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It was unclear who perpetrated the atrocity.

It's unclear when it might reopen.

Casualty figures in the embassy district remain unclear.

Whether Google's decision is entirely ethically driven is unclear.

It is unclear how the stores procure the Apple merchandise.

But prognosis following a stroke depends on its cause, Lyden said, and that remains unclear.

Trudy Lehnen of the Midwestern state of Illinois says she is unclear about President Obama's faith.

What will remain unclear is whether the Fed stays too cautious for too long.

Just how America's proposed Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP) will work is still unclear.

According to Sewell, evolution is scientifically undeniable, but its contribution to human well-being is unclear.

If any of these concepts is unclear, you should go back and reread that article before tackling this one.

More urgently, it is unclear what ruse Mr Zardari may now attempt to protect himself from the maverick Mr Chaudhry.

When Mr Obama may dip his toe in these choppy waters, let alone dive in, remains unclear.

Without a visual cue like this, it's likely to be unclear to the user which row is currently selected.

If unclear or unknown of polarity of circuit indication. Non polar capacitor is recommended to be used.

It's unclear (and certainly poorly documented) to you how to situate it properly in context; a fully realized and well-designed piece of software.

Having weighed up the arguments on both sides, it seems there are good economic and ecological reasons for sources of energy other than unclear power.

The tests have been available in drugstore chains and online for a few years, but their use has been limited, partly because their accuracy was unclear.

It is likely that these and other countries have sought to secure supplies by buying wheat futures too, though the opacity of that market makes buyers' identities unclear.

However, the study did note that it was unclear whether using spatial navigation boosts the hippocampus, or if an active hippocampus motivated someone to use spatial navigation.

A male patient of 10 years old gave his chief complaint of slow movement and unclear vision in the Xishan Department of Neural Regeneration and Functional Reconstruction in Beijing Shijingshan District in October 16th 2005.

Exactly how the ointments work is unclear, although small doses over time might ultimately make the receptor less responsive to the usual stimuli or might cause depletion of the neurotransmitters emitted by nociceptors.

He says consultation does not guarantee a "correct" answer; it seeks merely to "spread the blame if Earth gets wiped out" -though who would be left to point the finger is unclear.

Chavez campaigned for the Presidency, in 1998, with promises to bring radical change, but, for a time after he won, it was unclear whether he could deliver much more than symbolism and oratory.

Details are unclear about how the fight went down between the two rivals and the golden-gal, but all three individuals soon turned up at the hospital sporting stab wounds.