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As for the involvement of Smith's administration, the best evidence is very unspecific.

I should like to thank the Commissioner for his rather unspecific reply.

Unfortunately these symptoms are unspecific and may point to many different conditions.

In its early years, the conference had a limited number of unspecific topics.

Used for unspecific times during a day, month, season, year: She always reads newspapers in the morning.

"That's why I wanted to be unspecific about the date of his death.

The unspecific name also disguised the subject of its investigations.

All the major characters are profoundly damaged in some unspecific way.

Often I hear people using the unspecific language we use for process instructions when they are trying to communicate something specific to another person.

Perot is unspecific, afraid to tell you exactly what he's going to do."

But the sea horse, while nautical, is a little unspecific.

"The cause of death was listed as chill, rather unspecific.

At their worst, his works look messy, unspecific and grandiose.

Flu symptoms in birds are variable and can be unspecific.

And today he was relatively unspecific about many of the details of his plans.

Play age is an unspecific designation approximately within the scope of early childhood.

The police interrogators said that they would be arrested but were unspecific about the charges.

Symptoms attributed to the Chinese restaurant syndrome are rather common and unspecific.

But the Labour leader was also pretty unspecific about what this inquiry ought to look at.

Unspecific coercion is thus the same thing as the rule of law in its widest sense.

The sitter looks at the viewer and the dark backgrounds are unspecific.

"I was embarrassed to be so unspecific," she wrote.

Throughout her life she was militantly unspecific about her age.

Relationships among the subjects and the pictures themselves are evocatively unspecific.

The surviving evidence is thus both unspecific and contradictory.