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• But the wording immediately raised questions from these nations and others:
• Moseley said the wording is too unclear to even outlaw sex.
• The contract does not include proposed wording for the constitutional change.
• The company has appealed the ruling but not changed the wording.
• The funds say the wording of the bill is too vague.
• Republican congressional leaders and conservative Republican governors objected to that wording.
• Congress still has to agree on the wording of a resolution.
• But the precise wording of the final communique was all important.
• An AMA spokesman said that the wording was being worked out.
• Department leaders finally decided on Monday to tone down the wording.
• That is what happened with the deliberately vague wording in Wisconsin.
• Israel interpreted the wording to mean a call for its destruction.
• That wording would appear to allow changes in the census process.
• He said Wednesday that the precise wording was still being negotiated.
• The wording of that clause, however, goes much further.
• We often have to work with them to change the wording,
• Moreover, the wording of the document leaves room for interpretation.
• They are working on language, they are working on wording.
• The wording of the measure is intentionally vague in many places.
• One chose the wording of the memorial's mission statement.