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• I know that locals in resort areas react ambivalently to visitors.
• "Newsweek " staffers reacted ambivalently to the merger.
• He spoke more ambivalently and in more detail about Abbott.
• Kennedy came more slowly and ambivalently to the same conclusion.
• The dependence of minority firms on government set-asides is viewed ambivalently.
• Again, the narrator treats both sides ambivalently.
• Researchers have explored reasons for why women might internalize ambivalently sexist attitudes towards women.
• This fast center growing center of new resettled people was regarded ambivalently by the Temne.
• Heinz approaches Lynn and says that he has a girlfriend now, and Lynn reacts ambivalently.
• Used to be a film could end ambivalently or even on a downbeat note and still be popular.
• She was 17 years old, ambivalently attending a rock'n'roll show with a friend.
• He is drawn, ambivalently, to Sasha, whose dowry might help save landholdings Ivanov has mismanaged.
• In Brown's other pictures, even the most ambivalently bobbing figures give people points of visual reference.
• One wonders, somewhat ambivalently, how much deeper Generation X can go to unearth the dread of the 70s.
• The attraction derives from a certain honesty, a musical directness that hovers ambivalently between powerful simplicity and purifying naivete.
• Socialist Realism was retooled as an ambivalently debunking style known as Political Pop, with Mao as a central image.
• Israel has been slowly and somewhat ambivalently gearing up for what could be an onslaught of Christian pilgrims next year.
• Extensive research supports the idea that it is common for women and men to support ambivalently sexist attitudes about women.
• Packer describes his own socio-political views as being that of a " ambivalently pro-war liberal ".
• Women's looks matter terribly in this society, and so Barbie, however ambivalently, must be passed along.