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“But they’re also deeply morally ambiguous.”

But for decades, the data on all such shark repellents have been “ambiguous,” said Chris Lowe, a marine biologist and director of the Shark Lab at Cal State Long Beach, who had not read the new Australian study.

Now it’s up to the lower courts to interpret ambiguous laws.

The language in many of these posts is ambiguous as to whether he means this will impact this election or future ones.

Between fall’s radiant foliage and the year’s first snow, it’s “a time between two worlds, between two phases of the year,” and “a way of marking that ambiguous moment when you didn’t know who you were about to become, or what the future would hold.”