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A: China's position on the Chinese Uighur terrorist suspects in the Guantanamo prison is consistent and unequivocal.

All this seems unequivocal good news for the tourism industry, Britain's fifth-largest (Deloitte, an accounting firm, reckons it contributed 8.2% to GDP in 2007, directly and indirectly).

New Coke was considered an unequivocal slam dunk in taste tests against Classic Coke but was subsequently a failure of epic proportions when it went to market.

China's principle has been consistent and unequivocal in developing its relations with other countries. We develop our relations and cooperation with other countries based on the one China principle.

The NYSE board's unequivocal rejection this week of an alternate ties up with the Nasdaq and the InterContinental Exchange has put a virtual "SOLD" sign on the exchange floor in downtown New York.

Our position has been consistent and unequivocal.

In my opinion the answer is an unequivocal "yes".

The Palestinian response was swift and unequivocal, dismissing Mr Netanyahu's suggestion out of hand.

Policies based on the assumption that the answers to such questions are an unequivocal "yes" are dubious at best.

Hotter temperatures, an increase in heavy downpours, and rising sea levels are among the effects of "unequivocal" warming, concludes the report by the U.S. Global Change Research Program.

The taboo-breaking response was unequivocal.

More than at any time, employees need-in fact, desperately want-unequivocal direction.

The report's authors said the study highlighted the need for firms to send an unequivocal message to managers that bullying behaviour will not be tolerated.

We were unequivocal in response to the third question.

When you are diagnosed with a serious illness, you are hit hard with unequivocal evidence of your physical fallibility; you can plainly see the dragon at the bottom of the well snapping its jaws.

In recent interviews, executives at Fox and Disney were unequivocal in their support for Blu-ray.