JH And your question?

We see all this complexity.

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Can you hear anything? Silence.

I've tried looking at them and telling you how they work.

Because if you were unclear

What's the schedule, Richard?

The meaning of this sentence is obscure.

If I survive, I'm going to tell you what is wrong

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The meaning of this sentence is obscure.

These are the verses of the perspicuous Book.

These are verses of the clear Book.

Those are the signs of the Manifest Book.

These are the verses of a Book luminous.

These are the Verses of the manifest Book this Quran, which was promised by Allah in the Taurat (Torah) and the Injeel (Gospel), makes things clear .

These are the Verses of the Clarifying Book.

These are the verses of the Clear Book.

These are revelations of the Scripture that maketh plain.

These are the signs of the Manifest Book.

Those are the verses of the clear Book.

These are the verses of the clear Book.

These are the verses of the illustrious Book.

These are the verses of the Book that makes (things) clear.

These are the verses of the Book that makes things clear.

These are verses of the Book that makes (things) clear.

She was very specific.

Those people appreciate clarity.

Please speak slowly and clearly.

Objection to form.Vague and ambiguous argument. Noted.

I know there are other possibilities here but I just want to narrow it down to these three possibilities to derive a very crisp and clear answer.

The distinction in usage between the two words is clear.

Will you please make a specific statement?

In eloquent Arabic.

I call to witness the lucent Book,

By oath of the clear Qur an.

in a clear, Arabic tongue.

By the Clear Book,

In plain Arabic speech.

By this luminous Book.

In the plain Arabic language.

By the manifest Book (that makes things clear, i.e. this Quran).

In a clear Arabic tongue.

By the Book that makes things clear.