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At home in Saudi Arabia, the trip was touted as an unequivocal triumph for the prince.

It lost the best musical race to “The Outsiders,” but the respect it earned when it opened last spring on Broadway made it an unequivocal winner.

"History is unequivocal -- to win in these vast, sun-baked arenas, you need express pace bowlers who can intimidate, extract bounce, and shatter partnerships on pitches that reward raw speed over subtle swing," he said.

Her descriptions of the decision’s alleged damage were unequivocal: “egregiously wrong,” “deeply damaging,” “far outside the bounds of any reasonable interpretation of the various constitutional provisions to which it vaguely pointed.”

Setting aside its dubious merits, Proposition 50 was an unequivocal triumph for Newsom.