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Others were uncommitted, but might turn either way in the coming days.

Second place went to uncommitted delegates, which won 32 percent of the support.

He said the uncommitted dealers were expected to sign within days.

He reminded himself that it was difficult to control uncommitted people.

"But who is to tell the uncommitted parts of the world?

Private and public pressure on some of these six uncommitted Council members has mounted in recent days.

The influence of the tabloid press was particularly strong on the uncommitted.

Even if it means you've got to inconvenience the uncommitted.

If you need any more research, most of the uncommitted people out there have been playing the game."

The next highest total, 11.8 percent, was for uncommitted delegates.

Your uncommitted readers will sense that they're being lied to.

One new uncommitted delegate was chosen, for a total of 6.

And perhaps I should make up for that uncommitted murder right now."

So the United States needs five of the six uncommitted nations.

A fifth of the delegates went uncommitted, compared with about half in 1984.

Before the vote, both men said they would lead an uncommitted delegation to the convention.

But as of now he is uncommitted, for which the contenders might feel grateful.

Your price just went down to zero, and you are no longer an Uncommitted delegate.

Still, I must keep at least one mental corner detached and uncommitted.

And the stories she'd been told, were they confessions of uncommitted crimes?

These leaflets are believed to have had a great effect on the uncommitted.

Otherwise, these 20 will officially go to the convention uncommitted.

Only Brutus was uncommitted, though he had made his own choice very clear.

But five of those members reached by The Times today said they were still uncommitted.