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The court also dropped an equivocal hint about how Smith might overcome the presumption of immunity.

And Mike Johnson, who could well remain speaker of the House when it convenes on Jan. 6, 2025, to count the Electoral College votes, has been frighteningly equivocal when asked to commit to a fair vote count.

Trump has given equivocal indications about his abortion policies in a second term.

A more truthful ad might say that studies are equivocal or, as the widower of one patient drawn in by an ad wrote in an op-ed article: “an outside chance for people with advanced lung cancer to live just a few months longer.”

Others are equivocal about the jobs data.