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Sometimes translations do create ambiguity.

CONSClOUS EVOLUTlON

Ambiguity is very wrong here.

In fact, however, Berlusconi represents political extremism and programmatic ambiguity.

This term is used only when required to prevent ambiguity.

And finally, random acts of kindness are conscious acts of kindness.

It'll have an intelligence in there, that's not, again, conscious.

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Berlusconi's programmatic ambiguity and political extremism are polarizing Italy and radicalizing the opposition.

Talk about space always seems to be hung on ambiguities of purpose and timing.

It is the result of the philosophy, personality, and experience of the leader.

3.2.2 Sometimes, deliberate policy options create a similar effect.

5.1.2 Sometimes, deliberate policy options create a similar effect.

5.2.2 Sometimes, deliberate policy options create a similar effect.

You can get out of this yourself or the way you got out of jail.

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It would amount to rejecting and deliberately opposing the UN.

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China has made a conscious strategic decision to alter its growth strategy.

It has damaged, and completely severed, the relationship of humanity to God.

So it's the conscious emulation of life's genius.

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The second hurtful aspect of this case is the absolute and wanton cruelty involved.

To present pension funds as a panacea however would be a deliberate lie.

But how can deliberately limiting one s options improve one s prospects?

He thus eventually turned to autosuggestion, which he describes asCoué believed in the effects of medication.

3.3 One way of absorbing the shock of baby boomer ageing is to consciously focus on digitalisation

Instead, consumers should be able to make informed choices.

It was a deliberate lie to lead the real murderer into this trap. I wasn't near Mallet Street that day. And now ..

Regarding the first point, I think you mentioned the notorious 'constructive' ambiguity of doing business on an equivalent basis.

He started out by observing that all of us all human beings are governed by two sovereign masters, pain and pleasure. We human beings like pleasure and dislike pain and so we should base morality whether we are thinking of what to do in our own lives or whether as legislators or citizens we are thinking about what the law should be, the right thing to do individually or collectively is to maximize, act in a way that maximizes the overall level of happiness.

You press the button, you move your mouse, you make a conscious decision.

Ambiguity may also paper over differences that emerge later, under pressure of a crisis, to prevent urgent Council action.

And I think there's a point between simplicity and ambiguity which can allow a viewer to perhaps take something from it.

Mrs Laury said This was a conscious decision diversity is an important topic here.

These are explicit (conscious) memories mediated by another system, the hippocampus .

The conscious experience of pain involves emotion and cognition as well as sensation.

With the increasing use of 3D graphics in games, pixel art lost some of its use.

Up until now, our communication with machines has always been limited to conscious and direct forms.

There are the known knowns, the things we know we know.

And then you got the known unknowns, the things we know we don't know.

It is not one of the Five Pillars of Islam or the Six Fundamentals of Belief.

This corrupt practice is referred to as 'planned obsolescence' which is the conscious withdrawal of efficiency.

We all want patients to make informed decisions no one can argue with this.