1.   At issue are unequivocal statements Olson made to the committee that he had no connection with efforts at the American Spectator magazine to dig up damaging material.

2.   A mansion that simulates a palace, in which a few family members rattle around in too many rooms, makes an unequivocal statement.

3.   Cheney offered no specific evidence Sunday to support his unequivocal statement that bin Laden and his organization played a role in the attacks.

4.   How many other public figures outside the United States, I wonder, would make such an unequivocal statement?

5.   They left it to Clinton to announce that they had agreed to make unequivocal public statements against the violence and to take concrete steps to end it.