited from a manuscript in the Bodleian Library A Treatise of Equivocation, 1851, and translated F. C. F. von Mueffling's Narrative of my Missions

we introduced both, figuring we'd let the marketplace decide. ... our equivocation caused our customers to wonder what Intel really stood for, the 486 or

be against him, or any of them; and all this I do swear without any Equivocation, mental Evasion, or secret Reservation, and renouncing all Pardons and

'no new taxes' campaign pledge in the White House." Kerry's perceived equivocation on the Iraq war damaged his 2004 campaign, according to both Democratic

propositions, and is not concerned with the meaning of propositions, nor with equivocation. The law of identity can be expressed as ∀ x ( x = x ) {\displaystyle

unattractive" and his opponents within the party later used Portillo's apparent equivocation as an example of his indecisiveness; "I appeared happy to wound but afraid

of "broad strokes of pink and mauve, with which Bacon establishes an equivocation between waxen mask and human flesh, drag pain and loneliness and imperturbable

Mental Platform Séance Stage Street Tricks and techniques Levitation Equivocation Misdirection Sleight of hand Pepper's ghost Guidebooks The Discoverie

In fact M0 accounts for no Federal Reserve Deposits MB. Another false equivocation. The monetary base is the sum of all coin, paper dollars and Federal

278; Google Books. Olga L. Valbuena, Subjects to the King's Divorce: equivocation, infidelity, and resistance in early modern England (2003), p. 26;Google

the summer" and that it required "precision where agreement was clear, equivocation where it had been elusive." He also notes that "missing parts would have

two met in 2009 when they were cast opposite each other in the play Equivocation, then broke up briefly but got back together after Adams' guest appearance

Mental Platform Séance Stage Street Tricks and techniques Levitation Equivocation Misdirection Sleight of hand Pepper's ghost Guidebooks The Discoverie

Nature or nurture? Section: Features; Page 18. Aviner, Rabbi Shlomó. "The Equivocation" (in Spanish). Kelner, Yaron (6 October 2014). "Health Ministry: Gay

1 (3), (2004) Perspectival Anthropology and the Method of Controlled Equivocation in Tipití: Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South

the city's preachers and professors. When Calvin chided him for his equivocation, Zanchi went public with his views again causing the controversy to erupt

include: 'The New Art of Lying, covered by Jesuits under the vaile of Equivocation, discovered and disproved,' 1624, 1634. 'Christian Humiliation, or a

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Other common elements include circular definitions, and confusion or equivocation between different levels of abstraction. Self-reference occurs when a

site would be the younger one, thus naming it Neu Schellenberg. The equivocation was discovered by the archeologe Jakob Bill in 1980, who additionally

(DN 1), Sanjaya's views are deemed to be amaravikkhepavada, "endless equivocation" or "a theory of eel-wrigglers." In Jaina literature, Sanjaya is identified

that antisemites do "hijack" the Palestinian cause to bash Jews, the equivocation of anti-Zionism with antisemitism is "a well-known tactic of intellectual

have been articulated as well as formulated into public policy without equivocation or wavering. I often say I did not become pro-life because of politics

that saw Dylan's worth very early on, and played it absolutely without equivocation or any kind of compromise." There are two interesting comments on Grossman

Sophisticos elenchos, qq. I.10-19” edited by Sten Ebbesen, in: “Texts on equivocation. Part II. Ca. 1250-1310”, Cahiers de l’Institut du Moyen-Âge Grec et

criticized it as the “ur-text of fascist paranoia” and an example of the equivocation of all conservative ideology with Nazism. The essay has been referenced

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statutes of the provincial constitution continued this confusion. Similar equivocation existed as to whether appointments to the Council were for life or the

himself 'Leader' of his followers, though not, he said with characteristic equivocation when confronted by Prince Pavle about it, with any wish to emulate the

blues and gospel collectors and scholars, leading many to state without equivocation that Harris was a pseudonym of Brown's, although no documents linking

sorcery against the skepticism of Scipione Maffei and Count Carli. The equivocation such a position entailed was first refuted by Bonelli in 1751. Abbot

wind tunnel. Nobody could make any sense of it and I can say without equivocation that not only was it the worst film ever made but the one production

discrimination against one of our fellow students and declare without equivocation our firm resolve that all Americans have equal rights under the law."

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the Howard government in particular." that it "suffers from a fatal equivocation: it is neither hilarious nor penetrating enough." and "The bombastic

Scott (2004). "Toward A Biblical Model of the Social Trinity: Avoiding Equivocation of Nature and Order". Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society

He be exalted, and of what is other than He merely by way of absolute equivocation. There is, in truth, no relation in any respect between Him and any of

plain and common sense and understanding of the same words, without any Equivocation, or mental evasion, or secret reservation whatsoever: And I doe make

early Church, they were not the same as their male counterparts, i.e. an equivocation of terms. He said that the commission he headed on the subject had to

pre-eternity. Refuting the doctrine of the world's post-eternity. Showing their equivocation of the following two statements: God is the creator of the world vs.

that is a sexual attraction to adolescent boys – can be made without equivocation. It is clear from Father Rapp's history that his ephebophiliac behavior

Halliwell said: "Muted Hammer experiment in psychopathology, with too much equivocation before the dénouement; the star's role allows few fireworks, and the

copy of a brief treatise by Fenton, entitled 'De Æquivocatione' (On Equivocation). It is dedicated to Sir Francis Bacon in his capacity as Solicitor-General

practice as equivalent to demon-worship; his followers would later use this equivocation both to enforce proper interpretations of Shinran's thought and to criticize

there are nonviolent categories in the survey that suggest just such equivocation: 'Unintentional injuries' would equal about 40 percent of the death-by-violence

Retrieved 17 November 2014. Hopkins, David (2003). "The Politics of Equivocation: Sherrie Levine, Duchamp's 'Compensation Portrait', and Surrealism in

ISBN 978-0-300-11312-9. Gerish, Deborah (2006). "Holy War, Royal Wives, and Equivocation in Twelfth-Century Jerusalem". In Naill Christie; Maya Yazigis (eds.)

considered all to be members of a single widespread species – but not without equivocation: Ferguson-Lees et al. say that if they were to make a world list, they

as well as temporal qualities leaves Melissus open to the charge of equivocation. In fragment 6 Melissus connects an eternal existence and the quality

be exalted, and of what is other than God merely by way of absolute equivocation. There is, in truth, no relation in any respect between God and any of

Speak Silence: Essays. Manchester: Carcanet. Phillips, James (2007). The Equivocation of Reason: Kleist Reading Kant. Stanford: Stanford University Press

said to be the modern equivalent and expansion on Ellis' eonism, exact equivocation may not be possible. Although there are many similarities, today transgenderism

written declaration that his resignation was his own free act, without any equivocation. "Swear to it," said the crowd, but this he refused to do. They then

anti-Semitism and other forms of hate." The liaisons' letter described Trump's "equivocation and unwillingness to speak clearly, without restraint, against blatant

fat-free revenge thriller that extracts an impressive degree of moral equivocation from its exceedingly simple premise." John DeFore in his review for The

denounced the proposal at a debate held on October 30. After a day of equivocation following the debate, Senator Hillary Clinton issued a prepared statement

information content, average conditional information content [H(X|Y)] equivocation [H(X|Y)] irrelevance [C] transinformation content [T(x, y)] mean transinformation

concept; Fox installations are stark and pure, and leave no room for equivocation." He would later have another solo show at the same museum in 1987. The

of England, 1660-1760 (2007), p. 330. William Gibson, Altitudinarian Equivocation: George Smalridge's Churchmanship, p. 57 in William Gibson, Robert G

intended target, and his letter, along with the discovery of Garnet's Of Equivocation, found among the "heretical, treasonable and damnable books" at Tresham's

School for Lies Chekhov Festival The Vibrator Play (Pittsburgh Premiere) Equivocation The Pitmen Painters 2011 Antony and Cleopatra House and Garden The Importance

of an answer of the enigma. Fraud: Circumvention of the true answer. Equivocation: Mixture of fraud and truth. Blocking: The enigma cannot be solved. Suspended

of immunity from prosecution, but were wary. Strype accused Watson of equivocation. Grindal was furious with the outcome. At this time Watson was probably

otherwise undermined, the depicted and the actual held in ambivalent equivocation: these are some of the principal means by which Han Schuil affirms the

interview with Ruth Albert Spencer of the Woodstock Times, Manuel expressed equivocation toward The Band's professional direction at a time when the group was

London: Yale University Press, 2004. Chapter 5: "Figural Equivalence and Equivocation: James Havard Thomas and the Lycidas 'Scandal' of 1905" Gibson, Frank

like L'Estrange who felt embittered by the Court's pandering to Oates, equivocation towards Whigs, and failure to reward their loyalty. After years dedicated

common motifs in them, but he later seemed to adopt the notion, with some equivocation. His parody of the films of Federico Fellini, All These Women (För att

That should be stated as an unambiguous goal. There should not be any equivocation on the subject" in their campaigns against the movement. In response

offer, and blamed Minh for the executions, saying "I can state without equivocation that this was done by General Dương Văn Minh and by him alone." Đôn then

Pictures Generation". Retrieved 2020-12-18. White, M. (2008). Opposition + Equivocation: K8 Hardy. Art Papers, 32(3), 18–23. "K8 Hardy by Ariana Reines – BOMB

which can result in "somewhat awkward moments of misunderstanding or equivocation". Ito, Robert (October 23, 2019). "When People Ask 'Yo, Is This Racist

Labor Party or any other political party ... So that there will be no equivocation, Catholics are not associated with any other secular body seeking to

December 2023. Retrieved 13 March 2021. Shimizu, Akiko (2007). "Scandalous Equivocation: A Note on the Politics of Queer Self-Naming". Inter-Asia Cultural Studies

death certificate and the forensic basis for our charges, her continuing equivocation on issues central to the criminal case, and the very real possibility

and then march to the relief of Calais. Among other consequences, this equivocation allowed the English forces in the south west, under the Duke of Lancaster

connection with the Gunpowder Plot, and found guilty. Discussion of equivocation plays a significant part in his questioning and trial. On 3 May he is

In court, he declared his membership of the Provisional IRA without equivocation: "We have fought against the killing of our people... I am a member of

considered all to be members of a single widespread species – but not without equivocation: Ferguson-Lees et al. say that if they were to make a world list, they

this perilous moment no more so than apolitical cynicism or liberal equivocation-gives shape, purpose, and a referent outside his tortured psyche to feelings

Parliamentary Legal Committee, Dr Eddison Zvobgo, said, "I can say without equivocation that this Bill, in its original form, was the most calculated and determined

(the first part is on rebellion, the second concerns the doctrine of equivocation). Written in the aftermath of the Gunpowder Plot, the work argues for

Theatre being the second largest lecture hall on the campus. Harvard's equivocation, the Carter controversy, and the engendering negative publicity, prompted

Vanini should have momentarily yielded to the temptation of denial or equivocation, but that the love of knowledge should have been sufficiently strong

issued a formal apology for the incident, taking responsibility "without equivocation" and stating that the incident "should never have happened". The government

categories are adjuncts to reasoning that are designed to resolve equivocations, ambiguities that make expressions or signs recalcitrant to being ruled

Orthodox phrase of "through the Son," since Mark considered this to be an equivocation in light of the obvious theological disagreements between East and West

relive a nightmare in his life, but you will hear him tell you without equivocation that David Carpenter is the man who killed Ellen and then wounded him

considered all to be members of a single widespread species – but not without equivocation: Ferguson-Lees et al. say that if they were to make a world list, they

Finance Committee of the House, he delivered himself of a masterpiece of equivocation: "Mr. I. H. Browne admitted many disagreeable circumstances had occurred

Colombian War of Independence in 1810. These revolutions were based on the equivocation of personal freedom with the right to own property — a concept spread

meaning to be denied if the statement is challenged. A more formal term is equivocation.[citation needed] A white lie is a harmless or trivial lie, especially

Labor Party or any other political party ... So that there will be no equivocation, Catholics are not associated with any other secular body seeking to

political structure in theory, although not without qualification and equivocation. A greater degree of social and political equality, they argued, was

bombing "I am totally horrified by this action. I condemn it without any equivocation whatsoever." Prior to this, Adams had not used the word "condemn" in

Restoration comedy, a more "humane" comedy. Parnell, Paul E. (1960) "Equivocation in Cibber's Love's Last Shift", Studies in Philology, vol. 57, no. 3

although not specifically to Glassen's paper, called this the "Aristotelian Equivocation". Are There Unresolvable Moral Disputes? (1962) was influential in the

or to explain which one they mean, contributes to the considerable equivocation already present in the literature. There are in effect two Stone Ages

or magazine. For this version, the mentalist must use some form of an equivocation to ensure the spectator chooses the right page. There are a wide variety

Eastern division. Đôn was equally emphatic, saying "I can state without equivocation that this was done by General Dương Văn Minh and by him alone." Lodge

Archivio Storico per la Sicilia Orientale (No. 2, 2018), proved without equivocation, with the help of a copy of a notarial deed attached to the trial for

Casapulla; Maria D’Agostino; Gaetano Perillo (2022). "Threat to Face and Equivocation in Televised Interviews of Italy's Politicians For and Against the 2016

scene in isolation, alien kisses, Bruce argues, "strips away the gender equivocation by imposing a new queer vision". She suggests that alien kisses works

scene in isolation, alien kisses, Bruce argues, "strips away the gender equivocation by imposing a new queer vision". She suggests that alien kisses works

Casapulla; Maria D'Agostino; Gaetano Perillo (2022). "Threat to Face and Equivocation in Televised Interviews of Italy's Politicians For and Against the 2016

2010 ruling by the Supreme Court of Costa Rica stated: "Without fear of equivocation, it can be said that these technologies [information technology and communication]

and WP:BROADCONCEPT by conflating disparate concepts to the point of equivocation. Please help improve this article, possibly by splitting the article

to Maria Comnena. Gerish, Deborah (2006). "Holy War, Royal Wives, and Equivocation in Twelfth-Century Jerusalem". In Naill Christie; Maya Yazigis (eds.)

part, Newman analyzes the teaching of Alphonsus Ligouri on lying and equivocation and compares it to that of some Protestants. He also gives his opinions

2010 ruling by the Supreme Court of Costa Rica stated: "Without fear of equivocation, it can be said that these technologies [information technology and communication]

properties, some of them being sufficient for full identification without equivocation. In other cases, minerals can only be classified by more complex optical

vs. evil, right vs. wrong, and call evil by name without 'context' or equivocation". In 2025, Ondrasik performed on season six of The Song (episode "Five

reflects the dunes, are worth stopping for. Even in the less commendable equivocation of certain nudes, Herbert List shows himself to be an ingenious director

the law actually allows certain kinds of government interference and "equivocation." Public officials, lawyers, and judges often "interpret local legislation

DDCI John E. McLaughlin was part of a long discussion in the CIA about equivocation. McLaughlin, who would make, among others, the "slam dunk" presentation

Panthera Corporation and National Geographic criticized the show for its equivocation of the unregulated private breeding with captive breeding for species

displays a "genial denigration of art" which contains a "significant equivocation", in that in his self-deprecation he invites the audience to believe

throw him down we did, unanimously and in almost identical formulas of equivocation. Poor Gareth Jones must have been the most surprised human being alive

ISBN 978-90-272-6754-2.[page needed] Kim, Sue J. (2008). "Narrator, Author, Reader: Equivocation in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee". Narrative. 16 (2): 163–177. doi:10

politically and dragged on until December 1993, when, after many months of equivocation, confusion, and more controversy, Aspin released new regulations, known

(resulting from solvency) are evaluated under significance. A common equivocation is to confuse "significance" with the word "significantly" that appears

required to be taken in the plain genuine sense of the words, without any equivocation, under the penalty of confiscation. That the king's legitimate children

that we all make mistakes", he said. "He apologized quickly and without equivocation and I'm appreciative of that." English Wikisource has original text related

division. Đôn, however, was equally emphatic, saying "I can state without equivocation that this was done by General Dương Văn Minh and by him alone." Lodge

Carruthers and Veillet argue that Chalmers's argument commits a fallacy of equivocation between first-person and third-person phenomenal concepts, but the authors

a year after his earlier successful play about the gun powder plot, Equivocation (see my review), Cain portrays in his new play, 9 Circles, a character

said, "I am totally horrified by this action. I condemn it without any equivocation whatsoever." McGuinness mentioned that both Catholics and Protestants

her other remarks about Hitler showed the lifelong "same disdain for equivocation" she had always displayed, prompting him to call her an "unrepentant

other traditional inference processes of conversion and obversion where equivocation varies with different proposition types. In traditional logic, the process

suspect's Miranda rights must be clear and unequivocal. Any ambiguity or equivocation will be ineffective. If the suspect's assertion is ambiguous, the interrogating

O'Callaghan or in Huéscar according to Vidal Castro. Rachel Arié, also without equivocation or explanation, writes that Greek fire was used against Huéscar. L. P

he appeared on it when he was 18 and directionless, but his continued equivocation of whether he had sex with other men on the site do not alleviate Heather's

the views expressed in the 1793 edition of Harris's List tend towards equivocation. Mrs Cornish's genteel nature was, on occasion, interrupted by "a volley

contrast by the popular press) as they apply to organic chemistry is an equivocation fallacy when applied to farming, the production of food, and to foodstuffs

[Kennedy] should stick to the moral issue and he should do it without equivocation ... what the Negroes are really seeking is moral force." He also suggested

stating "by the way, Jill's a Presbyterian". Some sources state without equivocation that Biden was the first second lady to have a paying job. "Dr. Jill

rebellion?.... I say to all of our soldiers: your mission comprises neither equivocation nor interpretation. You have to liquidate the rebellious forces, which

and then march to the relief of Calais. Among other consequences, this equivocation allowed Grosmont in the south-west to launch offensives into Quercy and

historian Rotem Giladi, during the 1950s this manifested in frequent "equivocation" on apartheid by the Israeli mission to the UN – though Giladi also argues

DC’s bold refusal to join in, to deal instead in shades of grey and equivocation. There’s also something bold about their disinclination to rely on the

compassionate portrayal of the tenets of Islam without any compromise or equivocation." Caner also stated that Muhammad was a "warmonger" and Islam was "at

contributed to in Northern Ireland finally exploded, unionists believe British equivocation proved disastrous. Had they regarded Northern Ireland is an integral

compensation should be performed first in the case of deficit spending. Equivocation between deficit spending and corruption was strictly prohibited. To prevent

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less significantly unique overall after Solvency, and that is not an equivocation of words but a debate policy theory about the inherent harms in change

the requirement for Christians to bear witness to their faith "without equivocation" in situations that require it. The use of modern media in spreading

potent symbol available for its republican opponents to claim. The same equivocation hung around the status of the Irish tricolour. "The Soldier's Song" was

him: "Don't make him so effeminate: a little more "macho". However, the equivocation and ambiguity of Rupert Everett are entirely present in Dylan Dog. The

Grigorescu, Bucharest, 1995. *** "Zbârnea deliberately cultivates the equivocation and the gloom, the neutral observation and its own projection, not so

less significantly unique overall after Solvency, and that is not an equivocation of words but a debate policy theory about the inherent harms in change

edu. Beyazoğlu, Ïbrahim (2009). "Prismatics of Music and Culture: The Equivocation of Nordic Metal". In Wall, John (ed.). Music, Metamorphosis and Capitalism:

Zangger Committee and the Nuclear Suppliers Group. After a period of equivocation under a socialist government, in March 1997 a UDF-led caretaker cabinet

idolatrous . . . and that I make this declaration without any evasion, equivocation, or mental reservation whatsoever, and without any dispensation already

He has mastered the use of error, omission, exaggeration, diminution, equivocation and flat denial. He has perfected casuistry, circumlocution, false equivalence

require witness to the faith, the Christian must profess it without equivocation. Christian witness to the Gospel and the obligations that flow from it

location missing publisher (link) Field, Roger (2019-09-18). "Truth and Equivocation in Constantine Cavafy's Poems of Antiquity". English in Africa. 46 (2):

I have never been aware of being any older, and I can say, without equivocation or mental reservation, that I feel more alive, alert, and full of enthusiasm

argument against psychological egoism that centers around an apparent equivocation between different senses of the word "want": The word desire often refers

Eastern division. Đôn was equally emphatic, saying "I can state without equivocation that this was done by General Dương Văn Minh and by him alone." Lodge

Wood, Peter H. (1975). "Review: Phillips Upside down: Dialectic or Equivocation?". Journal of Interdisciplinary History. 6 (2): 289–297. doi:10.2307/202235

different terms: both idea of God, and God. Kant concluded that the proof is equivocation, based on the ambiguity of the word God. Kant also challenged the argument's

and then march to the relief of Calais. Among other consequences, this equivocation allowed Lancaster in the south west to launch offensives into Quercy

to Breyfogle in 2006, during a joint interview. Despite this regular equivocation of Anarky with murder and villainy in DC Comics character guides, the

and then march to the relief of Calais. Among other consequences, this equivocation allowed Lancaster in the south-west to launch offensives into Quercy

Belfast parliament but without any profession of loyalty. It was an equivocation on the national question—a "pragmatic silence"— that allowed for an uneasy

as in the Middle Ages, by the sword. Expropriation. He stated without equivocation that the uncompensated expropriation of the princes was contrary to the

 347 Harris 2001, p. 1 There is currently some regional and traditional equivocation about whether it should be called culture history, as in cultural anthropology;

from the Arian asp, Valens and Ursacius. who declare and state, without equivocation, though they call themselves Christian, that the Logos and the Spirit

balance of truth and love. We wished neither to be an accomplice to equivocation by an untimely silence, nor by excessive severity to harden the hearts

Homs and Hama, and Aleppo, he was using it to mean 'environs'. This equivocation would have been disingenuous, impolitic, and pointless. I could not,

implicit criticism of Bonnet called upon France "to fulfill without equivocation and without fail its pledges of mutual assurance and guarantee". Blum

noted, however, that "not everyone will find [Sullivan's] concluding equivocation satisfying." A negative review from Carl Hoffman in The Washington Post

to switch to supporting the PPA, who began to capitalise on the PCF's equivocation over the issue of independence. The PCF exerted pressure upon the PCA

schools, whether public, private or religious. He raised issues about equivocation in statements made by Governor Clinton. According to the Center for Media

Peter H. (Autumn 1975). "Review: Phillips Upside Down: Dialectic or Equivocation?". The Journal of Interdisciplinary History. 6 (2). The MIT Press: 289–297

The Tonight Show number one after his return; he also addressed with equivocation the longstanding claim that his contract was the more expensive one to

any moment. Given these two facts, both of which were stated without equivocation in the message of Nov. 27, the outpost commander should be on the alert

as explained by Annalisa herself: "We close direct, explicit, without equivocation: the things we live are these, because "I'm sorry but there will be no

taxonomic history of Mylodon is complex. It has involved confusion and equivocation with other mylodont forms such as Glossotherium and Paramylodon over

DDCI John E. McLaughlin was part of a long discussion in the CIA about equivocation. McLaughlin, who would make, among others, the "slam dunk" presentation

Affairs Lawrence Eagleburger favoured backing Britain, concerned that equivocation would undermine the NATO alliance. Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American

Boswell's positions, which he claims rest largely on "ambiguity and equivocation" and "conceptual slipperiness". He is particularly critical of Boswell's

Jhar-Phoonk was "mesmerism" (inevitably) came from two simple mistakes: (1) Equivocation (i.e., where two different referents are given the same name): The term

299 at 301; Diana Majury, "The Charter, Equality Rights, and Women: Equivocation and Celebration" (2002) 40 Osgoode Hall L.J. 297, at 306 Bruce Ryder

best explanation" rather than as analogical reasoning is essentially an equivocation fallacy that does not rescue the argument from the criticisms advanced

plain and common Sense and Understanding of the same Words, without any Equivocation or mental Evasion, or secret Reservation whatsoever; and this I do heartily

regarded to have been effective in subduing the issue. In spite of his equivocation throughout the campaign, Trump had previously called himself "the most

be against him, or any of them; and all this I do swear without any equivocation, mental evasion, or secret reservation, and renouncing all pardons and

Freedoms, s 28. Diana Majury, "The Charter, Equality Rights, and Women: Equivocation and Celebration", Osgoode Hall Law Journal, vol. 40, no. 3, 2002, 297-336

confirm the same," he wrote. The point must be made clearly and without equivocation that the earliest Particular Baptists, as well as General Baptists, established

the status of Palestinian refugees under international law without any equivocation, and campaign for their basic human and legal rights." The PRC organises

wisdom questioned. The Revised Battle Instructions of 1934 stated without equivocation that "battleship divisions are the main weapon in a fleet battle and

aid in return for Honduran cooperation in regional affairs. After some equivocation, López closed the CREM. He also scaled back Honduran-United States military

Conceptually, it argued that the theory of natural selection contains an equivocation, as to whether selection acts upon individuals or on traits, and that

housemaster, Charles Wolley-Dod, complained to Hornby, who after some equivocation ordered Browning to end all contact with the boy during term-time. Browning

Affairs Lawrence Eagleburger favoured backing Britain, concerned that equivocation would undermine the NATO alliance. Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American

perceived thematic discontinuities, a lack of depth in certain topics, and equivocation about some of the game's most sensitive past and present issues, including

patterns (for example: life on two levels, overt and concealed; the use of equivocation and dual language; the search for an alternative way to salvation, replacing

wiretap and relay channels which showed that they can obtain the capacity-equivocation for the wiretap channel. With respect to cooperative relaying in wireless

Malik tells Beth that Deja wants to see Shauna, and calls out Beth's equivocation; Beth agrees to Deja's request to invite Shauna for Thanksgiving. Toby

but cautioned that the investigation was still ongoing. Despite this equivocation, media coverage of the conference largely concluded that the Dare Stones

Wood, Peter H. (1975). "Review: Phillips Upside down: Dialectic or Equivocation?". Journal of Interdisciplinary History. 6 (2): 289–297. doi:10.2307/202235

to be an absurd caricature of Jesuit norms. He further rejected the equivocation between violence employed by oppressed groups and violence utilized by

also, above all, because Solinus, in chapters 30 and 33 states, without equivocation, that the waters of the Nile are thus formed and because, returning to

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thankfully. A July issue of Post Magazine included the article "On the Equivocation of 'Matter'", which was also published in the Buffalo Courier. Starting

Wood, Peter H. (1975). "Review: Phillips Upside down: Dialectic or Equivocation?". Journal of Interdisciplinary History. 6 (2): 289–297. doi:10.2307/202235

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hearing McGuinness declared his membership of the Provisional IRA without equivocation: "We have fought against the killing of our people... I am a member of

and his Heller-related legal actions: I find, without reservation or equivocation, that Cox instituted each and every one of them in bad faith. He has

employees remained steadfast supporters of the Union cause and showed no equivocation. In 1861, Michael Shiner who had spent over a decade as a slave in the

a man who persisted in the fight consistently without Wilberforce's "equivocation": with his "Herculean labours of body, and equally gigantic labors of

Retrieved 1 August 2025. Gerish, Deborah (2006). "Holy War, Royal Wives, and Equivocation in Twelfth-Century Jerusalem". In Naill Christie; Maya Yazigis (eds.)

of the Sorbonne, Janotus de Bragmardo (whose surname is a guaranteed equivocation on the word braquemart, which designates both a sword and the erect male

" The legendary tournament director Fred Corcoran "declared without equivocation that everything was perfect about the local arrangements." The politician

global condemnation of "the sexual violence of Hamas terrorists without equivocation", calling the events "horrific". Five days later, U.S. Secretary of State