Wood himself equivocated about the depicted relationship of the two protagonists.
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Janice Schakowsky (D-IL) followed up, Zuckerberg again equivocated about the GDPR.
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He struggled to unify people after the deadly neo-Nazi violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, as he equivocated about white nationalism.
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Last year, Trump equivocated about the endorsement of a former KKK leader, saying "I know nothing about David Duke" or white supremacists.
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While Bolsonaro himself has equivocated about his position on old government pension programs, his market-friendly economics adviser has promised comprehensive pension reform.
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He has described the autonomous Kurdish cantonments as "temporary structures," and he has never equivocated about his intention to bring the entire country back under his control.
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Instead, President Trump has equivocated about whether Prince Mohammed might have authorized it, even as he has extolled the value of Saudi Arabian oil sales and defense contracts.
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For 20 years he equivocated about gravitational waves, unsure whether these undulations in the fabric of space and time were predicted or ruled out by his revolutionary 1915 theory of general relativity.
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Dery notes that Gorey's friends were predominantly gay men, and that nearly everyone who met him believed him to be gay, but that he often equivocated about his sexual identity in interviews.
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In August, Kelly was seen hanging his head as Trump equivocated about condemning neo-Nazis protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, and said there were "very fine people" on both sides of the protests.
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When Trump denied or equivocated about whether this war against democracy is even happening he hurt American patriots who are defending America from it, and helps Russian operatives who are aggressively waging it.
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"Whatever the President actually told Putin, it would have had much more force if just the day before President Trump had not equivocated about who was behind the unprecedented attack targeting America last fall," he said.
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Bush acknowledges climate change, but has equivocated about the degree to which humans are responsible.Rebecca Leber, Jeb Bush, Climate-Change Equivocator, New Republic (June 15, 2015). National Journal writes that Bush "does not acknowledge the scientific consensus that human activity drives climate change."Clare Foran, Jeb Bush is All Over the Place on Climate Change: The 2016 hopeful is "concerned" about global warming.
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Battle of Worcester Worcester equivocated about whether to support the Parliamentary cause before the outbreak of civil war in 1642, eventually siding with Parliament. The city was swiftly occupied by the Royalists, who billeted their troops in the city and used the cathedral to store munitions. Essex briefly retook the city for Parliament after the skirmish at the Battle of Powick Bridge, the first engagement of the war. Parliamentary troops then ransacked the cathedral building.
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Worcestershire was under Royalist control during most of the first civil war. Like many parts of England, there was little enthusiasm for either side, and the initial instincts of many was to try to avoid conflict. Different parts of the county had different sympathies, for instance Evesham was notably Parliamentarian, and Kidderminster also had a strong Parliamentarian contingent. The city of Worcester equivocated about whether to support the Parliamentary cause before the outbreak of civil war in 1642, but eventually sided with Parliament.
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Nevertheless, the city of Worcester equivocated about whether to support the Parliamentary cause immediately before the outbreak of civil war in 1642, raising its own independent and neutral armed forces in June. Royalists started organising military forces at the Town Hall in mid July, but the city council then sided with Parliament, after the Worcestershire MPs Humphrey Salway and John Wylde returned to galvanise the city against Royalist control. A Grand Jury then declared the King's Commission of Array illegal, and gathered signatures in support of Parliament's Militia Ordinance. Royalist gentry from across Worcestershire continued to organise the Trained Bands for the King, however, and organised a support of a Grand Jury in early August that ordered the arrest of leading Parliamentarians and summoned the Trained Bands to Pitchcroft on 12 August.
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