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The book is not an unambivalent celebration of the revolution.
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The more the international community stands together and sends a clear and on an unambivalent message the better it is.
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A new, purposefully unambivalent song, "With My Whole Heart," looks more directly toward pop, with a danceable stop-start beat, evolving synth-pop constructions and vocals that invite call-and-response.
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She also faults the infertile woman for being unambivalent about the tension between personal autonomy and motherhood; the infertile woman's lack of ambivalence, however, is not a fault, but a side effect of the problem she faces.
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No, this woman is unambivalent: She wants desperately, blindly, to become a mother, and while I.V.F. certainly offers some hope that her desire might be fulfilled, it can also feed that desire, feed it until it is rendered all-consuming and capable of exacting every mental, physical and financial cost.
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A few persons outside of the Occupation felt that key issues were not represented, pertaining particularly to indigenous rights and ecological concerns. Others felt that it was difficult to read. It was also criticised as being "too American", because of its resemblance to the OWS Declaration and its echoing of sentiments found in the Declaration of Independence. Its strong language and unambivalent tone and its enumeration of grievances rather than political solutions was considered to be out of character with other more traditional New Zealand political statements.
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