West was indisputably a Hornets employee – and he indisputably earned less in the year after the storm, as he proved in documents submitted with his claim.
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" He notes, "The tax cut indisputably paid for itself.
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But the front is, indisputably, the bullet ant's nicer end.
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Watch the video above for the full, indisputably gratifying process.
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And supporter culture is indisputably on the rise in America.
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I rather preferred him when he was indisputably an ass.
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But on this one issue, they are absolutely, indisputably right.
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The human genome is indisputably the new frontier of exploration.
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Maximum earbud volumes could be limited to indisputably safe levels.
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The wine to drink with this fare, indisputably, is Madiran.
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AirPods — unlike the iPhone, unlike the MacBook — are indisputably a meme.
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After two contests, Mr. Sanders is in an indisputably enviable position.
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Fortnite: Battle Royale is indisputably the biggest game on the planet.
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The contents of "The Palestine Problem" were indisputably antagonistic towards Israel.
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In this indisputably red state there's all manner of blue hope.
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Because it's such an indisputably good thing to do for people.
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Trump is indisputably wealthy, although the exact size remains a mystery.
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But first, here's how "soccer girl" became the indisputably coolest look.
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Its new ad spots are comparatively sober and feature indisputably adult subjects.
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Adding a service provider dispute to this situation is indisputably not helpful.
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Her eye and lip looks are indisputably the coolest in the game.
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Ries also said the attack was "indisputably a terrorist attack" Wednesday morning.
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Obsessive thoughts and strange compulsions feel shameful, unavoidable, and indisputably absurd. Embarrassing.
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Nonetheless, for fundamental reasons the bank reports were indisputably better than expected.
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Every Nichols film is different, but they are all indisputably his own.
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Cher is indisputably an icon, but what song first cemented her status?
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And then snag title No. 4 to cement themselves as indisputably dynastic.
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And Ms. Hartman indisputably has a gift for capturing the spontaneous moment.
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Like everything else in "The Ferryman," those nonspeaking performers are indisputably alive.
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Through mid-December, he was indisputably the best goalie in the league.
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One was indisputably an Idol; the other was Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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These are indisputably signs of progress and, as such, something to toast.
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David Bowie was indisputably one of the most fashionable men to ever live.
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But judged against its founder's own grandiose vision, the company indisputably has failed.
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" Putin added that the creation of the list is "indisputably an unfriendly act.
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Now, I don't know what any of that means, but it indisputably happened.
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We grew up where facts, something that is indisputably the case, are disputed.
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In case you hadn't heard, some Halloween candies are indisputably better than others.
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But there's just one who is indisputably the man to beat: Joe Biden.
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But it's indisputably a novel, and, to my mind, an exceedingly important one.
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With Iran, Mr. Trump has indisputably taken a harder line than his predecessor.
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But it is still indisputably there, forming its own sort of hidden agenda.
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He added that women "are not perfect" but are "indisputably better" than men.
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" He added that the quality of Indonesia's democracy "is now indisputably in decline.
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Earth's auroras, popularly known as the Northern and Southern Lights, are indisputably beautiful.
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But there are also a few major upsets, including the indisputably delightful DJ Khaled.
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There is no shortage of images of indisputably deplorable behaviour among Mr Trump's backers.
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But Mr. Trump's style is indisputably good TV, as his primary race opponents discovered.
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Scotty Morrow, a black man from Georgia, indisputably committed a brutal murder in 1994.
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"Defendants indisputably can end the DACA program," Garaufis wrote, referring to the Trump administration.
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By the number of victims, this is indisputably the biggest criminal trial since Nuremberg.
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Incidents involving a formal navy have much greater escalatory potential and are indisputably aggressive.
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It's still only the regular season, and the Warriors are an indisputably great team.
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To merely analyze such actions through the prism by which the United States is an indisputably good actor and Iran is an indisputably bad one is perhaps the most degrading and dishonest way to understand the ongoing plight of the region's general population.
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However, it would seem in 2016 the time for VR and AR has indisputably arrived.
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The referendums in Lombardy and Veneto were indisputably legal and endorsed by the Constitutional Court.
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But despite his superfame (and indisputably sexy demeanor), there's one goofy photo he can't outrun.
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His speeches, delivered with the jackhammer monotony of the truly boorish, were indisputably his own.
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Indisputably. Like everything else in life, though, babies are here to ruin everyone's good time.
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Simple. Write something completely and indisputably original, with no resemblance whatsoever to any past recordings.
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Yet their algorithms indisputably create hierarchies of information — which they also distribute at vast scale.
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And, while all indisputably beautiful, each area of the Hamptons offers something a bit different.
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Our CHP sources tell us ... Kevin's friend, Jared Black, was indisputably driving early Sunday morning.
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Let's be clear: Hytner is indisputably one of the best theater directors in the world.
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We hang them on the tree every year, ugly as some of them indisputably are.
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For Democrats, the question is whether impeachment is the right response to indisputably outrageous acts.
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But 240G has indisputably set a new bar for how profitable ageing consumer companies can be.
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Here its record is indisputably good, particularly in working to reduce the price of antiretroviral drugs.
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On this issue the wonks can stand firm: highly educated immigrants are indisputably good for America.
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He was there to introduce a movie, of which he is begrudgingly but indisputably the star.
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Except to explore the sadness of wanting things not to be the way they indisputably are.
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He is indisputably a uniquely gifted (song)writer, well deserving of the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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The community is indisputably mired in its most acute crisis since its founding in the 1950s.
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Though their own expectations were exceedingly low, Ukraine were indisputably the worst team at the tournament.
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Upholding the treaties on which the union is based is indisputably within the European Commission's purview.
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They are in an indisputably stronger position with Israel's Arab neighbors than President Barack Obama was.
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A new study has found the FCC's primary justification for repealing net neutrality was indisputably false.
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Varshavski echoed the above, with extra emphasis on mental health management for our indisputably taxing times.
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Today's game, while far from perfect, is indisputably cleaner and safer than it's been in generations.
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Not to be underestimated as mere arm candy, she indisputably changed the course of the kingdom.
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But if accession was "nasty", "occasionally brutish" and "indisputably long", leaving the club may prove harder still.
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One indisputably major reveal is that dragonglass, basically White Walker kryptonite, was also used to birth them.
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But recent incoming presidents have tended to designate one chief of staff who is indisputably in charge.
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They then indisputably demonstrated that it could be solved in a far leaner fashion by quantum means.
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Earth's temperature has been rising for over a century — a rise that is indisputably caused by humans.
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As long as classified documents were disclosed, which they indisputably were, then all other questions are moot.
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The basement stockroom was indisputably his domain, organized by his hand to a military level of efficiency.
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The illusion that Twitter visibility and professional relevance are indisputably inextricable always felt too risky to puncture.
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As if the presence of something indisputably evil obviates every good thing that happens within state borders.
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Take Mr. Buttigieg, an indisputably intelligent and thoughtful man, whose youth has been wrought to his advantage.
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Still, the DNI indisputably plays a key role as a liaison between the intelligence community and lawmakers.
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But to become wiser and safer, though indisputably annoyed, step away from that bowl and read on.
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Although Jeong's finger-wagging was controversial, South Korea's government is indisputably concerned by the low fertility rate.
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"Indisputably, the polls lag," said Douglas Burns, an owner of The Carroll Times Herald in northwestern Iowa.
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When I heard Barack Obama say that women were "indisputably" better at leading than men, I groaned.
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Ultimately, Donald Trump professes allegiance to conservative policies, while Hillary Clinton is clearly and indisputably a liberal.
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Over the weekend, Donald Trump alleged the existence of massive voter fraud in an election he indisputably won.
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It's an indisputably cool discovery, positively edifying, and though I got to go, my head is spinning y'all.
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"I obviously recognize that the circumstances and events giving rise to these indictments are indisputably tragic," Burns said.
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Throughout the interview, one thing is indisputably clear: Their passion for funk, like the genre itself, is undying.
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So be it resolved that we stop talking about this idea, as indisputably fun as it would be.
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He will be confirmed because he is a brilliant jurist who is indisputably qualified for the Supreme Court.
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Although Amazon has indisputably disrupted retail, Lake argued the business model is "almost the opposite" of Stitch Fix.
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Notably, Rudolph, who was indisputably at the center of the fight and arguably its catalyst, was not suspended.
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Selena Gomez's latest single, "Bad Liar," is indisputably good and I will fight anyone who disagrees with me.
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Too many wines were still powerful and generic, wines that were indisputably red but otherwise of little character.
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All of this aside, species are indisputably dying because of habitat loss, overexploitation, pollution, poaching, and climate change.
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For those who don't get "tingles," watching someone caress the handle of a hairbrush would seem indisputably bizarre.
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Three areas for action are indisputably in America's national interest when it comes to curbing global carbon pollution.
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This doesn't mean that your body is a hologram — that Uniqlo-clad lump of meat is indisputably there.
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"How in the world do you not develop a reminder for what is indisputably the most important thing?"
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A man like Kavanaugh couldn't do what he's accused of, or a man like him indisputably did it.
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It will depend, too, on himself: Though indisputably charming and charismatic, he is also known for erratic behavior.
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New York (CNN Business)Sundar Pichai is now indisputably one of the most powerful figures in Silicon Valley.
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Trump refused to divest from his businesses after he was elected president, so he's indisputably profiting from foreign nationals.
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But even acknowledging individual tastes and the limits of geography, there are some indisputably great fast food mobile apps.
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Why it matters: The party is indisputably shifting leftward, and health care is a critical part of that change.
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Just as indisputably, Michael Kors has become one of the most honored and recognized figures in modern American fashion.
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Sorry," Obama said of Garland, 63, calling him "indisputably qualified to serve on the highest court in the land.
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Her theatrical work is indisputably Tommy-esque, which is why it's important that we watch her shift to television.
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If there were but one banner feature of this year's Apple Watch, it would indisputably be the bigger screen.
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Women are pro-life and pro-choice, while indisputably in serious need of other kinds of laws and policies.
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Indisputably, the best part of the bird for this project is the thigh: It is the most succulent cut.
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And to insure you get it, I promise to appoint you to an indisputably high position in our government.
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But one reason Sanders supporters like him, indisputably, is that he promises to fight Trump's fire with more fire.
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" Under the US Constitution, the federal government indisputably has the power to act when regulating "channels of interstate commerce.
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Lewis was indisputably more gregarious, but Jack, typically in partnership with his brother, was similarly civic-minded and philanthropic.
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Both Sanders and Warren had been courting Ocasio-Cortez for months, meaning that his gain is indisputably her loss.
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"I obviously recognize that the circumstances and events giving rise to these indictments are indisputably tragic," Judge Burns wrote.
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Wade is in an indisputably dire situation, with 13 potential cases on the cusp of going to the Supreme Court.
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Here, with a drug epidemic that affects every corner of society, America finds itself set against an indisputably common enemy.
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Holding promised security assistance hostage unless a foreign leader agrees to do you political favors is obviously and indisputably wrong.
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But we only rarely see expertise deployed in an indisputably heroic way, amid rerouted ambulances and disabled hospital telephone lines.
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These wines are indisputably sweet, but the acidity cleans away any cloying sensation, leaving a dry, refreshing feeling after swallowing.
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He said that the House majority must be Democrats' nonnegotiable goal, because it matters so much and is indisputably attainable.
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Tensions between the US and North Korea have indisputably eased since Trump and Kim met in Singapore in June 2018.
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Indisputably, computers in their myriad forms helped improve our lives in the last century, and especially in the past decade.
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Indisputably. Mr. Hodgkinson, by definition, should not have had a gun, but he was licensed in his home state, Illinois.
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A balanced diet is indisputably good for health, but would low-income shoppers see a health benefit by switching to organic?
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He also said that Nashiri did not "clearly and indisputably" show his actions took place outside of the context of hostilities.
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But, in point of fact, I am now indisputably, unequivocally (I must modestly admit), a bona fide, honest-to-God swimmer.
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Notably, Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph, who was indisputably at the center of the fight and arguably its catalyst, was not suspended.
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Just take a look at the chart: We've got Superman—indisputably one of the best superheroes of all time, for sure.
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Mayor Roland Ries told reporters the city would not be cowed by what he said was indisputably an act of terror.
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Zablocki's strategies are indisputably extreme: He once ran three marathons in three countries in three weekends, winning or medaling in all.
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"These practices were indisputably predatory and would be illegal if they were considered consumer loans, rather than business loans," he said.
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The consensus among the very smart experts is unanimous: bitcoin is clearly and indisputably a gigantic bubble that's set to burst.
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Short of some hugely damning -- and indisputably true -- new facts about Kavanaugh's past, it's impossible to see such a thing happening.
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This campaign delayed adequate regulation for years and indisputably contributed to the premature deaths of millions of smokers across the globe.
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"The Constitution is pretty clear about what is supposed to happen now," said Obama, who vowed his pick would be "indisputably" qualified.
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The problem the training seeks to solve — systemic white supremacy — is also, indisputably, far larger than a single chain of coffee shops.
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Viren has done indisputably terrible things with his dark magic, but he's also used it as a practical solution to prevent tragedy.
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Whatever the outcome of that debate, Iran indisputably will once again be able to sell its oil and make international financial transactions.
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But the band's quantitative achievements don't mean they are indisputably the most meritorious musicians of all time, or even of their day.
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But cable provided an indisputably better picture, and the proliferation of cable networks came to offer a much greater variety of programming.
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Now, whether one agrees or disagrees with Jones (I disagree vehemently), it's a position that is indisputably up for debate and discussion.
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Accomplished actress though she indisputably is, Phylicia Rashad is not someone who comes to mind when you think of Shakespeare's King Lear.
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All of these myriad innovations share the common goal of hyper-accurate and indisputably fair rankings for the world's most exceptional athletes.
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What Norway is to black metal and the Bay Area is to thrash, Tampa is indisputably to the legacy of death metal.
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A Seat at the Table is an album that is indisputably Black, inspired with and by sociopolitical issues that affect Black peoples.
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She embodied our private dream of a land where people were indisputably Chinese but lived a life that we could barely imagine.
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Strasbourg's mayor, Roland Ries, said the attack was indisputably an act of terrorism, and expressed relief that Mr. Chekatt had been killed.
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Yet it is indisputably those who live in rural areas who stand to benefit the most from globe-covering, space-based internet.
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Warren was responding to a question regarding recent comments former President Obama made saying that women are "indisputably better" leaders than men.
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It's indisputably desirable to invest in equities, particularly when you are younger, because in the long run, stocks have always outperformed bonds.
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Spears is indisputably a maker of music—a bunch of her songs have even been in the Billboard charts and all that!
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A new work from one of the indisputably great directors is partly a tribute to theater and partly a warning about theatricality.
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Former President Barack Obama on Monday said women aren&apost perfect but are "indisputably better" as leaders than men, BBC News reported.
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They left a cave painting on the wall in there: a gorgeous red stag, indisputably recognizable to us — their descendants — as art.
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He was a generous kind of authoritarian; the park was indisputably his own vision, but he encouraged free-flowing creativity from below.
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In these circumstances, because your husband is African-American, it seems to me there's just no indisputably correct answer to the race question.
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Only a few celebrities can truly claim the title of "living legend," and indisputably near the top of that list is Barbra Streisand.
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Of the nearly 24,000 electoral votes cast since 1789, fewer than 30 of these votes have been indisputably cast contrary to voter expectations.
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As essential as digital content indisputably has become, I'm forever a champion of print; I certainly hope the answer is a resounding yes.
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The use of e-cigarettes by minors is indisputably harmful, especially because nicotine, which is derived from tobacco plants, can harm brain development.
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WikiLeaks called the Guardian's story "indisputably fabricated" and said it was being used as a pretext for the United States to prosecute Assange.
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Facebook has long denied that it listens to its users, while investigations from people outside the company have failed to indisputably prove it.
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Unlike the stone knife he and his colleagues found in Florida, the stones at the San Diego site are not indisputably human tools.
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Lizzo is indisputably modern — a singer and a rapper, a meme-ready (or meme-biting) songwriter, a hilariously present personality in every sense.
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Barbara was indisputably the highest-ranking woman in television news at that time, but she was not the best known or most beloved.
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Still the headliner is indisputably Woods, who took 24 years and 381 starts to make his first appearance as a professional in Mexico.
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Some voices are indisputably bad, Ward says—voices that deal with death, rape, violence, or are angrier and brasher than Old Posh Bloke.
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Still, Fontaine was able to work closely with the fashion house on Portman's costume for the film, ensuring the update is indisputably on-brand.
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Make no mistake: If there were more digging, it's very possible that a dirty money trail would have led directly and indisputably to Park.
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While their charisma and stage presence are undeniable, they are indisputably indebted—at least aesthetically—to club kids, drag queens and queer cultural figures.
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Companies have an indisputably bigger environmental impact than everyday citizens, and that's why including them in the fight against climate change is so important.
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Think about it: this combination restaurant has the potential to unseat the current champ of freaky combinations, which is indisputably Pizza Hut/Taco Bell.
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What's indisputably true is that one of the leading spokespeople for the student activists, David Hogg, is the son of a retired FBI agent.
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Given that the Conference Board of Canada projects Northern mining to grow by 243 percent between 241 and 3.43, this is indisputably positive news.
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It's another case where automation could pretty indisputably yield significant social benefits—by all counts, Amazon warehouse work is grueling, unpleasant, even dangerous toil.
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At the center of it, being in an abusive relationship slowly convinced me that, although Theo might be indisputably cruel, I was totally unlovable.
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Our country is indisputably the world's economic leader and will remain so — if lawmakers prioritize policies that maximize opportunities for U.S. workers and businesses.
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Starting with the blaze and continuing to this very moment, the huge outpouring of people's sympathy, tears, prayers and remembrances indisputably manifest something else.
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Take away the question of intention and the picture one is left with remains, indisputably, a moment cut from life with a tender shiv.
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But CNN did not report the end of its relationship with Ms. Brazile — indisputably a big story — until Monday, more than two weeks later.
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That's a far cry from the aired version, where Daenerys cries as she's undressed by Drogo, then forced onto her knees and indisputably raped.
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No, they compare Justice Kennedy with Judge Bork, the justice who never was, who indisputably would have turned the court in the opposite direction.
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Apparently, freedom of choice was paramount, including the ability to invest your life savings in a way that is indisputably risky or even harmful.
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This is indisputably a new model for the art market—it is increasing transparency whilst also carving out a new avenue for art sales.
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The abundance of weapons of war on the streets and Mr. Trump's unending racist rhetoric are indisputably connected to the massacre in El Paso.
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The abundance of weapons of war on the streets and Mr. Trump's unending racist rhetoric are indisputably connected to the massacre in El Paso.
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That was an easy argument to refute, according to Judge Furman, because the Leviev and Klein entities were indisputably involved in the international diamond trade.
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Although the rest of the country is still indisputably poor, visitors to Pyongyang, at least, cannot help but note the rise of shops and taxis.
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Yet that view, though indisputably valid at times, takes little account of the slow-moving and densely political nature of much of the department's work.
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It is perhaps little wonder that Mr Trump seems to take solace in the one area where he has been indisputably successful: his Twitter account.
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Both are taskmasters unafraid to challenge convention and unwilling to concede that in an age of player empowerment the coach cannot indisputably be in charge.
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Because this is football's fault, and the culture surrounding football is indisputably the reason that women at Baylor are too afraid to report sexual assaults.
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Saigon Sandwich If banh mis are to San Francisco as Reubens are to New York City, Saigon Sandwich is indisputably the Katz's of the West.
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"I want to establish a source of record that's indisputably trustworthy for everyone from across all aisles," said CEO and Editor-in-Chief Nathaniel Barling.
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CD sales, too, are far from the most popular form of music consumption, which remains indisputably dominated by ad-supported and subscription-based streaming platforms.
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Nike is indisputably the industry leader in athletics and has the chance to follow through on the messaging that resonates so powerfully in its ads.
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He worked briefly at more conventional jobs, including one day as a liquid fertilizer salesman, but the gray-flannel life was indisputably not for him.
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They're more portable than desktop computers and today's kids are indisputably more adept at using touchscreens than they are at traditional mouse-and-keyboard setups.
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Americans almost universally know that patients are not criminals and that marijuana indisputably has medical value in the treatment of a wide range of ailments.
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His seniority in the House leadership, and his ties to Mr. Trump, mean that he is indisputably the most powerful Californian in the nation's capital.
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In the absence of the Kardashian family (normally a ubiquitous presence on the front rows), she was indisputably the biggest guest attraction of the week.
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The Comfort and the Mercy are nearly three football fields long and 10 stories high, making them indisputably the largest hospital ships in the world.
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Eolo and his liege, Mawat, live in a land where gods are indisputably real and open to being bargained with, strengthened by offerings and sacrifice.
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But through its support of purpose-built Russian services and its tech sector more generally, Russia has indisputably made significant steps toward going it alone.
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The introduction of the iPod in 2001 did this for MP3 players and digital music, but the canonical example is indisputably the original iPhone in 2007.
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Although Yuen examines indisputably existentialist subject matter (figures dragging abstracted burdens through space, women laden with oversize collars and hairdos), his paint handling is never overwrought.
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Mr Dhlakama indisputably won three provinces in the centre and north, out of the ten nationwide, including one whose coastline abuts some of the biggest gasfields.
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The base truth is that the wrestlers in The Elite have an indisputably good knack of figuring out what gets the postmodern pro wrestling fan buzzing.
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At one point, Alito argued that a religious symbol like the Latin cross—a symbol indisputably linked to Christianity and its fundamental beliefs—can be secularized.
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Lewis has a rich, powerful voice, and invests her rendition of the show's most famous song, the much-recorded, indisputably gorgeous "Memory," with a fervent intensity.
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Indisputably no one has been made more famous this season than Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, who turned one episode on this show into an international cultural moment.
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Though Trump indisputably holds the top position across national polls, his lead currently sits at about an average of 16 points, according to the RealClearPolitics average.
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The ancient Egyptian pharaoh who enslaved the Jews was indisputably a villain, but you wouldn't call him a shlemiel, the Yiddish term for an awkward bungler.
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"Our investigation shows that the United States indisputably remains the sole superpower, and the gap between it and the other powers ... remains very large," they write.
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It is tempting to wonder if that is why so much effort has gone into the stadiums, because that is the part Qatar could indisputably control.
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EMMETT, Idaho — This state is indisputably Trump country, what with the president's 32-point victory margin in 2016 and the Republican state leadership and congressional delegation.
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Or put another way, the hypocrisy around gun ownership in America is a broadcast of something indisputably fundamental: the country's struggle to bolster a racial hierarchy.
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Factory milled wood and metal bend, which means that on a minute scale, not even slats on a fence could stack up in indisputably tidy rows.
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With Auriemma's standard roster of multipositional excellence beside her, Stewart has, in her time at Connecticut, indisputably qualified as one of those rare raise-the-bar talents.
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To be sure, while China's missile fleet has indisputably grown more formidable, the reliability, accuracy and payloads of its weapons have yet to be tested in battle.
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Actual monetary value can be transferred between two strangers, and this transfer can be demonstrably, indisputably verified, without requiring the blessing of any other person or entity.
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This all makes sense, because browsing the actual Amazon website to buy things is indisputably a better way to comparison shop than having options conveyed via speech.
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But Mr Zhang, a 57-year-old former soldier, regards himself as belonging to none of them, even though his citizenship and ancestry make him indisputably Chinese.
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While Taylor Swift indisputably can dominate no matter who she is up against, the pop star field is going to be pretty crowded for the next bit.
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Rating: 4 / 5 aluminium ingots By 2015, Apple had pretty much nailed its product video approach, and Ive was indisputably the anchor to its hardware launch strategy.
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After all, Lee and his ilk were indisputably traitors to America: they launched an armed rebellion against the United States government that left roughly 230,244 people dead.
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For the wrongly convicted, the search for truth is never-ending, and sometimes the answers lie in the hearts and minds of convicted, and indisputably guilty, criminals.
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The exact process behind this was complicated, but it's indisputably become associated with the alt-right hate movement and, by extension, a subset of Donald Trump supporters.
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But on the whole, it was indisputably a de-escalation of the so-called war on drugs, a first step toward the more wholesale decriminalization underway today.
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And let's not forget, she won the Democratic nomination as a woman—indisputably a major feat, no matter what detractors say about her fundraising or name recognition.
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Legal basis for challenging federal death penalty "The facts of this case are indisputably grave," Roof's defense team stated in its motion to strike the death penalty.
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Hoffman also emphasized that the IRGC was involved in terror attacks against Americans in the 20th century, which is both indisputably true and a long time ago.
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Indisputably popular among bears due to its high sugar and calorie content, the fruit is not commonly used in human cuisine, owing to its intensely bitter flavor.
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USF's Quinton Flowers (more on him later) was indisputably the star of Friday's barn-burning USF-UCF game, but the best play belongs to UCF's Mike Hughes.
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But what's done is done, and if they just added a decade of Wesley Matthews-esque service to their organization then that's indisputably a very good thing.
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Facebook and other social media are not directly responsible for the violence, and monitoring billions of posts around the world in scores of languages is indisputably daunting.
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While Florida is indisputably Southern in the geographic sense, it may not be the first spot that comes to mind when you think of classic Southern eats.
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Women have been indisputably and outrageously and systematically mistreated, so ensuring that women are no longer on the wrong side of power in the workplace is crucial.
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Barry first made its claim to fame by taking a concept that was vaguely funny and making it indisputably hilarious — then transforming it into something unshakably dark.
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Its climax in the latter half brings a dizzying feeling of temporary release, or what might be better described as distraction, although it's indisputably still tinged with sadness.
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But researchers at the University of Washington (one of whom sold her startup to Facebook) developed a system that uses machine vision to create indisputably cool 3D animations.
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His sexual orientation is indisputably a challenge, but one that's surmountable if opponents stumble, if voters' mood is just so, if his personality sparkles, if his message sparks.
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RELATED: Obama: SCOTUS nominee will be 'indisputably' qualified Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said that no nominee from Obama would receive a confirmation vote in the Senate.
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Abortion is indisputably a medical procedure, but it is also one many people see as morally complex, which makes developing a unified message around the issue particularly challenging.
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Hanna-Attisha's analysis of Flint residents' blood tests proved indisputably that they were being poisoned and exposed the official denials and obfuscation as a crime of tragic proportions.
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If you think replay will only overturn calls that are obviously and indisputably incorrect instead of fixating on too-close-to-call nitpicking, prepare to be wrong. 88.
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It is no stretch to say the curtain is falling on the French-and-Argentine connection — Parker and Ginobili — that indisputably changed the Spurs from plodding to dashing.
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I learned this doctrine in law school over a decade ago, and it's the one arcane bit of information I acquired there that feels indisputably relevant to 2017.
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Where do you stand on the whole phenomenon or the question of games being fads or not, I think some games are indisputably fads, and fade a way.
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We believe our consumers want to trust us that our beverages are indisputably safe, and therefore, we want to see consensus science behind any ingredient, whichever one it is.
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Wednesday's judgment, which confirmed the ruling of a lower court, said that Skype was "indisputably" a telecoms operator and that references in Belgian law to "telecommunication" included "electronic communication".
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And one of the faces that helped transition us into the modern era of celebrity spokesmanship was indisputably Mark Wahlberg as the snarling, shirtless visage of Calvin Klein underwear.
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These songs have come true in ways the band couldn't have foreseen or wanted, while remaining indisputably false in other ways, enough to render it a startling listen indeed.
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In the short-run, there will indisputably be turbulence as she extricates herself from the policies and institutional morass of Europe, but the ennobling prize well outweighs the costs.
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The Tennessee Titans were an indisputably mediocre football team in 20133 for myriad reasons, one of which may or may not have been third-year head coach Mike Munchak.
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But what BuzzFeed does indisputably show is that false stories with a pro-Trump, anti-Clinton slant were incredibly popular in the last few months of the 2016 election.
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To make things worse, 43 states now require indigent defendants to pay at least a portion of their lawyers' fees, even though these defendants are by definition indisputably poor.
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With two multimillion dollar exits behind him and regarded as a dot-com poster child back in Germany, he was indisputably the biggest draw for Passion Capital's original LPs.
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I actually hate washing my hands far more at home than in public; a public bathroom feels like an indisputably gross place, so washing my hands feels worth it?
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The 70-year-old businessman — who serves as chairman of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, indisputably the world's largest luxury company — is now worth $106.8 billion, according to Forbes.
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"He has indisputably done a great deal for Southern food, but it has been primarily directed at his concept of Southern food, which is by definition male," she said.
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The first Sicario was shot by Roger Deakins, who finally won his first Oscar for Blade Runner 2049 last year and is indisputably one of the greatest living cinematographers.
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If this were to happen, it would indisputably be Trump's most provocative move with regards to the Russia probe since the firing of FBI Director James Comey last year.
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People tend to get upset when you compare Sanders to fellow presidential candidate Donald Trump, but here is one way they are indisputably alike: they make the best facial expressions.
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"Fugazi's particularly dogmatic slant emphasized pragmatism, modesty, and fair play – not the first concepts that come to mind when discussing the indisputably punk rock Sex Pistols, for example," Azerrad wrote.
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The biggest albums of the year—which are indisputably Lemonade, The Life of Pablo, Anti, and Views, have all resisted the early album leak that previously affected other blockbuster releases.
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The attorneys for Chatman's mother filed a separate motion, saying the videos "speak for themselves, and a reasonable jury may indisputably conclude" that the teen didn't turn toward the officers.
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The least controversial scenario would be if a president should become indisputably physically debilitated either from an injury or ailment, so much so that he couldn't communicate but remained alive.
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Even if we include extreme outliers like Chernobyl that have virtually nothing in common with current industry standards and practices, nuclear is indisputably the safest form of energy in existence.
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And while private insurance companies indisputably have a personal stake in seeing to it that more Americans are covered, the fact remains that doing so really will help the market.
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There's something indisputably broken in a culture that can afford to throw millions of dollars at toddler Instagram influencers, yet somehow can't figure out how to fund quality local journalism.
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This is where Shakespearean sex-joke-ology starts getting really dangerous, because we're messing with the very last scene of Romeo and Juliet — something that's supposed to be indisputably tragic.
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Death Stranding is indisputably An Event, fueled by something that has grown increasingly rare in our franchise-minded, IP-driven age: the power of the name-brand creator, the auteur.
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It's a name that is widely speculated over online, but this may be the first artwork that has escaped into the public domain that can be indisputably accredited to him.
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Donald Trump's campaign is about a lot of things, but his pledge to build "a big, fat, beautiful wall," which Mexico is going to pay for, is indisputably its centerpiece.
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Pretty much nothing supported the Hawkeyes being that good, but still, things were indisputably on the upswing after Ferentz more or less copped to hitting the snooze button for a while.
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The EFF isn't perfect, but it is indisputably often on the side of consumers, assuming consumers care about things such as privacy, net neutrality, fair use, broadband competition, and general transparency.
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"Merrick Garland is an extraordinary jurist who is indisputably qualified to serve on the highest court of the land-- nobody really argues otherwise," Obama told an audience in Chicago last spring.
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But Updegrove said unless there's a "smoking gun piece of evidence" that shows that Trump was indisputably involved in collusion with Russia, he will not face the same fate as Nixon.
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If Trump actually marshals the necessary strategy and resources for legal challenges in states where the results allow them — if he hires lawyers and files paperwork — that's an indisputably newsworthy development.
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What Facebook indisputably does do with 'shadow contact information', acquired about people via other means than the person themselves handing it over, is to use it to target people with ads.
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Cohen indisputably knew a lot about Trump and the people close to him, so it makes sense for a major company to try to get some of that knowledge from him.
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There's a powerful current of thought in Democratic circles that Biden needs to choose a black woman after African American electorate indisputably revived his campaign in South Carolina and the South.
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The USNS Comfort and its West Coast twin the USNS Mercy, are nearly three football fields long and 10 stories high, making them indisputably the largest hospital ships in the world.
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Indisputably, the video marketplace is changing rapidly — and all in the direction of providing more competition and consumer choice and movement away from set-top boxes in favor of online apps.
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They opine on President Trump and popular culture and their sport's economics, and it is indisputably stirring to see young men and women looking beyond the horizon of wins and losses.
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It is true that he disagreed with the elite consensus on some topics and long seemed to feel insecure about his place among them, but he indisputably had a place among them.
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But I also believe that because the unborn child is, biologically speaking, indisputably one of us, equal justice under law demands that she be protected from the private lethal violence of abortion.
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The report is indisputably bad for Trump all the same, and its depth and texture leaves his mantra of "no collusion, no obstruction" looking inadequate to face the enormity of the case.
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Even the Warren Commission report and thoroughgoing congressional hearings never put to rest the speculation that still surrounds John F. Kennedy's death -- and that death was indisputably a homicide, with an autopsy.
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At the same time, so-called "Baby Groot" -- a pint-sized, indisputably adorable version of the monosyllabic, anthropomorphic tree -- feels like nothing quite so much as an attempt to sell plush toys.
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The GOP still isn't anywhere close to a consensus on how it will proceed with Obamacare repeal — as a secretly recorded tape obtained by the Washington Post's Mike DeBonis makes indisputably clear.
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Equally important will be to bury any recollection of the catastrophes that paved the way for an über-qualified centrist to lose to an indisputably unqualified and unprincipled political novice in 2016.
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It is indisputably true that China has dazzled economically, and critics like me should be humbled that life expectancy is today longer in Beijing (82 years) than in Washington, D.C. (77 years).
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Samgyeopsal , braised grass-fed Berkshire pork belly that crisps into golden hunks and melts on the tongue like a good dirty joke told by a dokebi: a touch naughty but indisputably satisfying.
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"But the truth is I don't think of that dust as you," he sings, then pauses, and for a moment, he sounds indisputably, reassuringly steady when he announces, "You are the sunset."
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The one character who's indisputably impacted by Jägerstätter's resistance is his loving wife, Fani, portrayed by Valerie Pachner in a raw and gutting performance that feels like the heart of Malick's film.
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But along with the propositions embodied in majority opinions over the past three decades, originalism has indisputably moved from "off the wall" to "on the wall," to borrow an image from Prof.
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"Clyde is a consummate professional, revered businessman, and indisputably one of the greatest players to ever play the game of basketball," said league Co-Founders and Co-CEOs Jeff Kwatinetz and Ice Cube.
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This is the book that started it all for digital nomads and while it's not a money book, its focus on entrepreneurship and making money from anywhere makes it indisputably a FIRE book.
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With its split second pyrotechnic timing, massive rollercoaster set pieces, and towering projection work, its indisputably a show for stadiums, meant to be seen and felt by the teens filling the highest rafters.
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Michael Wahid Hanna, an Egypt analyst at The Century Foundation in New York, said the dispute had an indisputably political flavor in a country where free speech had otherwise withered under Mr. Sisi.
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They relied on Mr. Jiampietro's "own admissions," materials he "indisputably sent or received" and "undisputed expert reports" in line with rules for seeking an expedited decision, the lawyers argued in their reply brief.
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The description of John Harvey Kellogg's medical training in New York City at Bellevue in the late 103s, when that institution was indisputably the premier teaching hospital in North America, is eye-opening.
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President Trump claims that it is very "unfair" that Mr. Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, a recusal indisputably necessary given Mr. Sessions' role in the campaign that is now under investigation.
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"A Hidden Life" is indisputably the finest work Malick has produced in eight years, as an examination of faith, conviction and sacrifice, but also as proof of concept for his own idiosyncratic style.
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Partisans for either side are quick to point out which nuances of space exploration or federal procurement make this case special on their way to arguing for why their side is indisputably superior.
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"The Collected Schizophrenias" is, indisputably, an addition to the lineage that includes Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar," Susanna Kaysen's "Girl, Interrupted" and Kay Redfield Jamison's "An Unquiet Mind," to name just a few.
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When many journalists condemned Spicer on Saturday and praised him on Monday, they were sending the message that we're not in some Orwellian dictatorship where the Trump administration can deny what's indisputably true.
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It's indisputably striking (and amazing) to see Beyoncé at the center of a line of dancers moving in perfect synchronicity beneath David's "Coronation of Napoleon," but it also seems like a pretty obvious pick.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A bottom-dwelling, mud-grubbing, armored fish that swam in tropical seas 423 million years ago is fundamentally changing the understanding of the evolution of an indisputably indispensable anatomical feature: the jaw.
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The subject of arguably the best movies of our childhood (Beethoven and Air Bud are most definitely classics), and the best memes, dogs are indisputably the only choice in the dogs vs cats debate.
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Soulja Boy getting his phone snatched live on Instagram by the Fruit Town Pirus was indisputably one of the funniest online events of 2017, but it started more than some dubious boxing match arrangements.
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Likewise, South African photographer and activist Zanele Muholi is indisputably documentary in her work, presenting a series of portraits of LGBTI individuals in her vast personal network at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
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Paskin cites Daredevil and The Americans as examples of TV series that avoid the pitfalls she describes, but the unmatched, blood-drenched king of TV fisticuffs, chases, gunfights, and more is, indisputably, Cinemax's Banshee.
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A bird does not have our capacity to laugh, at least as we understand laughter, and yet this bird is doing something indisputably funny: pranking a vicious predator, over and over, from inches away.
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The vessels, which were transformed from hulking oil tankers into 1,000-bed hospital ships, are nearly three football fields long and 10 stories high, making them indisputably the largest hospital ships in the world.
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Some note that the disruption of failing to make a deal, while indisputably bad, would not be magnitudes worse than the bare-bones deal that Mr. Johnson says, for now, that he is seeking.
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"On the one hand, this was retaliation of the highest order, against an indisputably brutal actor in Soleimani, which may rally Americans around the commander in chief," said David Axelrod, the former Obama adviser.
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Yet those dismissals miss the fact that in writing this book, Flake has indisputably chosen to court a great deal of political trouble for himself and put his renomination in 2018 at serious risk.
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Whatever specific reforms move to the fore, the Janus decision will test whether state legislatures and executives recognize that public sector unions make government work efficiently and effectively for citizens — as they indisputably do.
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The best part of the Fourth of July is indisputably the cookout, whether that's lakeside with your family and a huge grill or TV-side in your unfurnished apartment with your roommate and a stovetop.
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It was overpowering, above 22014 percent alcohol, and though it was indisputably complex and concentrated, with the aromas and flavors of dried cherries and minerals, the heat of the alcohol made it hard to enjoy.
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But in the injunction, he said the beneficiaries, if deported, "indisputably will suffer irreparable harm and great hardship," many having to choose between bringing their American-born children with them or splitting their families apart.
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But the final version (released last week) introduced its most evocative and controversial addition yet: a robust Story Mode that indisputably turns this silly penis game into a poignant exploration of the disenfranchised male ego.
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Yet those dismissals miss the fact that in writing this book, Flake has indisputably chosen to court a great deal of political trouble for himself and had put his renomination in 2018 at serious risk.
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Her case is striking not only for the lurid nature of her murder but for the fact that at trial, defendants tried to invoke a trans panic defense, a rare but indisputably toxic legal strategy.
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With major cross-country victories and another national record for the 22014,22009 meters under his belt, he is now indisputably the top young distance runner in the United States and one of the fastest in history.
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Reynolds actually was 15 when the series first aired, and while it's a trip to see that face buried beneath that floppy '90s hair, this is indisputably where he started his path toward the A-list.
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" "I am going to present somebody who indisputably is qualified for the seat and any fair-minded person, even somebody who disagreed with my politics, would say would serve with honor and integrity on the court.
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This race was indisputably the highest-profile contest, and therefore perhaps the most like what we'd expect the 2018 midterms to be — Republicans weren't caught sleeping, like they were in a few of these other races.
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But these arguments rarely grapple with the trade-offs; they proceed directly from "PG&E is guilty of criminal mismanagement," which is indisputably true, to "PG&E should be public," skipping several important steps in between.
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Without access to the home oxygen, equipment and related services they need, these patients are indisputably at risk for – and can likely expect to suffer from – poor healthcare outcomes and crises related to their respiratory conditions.
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But it is indisputably preventing Iran from having the bomb, and I can't think of any other problem in the Middle East that gets easier to solve should the mullahs ever get their hands on one.
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Besides the fact that they gives off major Baywatch vibes, red swimsuits stand out from the crowd (in a good way), they're indisputably sexy, and let's be honest: the color looks really good with a tan.
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These celebrations of Turgenev are taking place because no matter how dyspeptic Turgenev may have been at times in judging his own country and its people, he was indisputably Russian and one of its great writers.
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Gandhi and Mandela taught us that even when you are confronting an indisputably evil system of government, the fate of your cause is determined more by the means you choose than by the ends you propose.
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Former President Obama said at a recent event that he believes women are "indisputably better" leaders than men and confidently predicted that people would see a global improvement if every nation was led by a woman.
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JOHN E. COLBERT, PARIS To the Editor: An inspection team was arriving on Saturday to determine if and what chemicals were used during the attack on Douma, Syria, and if it was indisputably a government attack.
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I'm intrigued by the way in which his political success — he is indisputably the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination — contradicts bromides about the importance, professionally, of making friends and using honey instead of vinegar.
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Instead, it's more likely that there will be abundant evidence of wrongdoing—something similar to the dinner in which Trump repeatedly pressed former FBI Director James Comey for his "loyalty"—without anything that is indisputably illegal.
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He argued that women are "indisputably" better leaders than men and he said that individuals, "usually old men," need to recognize when they should step aside to enable new ideas and leadership to flourish, BBC reports.
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Before we can dive into the details of why the bear case sounds smart, it&aposs important to set the terms of debate: bearish predictions have been absolutely, catastrophically, and indisputably wrong for a decade running.
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"It is clear that decisions made in the admissions process indisputably had a disproportionate impact on Asians," Mr. Heyman said at a news conference, according to The Los Angeles Times, pledging to improve its admissions process.
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Indisputably, a new guide called "Lizards and Snakes of Alabama," by Craig Guyer, Mark A. Bailey and Robert H. Mount, which speaks to my boyhood passion and is a source of good memories page by page.
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Now a new tape of Nunes speaking at a fundraiser, obtained by The Rachel Maddow Show, makes indisputably clear that that is indeed his aim — even, he says, if special counsel Robert Mueller finds presidential wrongdoing.
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And listening to her music — which is indisputably country, whether country DJs play her singles or not — I feel as if she's finally inviting me to a party I've stood at the margins of for so long.
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It continues to apply "against more than 85% of refugees" and "countless extended family members—second cousins, great aunts, and so forth" as well as other people who "indisputably lack close relationships with American individuals and entities".
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The substance should "indisputably" exist, according to the new paper, thanks to something called quantum confinement: restrict electrons' motion enough, and the electronic and optical properties of the material change thanks to the rules of quantum mechanics.
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That indisputably Golden Age of the Catwalk was soon enough supplanted by some fairly prolonged dark days, a period when designers preferred their models to disappear into the clothes and walk with all the personality of cyborgs.
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"I'm going to present somebody who indisputably is qualified for the seat, and any fair-minded person, even somebody who disagrees with my politics, would say would serve with honor and integrity on the court," he added.
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After years of scandal, infighting and user revolt, this was supposed to be a $91 billion moment of triumph, when employees would become wealthy and the public could buy a piece of an indisputably world-changing company.
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Part of Mr. Modi's election-season surge indisputably came from his appearing tough on Pakistan, trading military strikes across the border after a Pakistan-based militant group killed a busload of Indian soldiers in Kashmir in March.
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It is indisputably a difficult problem, but it has not been made easier by the inhospitable attitudes of some of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe — Hungary in particular — which have stubbornly blocked entry to refugees.
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The literature of crisis is rich, and in our own hour of slow-motion but indisputably real panic, there's utility in re-engaging with the stories of how leaders and citizens have reacted amid tension and tumult.
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Over the past few weeks, some of Mr. Boyden's critics have focused on how he has drawn attention away from writers who are indisputably indigenous as well as on an award for native writers that he received.
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" On the other side are white writers like Terry Teachout, the author of biographies of Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong, who told Wolfe in an interview: "Bix is indisputably a major figure in jazz who is white.
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But the timeline revealed Tuesday, in conjunction with the transcript of testimony from Office of Management and Budget Official Mark Sandy, outlines an indisputably clear set of facts about the bizarre way the Ukraine aid was handled.
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The lawmakers and people who ratified the 21th Amendment, the post-Civil War amendment that granted equal protection under the law to black citizens, did not universally embrace segregation, but they indisputably understood it to be constitutionally permitted.
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"I am going to present somebody who indisputably is qualified for the seat and any fair-minded person, even somebody who disagreed with my politics, would say would serve with honor and integrity on the court," he said.
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The criticism also inverts the bill's most basic frame: Rather than transgender people being the victims of discrimination (transgender people suffer indisputably high rates of bias), transgender people are portrayed as an all-male brigade that subjugates women.
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"Here, the individual plaintiffs were indisputably blocked as a result of viewpoint discrimination," wrote the judge, noting the Twitter users were blocked by Trump or Scavino after they replied to one of his tweets in a critical tone.
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The story about Trump's charities is indisputably important but, with all we know of him, not very surprising, and people want to talk about things that actually reshape how they see their world, whether it's profound or trivial.
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"I am going to present somebody who indisputably is qualified for the seat, and any fair-minded person, even somebody who disagreed with my politics, would say would serve with honor and integrity on the court," he said.
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Eradicating the North Korean nuclear threat would indisputably rank among America's top diplomatic wins since World War II. Success in Singapore, twinned with the booming US economy, would also give Trump a strong argument in tough midterm elections.
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In fact, many indisputably senior administration officials — including the senior-most official, a president who used to call in tips about himself to the New York tabloids — have been known to speak anonymously to reporters quite a bit.
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So as long as Republicans control Congress, there will be a very high bar indeed for any effort to impeach Trump to gain traction — some incredibly damning evidence of some indisputably serious crime would likely have to emerge.
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Indisputably, Greta Thunberg is an exemplary leader — inspiring thousands of students worldwide to walk out of class every Friday to protest climate disaster and bringing attention to the Global Climate Strikes last month, in which 433 million people participated.
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So now that the final season has officially begun, here are our early rankings of where each faction stands in the Game of Thrones, based on my purely objective and indisputably correct reading of selected scholarship in international relations.
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All of which is simply to say that although the Warriors have indisputably been the N.B.A.'s top team, the Spurs are so hot on their heels that it is difficult to simply relegate them to second-place status.
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Mr. Fenech said that failure was "indisputably" a result of dysfunction in cooperation: Mr. Abdeslam was known to the Belgian authorities as a radicalized militant, but was not flagged as such in a database shared with the French police.
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But I absolutely disagree that the iPad is "becoming the Surface" because the touch experience on the Surface is one of the worst of any tablet and the iPad is (for all of the interface's foibles) indisputably the best.
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Trump is indisputably indifferent to the plight of anyone in the bottom half of the income distribution: look at his appointments, look at his record in office, look back at his business career and look at the man himself.
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But it's much safer and indisputably cool: This attraction in Bergen County has more than 30 detailed, life-size animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar, including Triceratopses, Apatosauruses, a Tyrannosaurus rex (of course) and the newest genus, a Spinosaurus.
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Suddenly, Stettheimer's sensibility is fully visible in the lithe figures, the playful movement, the rich raiments, the intense colors — especially in the "Wave," a turquoise sculpture of a dancer in the middle of a broad, indisputably modern-dance turn.
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While Thursday's passage is indisputably a big win for Trump, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly made clear that passing USMCA goes beyond partisan politics, particularly given Democrats' long history of criticizing the old pact's harm toward American workers.
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"Now women, I just want you to know; you are not perfect, but what I can say pretty indisputably is that you're better than us (men)," the former commander in chief said Monday, while speaking at the Singapore Expo.
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For many trans people, who as a group indisputably lean left, Manning exposed the dark heart of American imperialism at a time when it was urgently needed, while also exercising the prudence necessary to prevent loss of life from her actions.
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Whether you're looking for privacy, romantic time with a partner, or simply the opportunity to float around on the inflatable of your choice without annoying other guests, private pool life is indisputably glamorous but — you might reasonably assume — usually very expensive.
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Love them or hate them, what the other Lisbeth Salander movies indisputably had going for them was a sense that danger — not just standard-issue explosions and crashes but real, intimate, life-changing brutality — lurks around every corner, especially for women.
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Ranch dressing is indisputably the most versatile of all dressings, working equally well as a marinade for chicken wings, an underrated cheeseburger condiment, and a dipping sauce for every kind of fried potato as it does as a salad accessory.
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As a result, out-of-state competitors gain perceived price advantage over local law-abiding businesses and the taxes that consumers indisputably (but often unknowingly) owe go uncollected, which in turn, reduces funding for state services like education and police.
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From the age of 11, I was spending 21 hours a week in a place where girls, none of us older than 18, were indisputably athletic and where our abilities were never compared unfavorably to those of boys and men.
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Because the voice captured on a microphone and the face caught on camera are indisputably Mr. Trump's, breaking through to a distrustful public that doubts much news media coverage but believes powerfully in what it can see and hear for itself.
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And the candidates' bald differences when it comes to prescriptions for expanding healthcare, promoting higher education, reforming the tax code and creating jobs would indisputably impact an Hispanic population that's both younger and poorer than the country as a whole.
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But after a Friday night spent vainly attempting to sleep on my back, I wake up indisputably looking like Bert from Sesame Street and I begin to wonder if I've made a semi-permanent but wholly-terrible mistake...on my face.
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"In an era where foreign governments have indisputably tried to use the internet and social media to influence our elections, federal and state governments should be working together to ensure that malevolent actors cannot subvert our administrative agencies' decision-making processes."
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"The facts that have been revealed in the two trials indisputably prove that Cuomo is the most crooked, corrupt governor New Yorkers have seen in more than a century," said Edward F. Cox, the chairman of the New York Republican Party.
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The judge handling a wrongful termination lawsuit against Fluor Intercontinental "clearly and indisputably" erred in ordering the company to turn over its files from an internal investigation into the employee's alleged conflict of interest, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.
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But we are also afraid because of indisputably dangerous circumstances: There are people out there who want to harm us, deny us what we have and destroy us, from Iranian leaders to Palestinian extremists to anti-Semites around the world.
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General Suleimani was "indisputably an enemy of the American people," they write, but the administration has offered no specific evidence of the "imminent threat" it said General Suleimani posed to the United States or how his death supposedly resolved it.
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In nearly every one of the piece's many, many minutes there is a stimulating effect or turn of phrase, something indisputably correct, or sometimes intriguingly incorrect, like the weirdly, somehow wonderfully whimsical pips of winds and brasses that mourn Lazarus's death.
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If you include Liverpool (Martin Skrtel), Manchester United (Paddy McNair, Antonio Valencia), and Napoli (Vlad Chirches, Marek Hamsik) – all indisputably major clubs in their respective leagues – England would be the only top-30 nation without a top-1633 club-side export.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Thursday defended his pick of a white man to fill a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy against criticism he could have chosen someone from a more diverse background, saying Merrick Garland was "indisputably qualified" for the post.
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Even if Uber doesn't turn out to be the Wall Street darling its investors hope — Lyft has struggled to accumulate value on the public markets — the company has indisputably transformed the Silicon Valley playbook for hypergrowth and execution in the gig-economy ecosystem.
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"In an era where foreign governments have indisputably tried to use the internet and social media to influence our elections, federal and state governments should be working together to ensure that malevolent actors cannot subvert our administrative agencies' decision-making processes," Schneiderman said.
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A critic of the "stand your ground" law, University of Miami law professor Mary Anne Franks, said the high court's ruling itself was not surprising, because the law affords immunity to any "person" acting in self-defense, and police officers indisputably are people.
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"In an era where foreign governments have indisputably tried to use the internet and social media to influence our elections," Schneiderman said, "federal and state governments should be working together to ensure that malevolent actors cannot subvert our administrative agencies' decision-making processes."
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It is a concern of the tens of thousands of people who followed "Embassy Cat" on Twitter and Instagram, watching for more than a year as an indisputably adorable kitten crawled along Mr. Assange's shoulder and sat in on meetings with his visitors.
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But his obsession with the matter has reinforced the impression that he sees NATO as essentially a transactional arrangement, not as an indisputably important alliance that has kept the peace for 70 years and whose value cannot be measured in dollars and cents.
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The bondholders say the 2017 budget "makes huge transfers" to entities "that apparently enjoy political favor but are indisputably junior to" the bondholders, like the island's woefully underfunded pension system, and its insolvent Government Development Bank, which is its primary fiscal agent.
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How "soccer girl" became the indisputably coolest look 7 winners and 8 losers of the 2020 Democratic debate lottery 6 things I wish people understood about atheism in America How the Trump administration is using 9/11 to build a case for war with Iran
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The criticism also inverts the bill's most basic frame: Rather than transgender people being the victims of discrimination (transgender people suffer indisputably high rates of bias, which is why the bill exists), transgender people are portrayed as an all-male brigade that subjugates others.
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She said when she saw how quick and simple the procedure was, it only affirmed her belief that abortion is an indisputably good thing, and that she and her fellow activists shouldn't try to soften their language to try to appease their anti-choice opponents.
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While she is indisputably in charge -- even authoritarian in her command of her Cabinet and party -- she governs not with a big-picture political vision but rather as the final arbiter of differences and disputes between her ministers and the wings within her Christian Democrats.
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The scenes with Arya on the street also served as a striking parallel to the last time she was in King's Landing, fleeing through the streets after her father's execution; and the final image of her riding away on that white horse was indisputably powerful.
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It's certainly true that Paul Ryan's speakership of the House is failing, arguable that Mitch McConnell's tenure as majority leader of the Senate is failing, and indisputably true that the Koch brothers' drive to infuse hardcore libertarian ideological zeal into the GOP is failing.
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The full thread — posted by Trump Jr. himself in two tweets in an effort to preempt a story by the New York Times' Jo Becker, Adam Goldman, and Matt Apuzzo — makes indisputably clear that Trump Jr. was trying to collude with the Russian government.
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China has also long said that the contested islands in the South China Sea — some of them now man-made bases replete with air strips and radar towers — are indisputably its own, and that they are outfitted with military equipment solely for self-defense.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said the principal objective of Medicaid is "indisputably" to provide healthcare coverage, and that the federal government is authorized to approve experimental state Medicaid programs only if they are "likely to promote" that objective.
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Electors must pause and not rush to cement the outcome of a historically close and now indisputably suspect election in order to be certain that the choice for president of the United States, the world's leading democracy, economy, and military, is actually America's choice.
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But if that's not true and we can finance lots of useful public services by taking money away from people who are indisputably very rich, then that's probably a good idea, regardless of exactly how high a tax rate we think they're already paying.
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What spurred her to forge images—identical twins in identical dresses, in New Jersey, or "Jewish giant at home with his parents in the Bronx, N.Y.," looming over his loved ones—that we realize, instantly and indisputably, could have been made by nobody else?
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While I have argued elsewhere that parental leave policies probably aren't very effective in actually getting women to have kids, they are indisputably effective in boosting female attachment to the workforce, with all the economic benefits that entails, such as reducing the poverty of the household.
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The message, transmitted on Friday via satellite telephone from freezing isolation in Antarctica, sounded resigned, melancholy and indisputably weary, as the speaker recalled the end of a previous explorer's attempt to traverse the most inhospitable terrain on earth and now found himself in his predecessor's snow boots.
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Clearly, according to the Trump administration — but perhaps not indisputably, in the public view of others — Iran carried out attacks on two tankers in the Gulf of Oman last Thursday, as well as four tankers off the United Arab Emirates (UAE) port of Fujairah on May 85033.
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But if the convention turns into a free-for-all, then Republicans will be free to realize what polling has repeatedly told them, and what is almost indisputably true: Kasich would be their best bet against Hillary Clinton, if only they could see his sex appeal.
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Mr. Lugar, who had two stints as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, had an impact on a wide range of foreign issues, but his most notable accomplishment was indisputably as the co-creator of a program to help destroy surplus stocks of nuclear weapons around the world.
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Considering Justice Kennedy's recent record, along with the indisputably conservative credentials of the man President Trump has chosen to replace him, it's tempting to shrug and wonder what the fuss over Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is about, or to assume that not much will change when he's confirmed.
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Looking beyond the "epidemic" of teen vaping, what about an indisputably more serious public health crisis like gun violence, from which an average of 51 young people are either harmed or killed by firearms every day, as Johns Hopkins University trauma surgeon Joseph Sakran told VICE on Wednesday?
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The Sanders message appeals to liberals' hopes and aspirations Furthermore, the caucuses — which take hours and tend to be low-turnout affairs, and for which voting (for Democrats) is public — can be advantageous to a candidate who has many organized, energetic, and enthusiastic supporters, as Sanders indisputably does.
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"The stakes are indisputably high: The court of appeals concluded that the president acted in bad faith with religious animus when, after consulting with three members of his cabinet, he placed a brief pause on entry from six countries that present heightened risks of terrorism," the government's brief said.
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"The stakes are indisputably high: The court of appeals concluded that the president acted in bad faith with religious animus when, after consulting with three members of his cabinet, he placed a brief pause on entry from six countries that present heightened risks of terrorism," the brief said.
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General Suleimani was indisputably an enemy of the American people, a critical instrument of the Iranian theocracy's influence across the Middle East and an architect of international terrorism responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans and a great many others in the region, from Yemen to Syria.
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As an enforcer and organizer, he was indisputably effective: helping to whip a slim majority out of a Republican-led Senate to pass statewide marriage equality in 2011; working to coordinate the state's response to Hurricanes Irene and Sandy; and choreographing Mr. Cuomo's events and, by extension, his public persona.
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Ian, her husband-to-be, is "indisputably nice, everyone liked him, it was impossible not to," which may be part of the reason that Kathy can't stop picking fights with him over small matters, such as the unfortunate shade of brown that the porch of their house has been painted.
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But regardless if there's a "secret" or not, Kenyans are indisputably good—so much so, that they claim eight of the top 10 marathon world record times in the men's division, only bowing out twice to geographic neighbors Ethiopia, and claiming four of the top 10 in the women's division.
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There's Bob Odenkirk's rascally and fleetingly empathetic pout, Michael McKean's depiction of a man losing sight of his own sense of reason as he desperately tries to assert himself, and Rhea Seehorn's subtly devastating and indisputably doomed sense of devotion to the man whose name gives the show its title.
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What follows is both resolutely weird and indisputably awesome, as Wayne careens from walking in the strip club alone and leaving with two girls to interpolating Kanye West's "Jesus Walks" via a quick jack of the sample to his murderous declaration of intent for what is about to happen in rap.
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There is some internal logic to this argument but it flies in the face of 40-plus years of common-sense precedent that holds that doctors stand in the shoes of their patients, who would not otherwise be able to get into court to assert the rights that they indisputably have.
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"Such water transfers can indisputably add pollutants to the receiving water body — for example, by moving salt water into a freshwater stream, conveying water contaminated with fecal coliform into a pristine lake, or pumping invasive species into uninfected water bodies," the states, led by New York, told the court last year.
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Team Rising discusses the ramifications of George Bush and Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaObama: Women 'pretty indisputably' better leaders than men The myth of the conservative bestseller Michelle Obama encourages Greta Thunberg after Trump attack: 'Ignore the doubters' MORE's friendship along with television ad spending so far in the primary. Rep.
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The Raptors' victory was indisputably a team effort: all seven of their regular rotation players, including Kyle Lowry, their star point guard; Pascal Siakam, a versatile, athletic forward likely to win the NBA's Most Improved Player award; and Marc Gasol, a veteran centre whom they acquired in a trade in February, performed well.
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The new trailer for "Top Gun: Maverick" that dropped last week was indisputably the white-knuckle thrill ride of the summer, a blur of aerial acrobatics and beach volleyball that made us wonder how we ever lost that lovin' feeling in the decades since we first met Pete "Maverick" Mitchell back in 1986.
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One controversial but indisputably compelling candidate is known as Bears Ears, an area of about two million acres in southeastern Utah of great natural beauty and rich in Native American artifacts that are increasingly at risk from the kind of thievery and destruction that inspired the Antiquities Act in the first place.
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What is indisputably true is that the company has undertaken an incredible push for expansion, morphing from a well-regarded (albeit slightly vulgar) television program into a multifaceted, billion-dollar entertainment juggernaut, anchored now by its largest shift on how content reaches spectators: WWE Network, an international, over-the-top streaming service.
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From most of the principal viewing angles this new strong geometric element, both horizontal and vertical in its impact, will fundamentally alter the scale relationships in a way that no one can perfectly anticipate, but which will indisputably take the synchrony between building, plaza, and sculpture substantially further from Noguchi and Bunshaft's' intent.
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"There are going to be thousands of indisputably registered and eligible voters in Ohio who are going to be disenfranchised solely because they made trivial, immaterial errors and omissions on forms," said attorney Subodh Chandra, who has led a court challenge to the laws on behalf of a homeless coalition and the Ohio Democratic Party.
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The attorney for Lee— the inmate scheduled to be put to death first under the new procedure and who has been on death row since 1999 — argued that "executing (Lee) would be a grave injustice" given the "unreliability of the evidence" and that "his indisputably more culpable" co-defendant, Chevie Kehoe, received a life sentence.
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"Given Uber's consistent failures to meet its discovery obligations in this case, and apparent misrepresentations to this Court, Waymo has no choice but to seek a continuance of the trial date to enable Waymo to take additional discovery on this new information that is indisputably relevant to Waymo's trade secret misappropriation claims," the filing continues.
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In contrast, Claes Oldenburg's randy, gritty and indisputably urban Pop Art manifesto — "I am for an art that is political-erotical-mystical" — is dragged down by being set in a bourgeois suburban household where his words become the noonday prayer for the family's overly formal lunch, recited by Ms. Blanchett as a repressed housewife.
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Clarity on the part of straight news outlets in the habit of repunditry could come either from a more direct embrace of subjectivity or a more thorough commitment to straightness: campaign reporting that simply tells readers what can indisputably be said about who candidates are, what they have done, and what they intend to do.
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But in years when the broadband industry has undue influence over the agency—indisputably the case during the tenure of FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai—the FCC historically tends to release reports that downplay or simply ignore the sector's worst problems, including high prices or the sketchy availability of faster broadband at speeds of 22018 Mbps or higher.
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Exercise has staggering benefits — it just may not help much in the quest for weight loss: By preventing cancers, improving blood pressure, cholesterol and sugar, bolstering sleep, attention, energy and mood, and doing so much more, exercise has indisputably proven itself to be the world's best drug – better than any pharmaceutical product any physician could ever prescribe.
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Sheela indisputably turned out to be the most tyrannical, amoral, and ruthless of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh's executive assistants so far, both in her conduct toward those outside the commune whom she perceived to be enemies of the Bhagwan and in her treatment of those inside the commune whom she perceived to be threatening to her own power and standing.
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Wolff's book is indisputably speech funded by a corporation and is scathingly critical of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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That's because it's possible a new panel of federal judges might think the youths' case should be heard in an official trial, as both Congress and the president have failed to ambitiously rein in the prodigious carbon emissions that are indisputably heating the planet (though coal burning is plummeting in the U.S., leading to small drops nationally).
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In its filing Monday, the team responded that the four were only able to make that much because "they worked in far more games, had far greater success and thus were able to earn more money in salary and bonuses even under the indisputably discriminatory set of the USSF's compensation policies," according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Though the net effects are indisputably positive, this asymmetry of trade impacts has hindered free trade advocacy since Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE challenged the mercantilist trading policies of the 21625th century.
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"I view this as a political proceeding because a number of members of this committee have made irresponsible, indisputably and provably false statements in order to create the impression of collusion with the Russian state without any evidence that would hold up in a U.S. court of law or the court of public opinion," Mr. Stone said in the remarks.
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And perhaps more incredible than the idea that heads of state would try to spy on each other is that the Trump era is indisputably a time in which a fix-it man dispatched to deal with alleged illicit affairs and a political staffer, both armed with iPhones, hit record while talking to their boss, who now happens to be the US President.
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The cooking he performs at Attica, the elegant little restaurant he owns and operates in Ripponlea, one of Melbourne's quieter suburbs, is precise and beautiful, lauded at home and abroad as a reflection of his growing understanding of the nation and its history: its ancient, indigenous ingredients transformed by his emotional reaction to them into something indisputably new and exciting, memorable and rare.
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The chant was indisputably inspired by his racist attacks on Omar and other progressive women of color on Sunday, in which he argued that they should "go back" and help fix the places where they came from instead of criticizing the U.S. Omar, who came to the U.S. as a teenage refugee from Somalia, is the only one of the four lawmakers born outside of the country.
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In a notable speech to the National Assembly in Seoul, she did not mince words: it had become "indisputably clear", she said, "that the existing approach and good intentions" would "only lead to the enhancement of the North's nuclear capabilities" under Kim Jong Un. The tests of a nuclear bomb on January 6th and a long-range missile a month later were the last straw.
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" However, Soules' attorneys are refuting the last sentence of the code in new court documents, saying, "Because Mr. Soules indisputably stopped his vehicle, returned to the injured driver, contacted law enforcement, provided aid to the injured driver, arranged for medical treatment for the injured driver, remained until emergency personnel responded to the injured party, and provided identification data, the State's charge must be dismissed.
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A week after the election, Obama said that Americans were "indisputably better off" because of him despite a doubling of national debt, Gross Domestic Product growth of less than 85033%, a decrease in the work force participation rate, a stagnant median household income and an increase in the number of food stamp recipients by 10.7 million people, 32% higher than when he took office.
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Indisputably, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's policies have made strong steps for Israel, not only for its defense and prosperity, but also for its normalization and legitimacy on the international stage.
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This story may sound familiar: "The brilliant female student who ends up in an asylum" is a well-trod literary genre both in fiction and nonfiction (Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar"; Susanna Kaysen's "Girl, Interrupted"; Kay Redfield Jamison's "An Unquiet Mind"; Elizabeth Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation"; Elyn R. Saks's "The Center Cannot Hold," to name just a few), and "The Collected Schizophrenias" is, indisputably, an addition to this lineage.
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The President's towering proclamations were bolstered by the made-for-TV optics of the first, indisputably historic meeting between a sitting US president and North Korean leader: Two men, who months ago appeared to be on the brink of nuclear war, shook hands, patted each other on the back, smiled, laughed and even strolled together through a garden like two old friends burying the hatchet, producing a palpable sense of good will.
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