 As we suggested above, context-sensitivity, vagueness and indexicality are frequently thought to be different phenomena than ambiguity, requiring a different treatment than lexical proliferation or differences in structure. However, in context, it can be pretty easy to make them pass some of the tests for ambiguity. For example, consider James, who wants to meet a man who is is tall for a philosopher, and Jane who wants to meet a man who is tall for a horse jockey (who tend to be a fair bit shorter on average). Let’s conjunction reduce and see what happens: