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The term “strategic ambiguity” was created to make confusion sound intentional.

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Strategic ambiguity is a real diplomatic term, famously used in US policy on Taiwan, but it means deliberately leaving a commitment unclear to discourage conflict. It wasn't coined to dress up confusion.

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