1.   Answers to fundamentally ambiguous questions also can never be perjury.

2.   He also said El-Hage was treated unfairly before the grand jury, and was asked ambiguous questions.

3.   In a civil deposition, he gave narrow answers to ambiguous questions.

4.   In fact, all the OIC has is a witness who has narrow answers to ambiguous questions.

5.   Likewise, answers to inherently ambiguous questions cannot constitute perjury.

6.   In fact, all the OIC has is a witness who gave narrow answers to ambiguous questions.

7.   What the federal government opposes is the prospect of Quebec seceding without negotiations, or on the basis of a narrow victory in a referendum involving an ambiguous question.