M ilch : It was an irrefutable and obtrusive fact.
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"The fact's are clear — irrefutable, in fact," she said.
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What David Doniger, a climate expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, calls a "one-two punch of irrefutable science and irrefutable experience" has clearly raised public awareness and, perforce, the political temperature.
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This is natural, this is the truth, and it's irrefutable.
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The value of things are recorded, agreed upon, and irrefutable.
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That's basically irrefutable proof you should get a password manager.
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We already had our irrefutable forensics findings from our examinations.
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It is an irrefutable fact that solar eclipses are amazing.
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Bloomberg hasn't published any retraction or irrefutable proof since then.
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Chad and JT possess an irrefutable, juvenile, and attractive logic.
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The proof that Mr. Houben provides is pretty much irrefutable.
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"My progressive accomplishments are, I think, irrefutable," Mr. Cuomo said.
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But in time I've had to consider some irrefutable truths.
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The evidence will be put forth shortly and is irrefutable.
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And the pain of his election for LGBTQ people is irrefutable.
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"Numbers are unbiased, uncorrupted by human opinion and irrefutable," she explained.
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Now, this is so important, because the facts now are irrefutable.
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It is irrefutable evidence of our moral progress as New Yorkers.
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Ms. Smith's performance is an irrefutable argument for the human factor.
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Dr. Rosenfeld makes the obvious, and irrefutable, comparison to Nazi eugenics.
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The proof for this in the case of Ukraine is irrefutable.
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But this bill is irrefutable proof that not all is lost.
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Magic has happened, and it's as unsettling as it is irrefutable.
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They were caught on camera and preserved forevermore: visible, audible, irrefutable.
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Samenow: The warming of the climate system is unambiguous and irrefutable.
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Today, we presented to the court irrefutable evidence of Mr. Depp's abuse.
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Or the next video surfaces, with even more graphic and irrefutable evidence.
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China responded by saying it had "irrefutable" sovereignty over disputed islands there.
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Others are denouncing the DC Comics' tentpole as an irrefutable, outright flop.
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A fingerprint would provide irrefutable evidence that would lead to a conviction.
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If you achieve at a high level, then it's irrefutable and undeniable.
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It is irrefutable that mammography plays an important role in saving lives.
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"The evidence is irrefutable," said Sophie Jordan, beIN Media Group's legal counsel.
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A picture is not only worth a thousand words; it is irrefutable.
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It makes an irrefutable case for the need for a Jewish homeland.
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Beijing then responded saying it possessed "irrefutable" sovereignty over the resource-rich area.
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On rare occasions, of course, irrefutable facts do change the course of history.
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While the accounts of that July 4 morning may differ, Black's pain remains irrefutable.
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In particular, the use of irrefutable biometric data will help identify and eliminate duplicates.
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Yet it sounds scientific and therefore irrefutable, not to mention noble — hence its efficacy.
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As an irrefutable and immutable record, it can track just about anything of value.
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There was a time when an official's word was sacrosanct, unimpeachable, irrefutable and undeniable.
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It&aposs irrefutable -- it&aposs indisputable at this point, it&aposs incontrovertible at this point.
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And we now have all the evidence we need, Hillary, it&aposs irrefutable, committed felonies.
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Read as many reports from reliable sources as possible to find the consistent, irrefutable facts.
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The White House subsequently said there was "irrefutable evidence" the regime had used weaponized chlorine.
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Climate change and its irrefutable science that will directly affect Rubio's state of Florida. 4.
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China responded by saying it had "irrefutable" sovereignty over disputed islands in the strategic waterway.
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I've been known to resent my ovaries having such an irrefutable power over my decisions.
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But all three showed that the formula is greater than zero with irrefutable statistical significance.
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Hillary Clinton, we know, fact, it is irrefutable, violated 18 USC 793, the Espionage Act.
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The irrefutable scientific evidence has not changed since then; it has, in fact, gotten stronger.
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China's sovereignty over the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea was "irrefutable" Hua said.
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And not surprisingly, Fedor blew through this irrefutable squash match to a first round TKO.
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The blockchain comes into account because of its nature as an irrefutable and immutable record.
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"As long as there is no irrefutable evidence of fraud, yes," he told his questioner.
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"If you're wasting my time your oblivion is irrefutable," he tells Isaiah at one point.
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Still, nutrition and health experts who read the report said its key findings were irrefutable.
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But a Republican failure to succeed on a tax bill would provide an irrefutable answer.
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Address irrefutable problems like inadequate sleep by requiring phones out of their rooms at bedtime.
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To him, the upsides of staying in the union are a matter of irrefutable logic.
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Simply to point out something that is factually irrefutable: that some of them are criminals.
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Lamar Smith (R-TX), who claimed to have "irrefutable" evidence of Google suppressing conservative search results.
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The politics were irrefutable: senior citizens vote, mostly Republican, and they fill a lot of prescriptions.
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With nothing to fight the curse, its impact now irrefutable, The Warriors had it tied up.
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The novella offers itself as nothing less than an irrefutable solution to the problem of sex.
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We're probably not going to ever have irrefutable evidence to what this phenomenon is all about.
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They found an irrefutable association between being similar to and being interested in the other person.
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And no set of character witnesses — to Kavanaugh's virtues or vices — is the final, irrefutable word.
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What I can't do an irrefutable presence, as if lack has a shape and a weight.
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Irrefutable evidence be damned — these two national dramas continue to play out contentiously on center stage.
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Podair envisions a contemporary "Letter From Birmingham Jail" bristling with references to Scripture and irrefutable logic.
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This election has made it irrefutable that the way people, organizations, and companies communicate has changed.
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He has made an irrefutable case for Israel through Labour's abetting of revived European Jew hatred.
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He provided "irrefutable proof" that he was abroad at the time of the incident, The Guardian reported .
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Once you have an irrefutable digital identity, it solves a big problem around digitizing the supply chain.
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In the past, India says it has provided irrefutable proof of Saeed's involvement in the Mumbai attacks.
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It is irrefutable that Minions broke the internet, and it is arguable that they broke our brains.
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Instead, its playlists pile up the names and credentials in an attempt to make the argument irrefutable.
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Ted Nugent, an NRA board member and singer, discerned "irrefutable" evidence that the kids had "no souls".
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Swift is the irrefutable leader in cross-border payments, with more than 11,000 institutions using its platform.
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But the facts are irrefutable: Borderland wildlife will pay a terrible price if more walls are erected.
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Trump's war on women and people of color stems from an irrefutable record of racism and misogyny.
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It may not be pleasant for us, it may be emotionally charged, publicly regarded, despicable, unacceptable, irrefutable.
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It is irrefutable that the percentage of "You hate to see it" in Earth's atmosphere has increased.
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It is irrefutable that excluding women from positions of power greatly limits the international community's potential progress.
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Now it extends to rhetorical force — a well-timed and withering joke or an irrefutable debate line.
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"The I.D.C.'s track record on delivering for the most vulnerable New Yorkers is irrefutable," he said.
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And I must say, there is absolutely irrefutable evidence now that that&aposs exactly what they were doing.
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Clearly we have long erred, in certain cases, on the side of withholding until the evidence is irrefutable.
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The science is clear and irrefutable — climate change is a clear and present danger to the United States.
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"If anything, the science since 2007 has become even more irrefutable," said Vermont Law School professor Pat Parenteau.
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And these irrefutable benefits extend beyond our unique environment to the global realm and to infants born healthy.
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Pelosi said, however, that she wants to see irrefutable evidence so that Republicans would join any impeachment effort.
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Its iconography and cultural impact is irrefutable but it's time to cede the throne to more inclusive films.
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As a result, the ocean is ruthlessly accurate in tracking the "irrefutable and accelerating" progression of climate change.
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Ms. Hildman said she watched the recent documentary hoping for irrefutable proof about what happened to Ms. Earhart.
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Congressional Republicans supported and protected President Richard Nixon until the Watergate tapes provided irrefutable evidence of his wrongdoing.
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As you know, we're gathered here today to discuss the irrefutable fact that hot dogs are, indeed, sandwiches. pic.twitter.
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As a child, NORAD's Santa Tracker served as irrefutable evidence that my belief in Santa Claus was completely justified.
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Such an orientation, Lilla argues, is dangerous because it's fueled by an irrefutable narrative about a lost golden age.
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The problem ... the only solid, irrefutable evidence is either the actual phone bill or a download of Jussie's phone.
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" The evidence, she added, is "irrefutable" that the cost of research and development "is small relative to the revenues.
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It uses basic elements of composition, color, and shape to bring the viewer something that feels irrefutable and substantive.
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Furthermore, he's still never been knocked out, and remains an irrefutable member of the welterweight division's very best fighters.
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If Hollywood was slow to recognize Jordan's leading-man appeal, he and Coogler built something together that was irrefutable.
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And although the last thing I'd ever want to do is defend the White House, the facts are irrefutable.
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The taste of ocean brine is hard to pin down, until you do, and then its flavor is irrefutable.
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It's not as easy to undermine stories that are as dispassionate and irrefutable as The Times produced last week.
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Adam makes solid and possibly irrefutable points about the ailments young people will conjure up to get a deferment.
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Two decades of brain research have provided hints of a biological origin to being transgender, but no irrefutable conclusions.
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Cynically underfund a great public service and then advertise only its failures, while ignoring its fundamental and irrefutable successes.
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Whether you were rooting for him or not, Bisping's UFC 199 title win was a pretty irrefutable feel-good moment.
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In a televised message from the Oval Office, Reagan stated: Our evidence is direct; it is precise; it is irrefutable.
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But the reason "Munchkins" interests me is because it offers irrefutable proof that Paige really does take after her parents.
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The two authors are short on specific remedies but agree that what remains ahead is a matter of irrefutable urgency.
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Does this stand as irrefutable evidence that electric cars are the future of the world, in both environmentalism and performance?
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If this speed demon ever gets pulled over for exceeding the speed limit, they will have irrefutable evidence against them.
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Trump, on the other hand, has an unmistakable and irrefutable appreciation of the profundity of America's foundational Judeo-Christian origins.
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Whatever the case, it is irrefutable that after he began helping the FBI, Deripaska regained entry to the United States.
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Irrefutable facts establish that Clinton had classified information on her private server and it was accessed by a foreign power.
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It was only after we had irrefutable evidence of sickness and death tolls that we got rid of these hazards.
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In light of teen use continuing to skyrocket, an addiction epidemic caused by nicotine products targeting our kids is irrefutable.
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It was irrefutable that the study had proven, conclusively, that cutting off the frog's hind legs — made the frog deaf.
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Though he remains an irrefutable member of the lightweight top-10, he'll certainly have to make his next bout count.
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In the years since, the band has released five more albums and become an irrefutable influence on American indie music.
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"You have a story here, a modern-day story, of labor solidarity on an issue that is irrefutable," she said.
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"This election means that getting Brexit done is now the irrefutable, irresistible, unarguable decision of the British people," he declared.
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Let the public witness the latest irrefutable evidence that Mr. Trump puts his own ego over the country's well-being.
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Robert Redford plays a scientist who discovers irrefutable proof of the afterlife, a discovery that kicks off a rash of suicides.
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"At the end of the day, whether you like his style or not, his substance is irrefutable," Palihapitiya said of Musk.
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Even one photo out of place can seem like irrefutable proof that your new beau isn't all-in on your relationship.
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SCOTT I think we have come just about full circle, to Mr. Diesel's irrefutable observation about the Oscars' lack of relevance.
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The logic is pretty irrefutable: how are countries meant to develop if not by experiencing the game at the highest level?
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Beijing in January said it had "irrefutable" sovereignty over the disputed islands after the White House vowed to defend "international territories".
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Though constantly challenged in the male-dominated hip-hop scene, particularly on social media, Cardi's ubiquitous superstardom in rap is irrefutable.
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For those dangers, only after irrefutable evidence that people had become sick and died were steps taken to reduce dangerous conditions.
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The Russian Federal Security Service, Russia's state security agency, later said that it has "irrefutable evidence" that Ukraine provoked the incident.
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Rather than comment about that, there are some things which can be said that are definable and, in my opinion, irrefutable.
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Beijing, after a challenge from a Trump spokesman, insisted it had "irrefutable" sovereignty over disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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"The data we have is irrefutable, but we still have hope because humans can still take action," Abraham told the Guardian.
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One of Clinton's central talking points throughout this election has been her irrefutable experience in Washington and in the public sector.
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In truth, as made clear by irrefutable evidence, Russia interfered in the last election in order to help then-candidate Trump.
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And while Mr. Macierewicz claimed over the years to have "irrefutable evidence" of explosives, his experts have yet to produce it.
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But we must now come face-to-face with this painful and irrefutable reality: This war has been raging — almost continuously — in one form or another since the Soviet invasion in 1979, and it is irrefutable that American combat troops will never bring about the end of the war in Afghanistan, no matter how many decades we try.
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For example, why pay an escrow to clear a title insurance if the blockchain can automatically check it in an irrefutable way?
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But repeating it could be a subtle, almost unconscious clue for viewers to be suspicious of even a seemingly irrefutable character death.
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UK'S MAY TOLD RUSSIA'S PUTIN SHE WAS CLEAR THAT THE UK HAS IRREFUTABLE EVIDENCE THAT RUSSIA WAS BEHIND THE ATTACK - MAY'S OFFICE
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He also points out an irrefutable, if cynical fact: the longer the album, the longer fans will listen to on streaming services.
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Democrats have pointed to that strategy as irrefutable proof that Republicans have no interest in reaching across the aisle on health care.
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In fact, as the evidence mounts, his racism has become irrefutable and his willingness to insult his fellow Americans has become alarming.
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From my perspective, this report makes an irrefutable case for the need for more investments in health care and public health preparedness.
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She told The Atlantic in an interview published Sunday that she will wait for irrefutable evidence before making any moves toward impeachment.
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Josef Albers, a painter and art instructor at Black Mountain College, wrote blunt, crisp poems that have the character of irrefutable facts.
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On Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claimed to have "irrefutable evidence" that the reports of a chemical attack had been fabricated.
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But the president who answered her was the one we actually have, for whom there is only one important and irrefutable retort.
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Science ____ The last thing he'd ever want to do is defend the White House, but the facts are irrefutable, Mr. David says.
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Then it flooded out: scenes of rhapsodic childhood and unspeakable torture, painted with runny pigment and in brazen colors, impassioned, unashamed, irrefutable.
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The film he was preparing would serve as irrefutable evidence of Nazi atrocities and be shown to Germans and to the world.
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A few days ago he posted the following, irrefutable pieces of evidence that Postman Pat has sired every child in the village.
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" By Monday, nearly 200 emissaries of the Jewish Agency had signed an online letter warning of "irrefutable damage to our collective future.
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Mr. Alix alleged that there was "substantial, irrefutable evidence" that a McKinsey investment fund held an indirect stake in Alpha's secured debt.
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According to these irrefutable principles, death is hence no more than a change of form, an imperceptible passage from one existence into another.
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Forshaw said Mahmood had told police he had no need to interfere with Smith's statement as he had gathered irrefutable evidence against her.
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Amnesty International in a statement on Friday that evidence of unlawful use of force by police during the June 12 protest was "irrefutable".
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Since apparently irrefutable facts are now up for debate, we thought some of our funniest conspiracy clips would suit the tin-foil crowd.
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" He also promised "irrefutable" evidence that O'Reilly was being targeted by "far-left organizations bent on destroying [him] for political and financial reasons.
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There is, however, a small chance that the font will not hold up in court as irrefutable evidence that the documents were forgeries.
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If we fail to act now, it is scientifically irrefutable that there will be catastrophic and irreversible consequences for humanity and our planet.
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The AfD is clever at addressing real or apparent common ground with other parties' positions, to make their proposals look conventional, even irrefutable.
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The obsession with the Mueller Report and its author — bordering, in some cases, on celebrity worship — centered on the promise of irrefutable authority.
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Ali knew a certain irrefutable truth about masculinity: Make a man look agitated, make him look in the mirror and contemplate his worthiness?
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In the end, fact-checkers make excellent amateur detectives because they don't stop until reality wins -- not agendas or interpretations, but irrefutable facts.
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The political calculation will change drastically, however, if Mueller produces what prosecutors sometimes call a "head shot" -- irrefutable proof of a serious crime.
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"There is momentum, so I think that whether the federal government wants to acknowledge it or not it exists, it's irrefutable," Barnes said.
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Hartman is working from extant records, irrefutable evidence of lives lived, but stripped down in many cases to only the barest material traces.
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But then, in the months following a hastily convened meeting of physicists and mathematicians in Berkeley, California, in May 1991, the connection became irrefutable.
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This level of distrust of media figures is troubling on a broader level because it makes it harder to have people believe irrefutable facts.
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The man, a private equity firm partner, says he has "irrefutable proof" he was actually in the US at the time, the BBC reports.
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He categorically denies being the individual concerned and has irrefutable proof that he was in the United States at the time of the incident.
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Some conspiracy theories are irrefutable—the American government cannot prove, for example, that it is not storing dead aliens in a secret underground laboratory.
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This became, over the last few days, irrefutable evidence that Buttigieg was simply inventing a quarrel with the saintly veep for cheap political gain.
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But in the context of Versions and the ever-burgeoning virtual reality scene, this phrase, despite itself, bears an irrefutable, almost self-evident legitimacy.
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These are textbook examples of darkness in service of a greater good, and in Gabriel's estimation, they are irrefutable evidence of God's enduring love.
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Still it appears irrefutable that a link exists, and that nutrition and better ways of tackling and blocking will most likely not change that.
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The fake cartel deal offered Buemi a chance to make the evidence so clear and irrefutable that the M.P.S. would have to step in.
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When you reach the "just one more" level of saturation, booths that feature a single work of irrefutable power let you decompress toward departure.
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" When asked to respond to the governments response on the matter, Chase said; "100% I stand by what I said, the evidence is irrefutable.
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" In a statement to Refinery29, a representative for Rooney said, "It is irrefutable that the leaks came from one account, and one account only.
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It is not an irrefutable law of nature that just as one major tech platform begins to mature another must inevitably start its rise.
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But it seems irrefutable that the big managed care stocks are in a different kind of spiral — a profit spiral — that is twirling upward.
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Like with the bond market—we are just a few clicks away from having irrefutable evidence that the downtrend in yields has been broken.
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While his talent remains irrefutable, his Saturday night loss was as one-sided as they come, and will require some real tenacity to rebound from.
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This not only provides an irrefutable, traceable digital record, it can have all kinds of additional benefits, like reducing theft and fraud and ensuring provenance.
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Beyond the differing opinions, the truth is irrefutable: Britain's counter-terrorism machine is the envy of the world, well beyond what the EU can offer.
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"It is irrefutable that Russia hacked the DNC and interfered in our election to help elect President Trump," A DNC spokeswoman told Fox News Thursday.
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To be fair, it's highly unlikely Donald Trump will win Wisconsin, but the overall trend is irrefutable: Trump has been gaining ground on Hillary Clinton.
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Wilberg claims that Google implemented "clear and irrefutable policies" meant to exclude white and Asian men in an attempt to increase the company's overall diversity.
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Thirty years ago last month, NASA scientist James Hansen first testified before Congress noting the irrefutable relationship between growing carbon dioxide emissions and rising temperatures.
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" Ted Nugent, the rock musician and an NRA board member, also has criticized the students and said there's "irrefutable" evidence that "they have no soul.
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Russia, meanwhile, claimed Friday to be in possession of "irrefutable evidence" the alleged chemical attack was a "staged incident," according to Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
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I take these even knowing that irrefutable, scientifically established evidence for such benefits is lacking and I may be paying mightily for a placebo effect.
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Are we so deep into the post-fact era that we can't expect a Supreme Court nominee to take seriously the irrefutable evidence before him?
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is not a court of law, and the public can't expect its members to reach an irrefutable conclusion about what happened.
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" Zhang, a PhD student at Karolinska, also emphasized in an email that "our study does not provide irrefutable proof that C-sections CAUSE neuropsychiatric disorders.
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Given the task at hand and his less-than-worthy band of brothers, taking down this Warriors team would be irrefutable evidence of GOAT-manship.
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It will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and perhaps beyond, with what it has called "irrefutable" proof it has done nothing wrong.
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She has ignored irrefutable evidence of ethnic cleansing, and in so doing, has emboldened Myanmar's military to persist in committing crimes against humanity with impunity.
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Turns out a 1981 BBC miniseries presaged this exact scenario, providing further irrefutable proof that we do really live in the sickest kind of dystopia.
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Even if the Trump campaign has been building up his operation since September, it is irrefutable that Clinton's campaign has invested more resources for much longer.
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"Two of the irrefutable truths when it comes to investing are that costs matter and complexity can negatively affect returns," Schwab President and CEO Walt Bettinger.
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The American messianic impulse is based on a fundamentally irrefutable truth first observed by the Puritans: The injustices of capitalist culture cannot be reformed from within.
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While the papers agree on the broad brushstrokes and diverge on the details of how Sputnik Planitia came to be, neither analysis is complete or irrefutable.
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The blockchain would provide an irrefutable record of each transaction as the drug moved along the supply chain, giving authorities and participants an easy audit trail.
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Perhaps foremost, though, the shock stemmed from the fact that even confronted by seemingly irrefutable video evidence, African-Americans couldn't expect protection from the justice system.
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Clinton was "extremely careless" in using a private email address and server in her duties as secretary of state is irrefutable, and her conduct deserves censure.
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Ms. Peyser's case for Mr. Gershwin was also skewered, and with a redemptive paperback edition in mind, she set out to buttress it with irrefutable DNA.
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"These poor children, I'm afraid to say this and it hurts me to say this, but the evidence is irrefutable, they have no soul," he added.
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Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow has "irrefutable information that it was another fabrication," after inspection by Russian chemical experts, according to The Associated Press.
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The researchers surveyed 743 respondents and asked if they believed there was irrefutable evidence that the Earth is getting hotter, and how to describe climate change.
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She led them to the dentistry room, still stocked with its tools, reclining chair — and Hitler's dental X-rays, "irrefutable evidence that Hitler was dead," Rzhevskaya wrote.
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Even the most laughable predictions in this latest federal government report are regurgitated by the press as if irrefutable truths handed down from God on stone tablets.
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But what is clear is the Mueller report provided both sides with irrefutable evidence that their beliefs are sound, even though these views are 180 degrees apart.
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Gay people were nothing but sexually depraved creatures of lust, the preachers preached, until the AIDS crisis of the 1980s demonstrated the irrefutable depths of their humanity.
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Knowing that their children have irrefutable access to all the legal privileges of citizenship causes parents to invest more in both their children and their chosen countries.
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Its foreign ministry said China has irrefutable sovereignty over the Spratlys and that necessary defensive deployments were for national security needs and not aimed at any country.
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" In her piece, Wollstein wrote that "such expressions imply that not using aggressive physical action to secure Ariel's sexual submission makes Eric weak — an irrefutable scaredy-cat.
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In the face of powerful influences, how can you locate and hold onto that original, irrefutable spark of self, your free will, your character, even your soul?
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The judges at a provincial court in Madrid found there was irrefutable evidence to show that Eduardo Vela, 85, was involved in the abduction of Ms. Madrigal.
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He was handsome in an irrefutable and yet somehow unserious fashion, like a life-size Ken doll or a proof-of-concept for an Aryan eugenic ideal.
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The use of the 'smart contracts' created by blockchain technology allows for the irrefutable, certainty of the origin of any product produced or trader around the world.
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China says the United States is to blame for tensions by repeatedly sending warships close to Chinese-held islands, and that China's sovereignty in the area is irrefutable.
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"The investigation has irrefutable proof that Nadiya Savchenko ... personally planned, personally recruited, personally gave instructions about how to commit a terrorist act here, in this chamber," Lutsenko said.
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Killing Eve's big Konstantin reveal arrives in the very last scene of "Neat," after Eve and Carolyn have found irrefutable evidence Villanelle is alive and murdering yet again.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged the United States on Tuesday to act and speak cautiously on the South China Sea, saying China has irrefutable sovereignty over the Spratly Islands.
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It's more like irrefutable evidence that you are two poles of the same axis, joint protagonists, even if not always visibly so, in whatever story you'll ever tell.
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China says the United States is to blame for tension by repeatedly sending warships close to Chinese-held islands, and that China's sovereignty in the area is irrefutable.
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And there is irrefutable evidence that Russia meddled in the 2016 election, and our intelligence agencies are on high alert for any attempts to interfere in the midterms.
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There was simply no way to maintain it when the statements of White House staff are likely to be made public this year in direct and irrefutable contradiction.
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"Homeland: Iraq Year Zero" is both an irrefutable proof of that statement and a nagging reminder that the statement is insufficient to address the ultimate tragedy of war.
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" Nebenzia was echoing Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who said in a Friday news conference that Russia has "irrefutable evidence" the alleged chemical attack in Syria was "staged.
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If the blockchain is an immutable and irrefutable record then it suggests it would be a good place to manage identity, but there remain a range of opinions.
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In a shocking twist of events, Mashable has discovered conclusive, irrefutable evidence that Donald Trump is, in fact, a member of the Lannister house from Game of Thrones.
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Well, considering the fact that Bellator is MMA's irrefutable second-strongest organization, it should come as little surprise that this is where St-Pierre's options are most numerous.
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Our best hope may lie in the emergence of irrefutable evidence of further presidential crimes, enough to finally test the tolerance of at least some fraction of Republicans.
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The foreign ministry said China has irrefutable sovereignty over the Spratly Islands and that its necessary defensive deployments were for national security needs and not aimed at any country.
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Although historically reluctant to fully acknowledge the scope of the problem, let alone take adequate steps to correct it, these groups are now faced with irrefutable and inescapable facts.
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There's the famous family, the wardrobe, the ability to rock every single hair and lip color under the sun and now, actual, irrefutable proof that seasons don't affect her.
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However, these brands need to respect certain set irrefutable laws of retail physics: exit caps, modest multiples and price erosion in the face of slowing growth and increasing competition.
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What is irrefutable now is that Tobin walking away with a $500 gift card to eat donuts and drink coffee, and a lifelong commitment to another human being. Congratulations.
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"We have irrefutable evidence that this was another staged incident and the special services of one state at the forefront of the Russophobic campaign were at play," Lavrov claimed.
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Merkel is never hasty, waiting and testing public sentiment as long as possible before making a decision -- and then when she does, it is final, irrefutable and beyond question.
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Calmly dissecting white America's unceasing claim that they aren't intelligent or civilized enough for full citizenship, those scholars are the irrefutable answer, still in plain sight after 400 years.
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Over time, the evidence grew more irrefutable that by abandoning gun control, Democrats were trying to placate voters they had already lost, while slighting the voters they were attracting.
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That's a subjective test in many ways, but it's simply irrefutable that Clinton was and still is a more reserved and traditional public speaker than Sanders or President Trump.
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Now oncologists have irrefutable evidence that genomic testing of breast cancer tissue removed after surgery can help guide decisions to spare chemotherapy in up to 2628 percent of patients.
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Two leading human rights lawyers challenged the accord, and the court ruled Monday that there was "irrefutable evidence" that the islands' sovereignty belonged to Egypt, according to Reuters news agency.
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" Celebrity: Ariana GrandeWhile speaking to Complex, Ariana Grande—who is also well acquainted with demons—became another celebrity to offer that irrefutable alien logic: "Of course [I believe in aliens].
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China claims "irrefutable" sovereignty over most of the South China Sea and the islands in it, and accuses the United States of raising military tension with its navy presence there.
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Unless there is irrefutable evidence of Trump himself committing a crime, which even his some of sharpest critics admit is unlikely, the Mueller report alone will not bring Trump down.
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In an interview with The Atlantic published Sunday she said that she wants to see irrefutable evidence before she launches an impeachment effort so that Republicans would be on board.
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And Carrie Severino, the chief counsel and policy director of the conservative Judicial Crisis Network, deemed it wishful thinking that Democrats would uncover irrefutable evidence of perjury by Justice Kavanaugh.
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TV shows and movies are a rare form of atemporality, and in an ever-changing, always-on world, spoilers feel irrefutable — sheer access to them gives the illusion of control.
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A rapidly melting Arctic, rising sea levels, the spread of super storms and globally erratic weather patterns are just a few examples of how climate change is irrefutable and destabilizing.
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Despite decades of irrefutable evidence of the dangers of asbestos, action to protect the public from asbestos-related lung cancer, mesothelioma and other deadly diseases has been weak and slow.
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If it were up to me, I would hike the Pacific Crest Trail, like Cheryl Strayed in "Wild," but, as irrefutable evidence shows, I am weak, and scared of bugs.
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We have to try to tell a comprehensive story faithfully while at the same time zeroing in on the criminal charges where we think the evidence is decisive and irrefutable.
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Driven by the lilt of the blues (ghosted in the buried rhymes of books/looks, concern/earn, blue/new, cracked/black), the layers multiply and intersect with sad, irrefutable logic.
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Law & Order can't solve all of the mysteries that haunt this case, and its interpretations of events is by no means irrefutable, but it is finally asking all the right questions. ●
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Every Soviet gold was trumpeted by their propaganda machine as "irrefutable proof of the superiority of socialist cultures over the decaying culture of the capitalist states," as one typical example read.
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Though the Brit's station as an upper-tier middleweight was irrefutable, he was never quite able to earn himself a title shot, and so a bout with Silva always eluded him.
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For those hoping that the Mueller investigation could lead to some kind of universally irrefutable evidence of either guilt or innocence for the Trump campaign, they're going to have to wait.
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I don't have direct, irrefutable proof of any of these contentions, only extrapolation based upon what little we know of the man's fortunes that can be gleaned from the public record.
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Beginning with the sparse turnout at his inauguration, which White House staff insisted was a vast throng, Trump has practiced denial like a champion even in the face of irrefutable facts.
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Environmentalists hope that standoff will eventually tilt their way as the evidence of climate-induced risks grows more irrefutable and clean energy industries increase their economic clout, even in red states.
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In the real world, authenticating someone is easily done by checking something the person already has -- a credit card, a driver's license, a passport -- to serve as irrefutable proof of their identity.
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In its latest client analysis, provided to Gizmodo, the firm explains:Against these arguments, however, stands the irrefutable history that T-Mobile has done very well on its own, thank you very much.
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" Varathan added, "The simple fact is that for all the pessimism (some justified), China is set to remain the world's irrefutable growth engine; with any other country or region a far second.
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BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China said on Tuesday it had "irrefutable" sovereignty over disputed islands in the South China Sea after the White House vowed to defend "international territories" in the strategic waterway.
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And there's irrefutable evidence that her opposition research effort on Trump — one that inspired an FBI probe — was carried out by people who got information from Russia and were consorting with Russians.
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As always, do whatever you want, but these are irrefutable facts: hi-top sneakers (Jordans, et al) look best on alert, energetic young hustlers, like how you were when you were 22.
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This news supports recent irrefutable scientific evidence presented by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) showing that the planet is in the midst of unprecedented human-caused environmental damage.
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And now we have irrefutable proof they were complicit in a Department of Justice (DOJ) "media leak strategy" and aware of other government entities that were "leaking like mad" to the press.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Modern technology has revealed an irrefutable, if unpopular, truth: many of the statues, reliefs, and sarcophagi created in the ancient Western world were in fact painted.
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"Finding 75 original pieces is historic and could offer irrefutable proof of the presence of top leaders who escaped from Nazi Germany," Cohen told the AP. Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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The clearest and most irrefutable example of Trump's danger to our country was revealed at the last debate when he threatened to put Hillary Clinton in jail if he won the Presidency.
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But this much seems clear: The moment calls for some sort of hyperfactual counterinsurgency that treats every false meme as a baby Hitler to be killed in its crib with irrefutable facts.
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The world changes now upon us are irrefutable evidence that the visions of the elders were no mere superstition, but an intuitive depth charge from the deepest part of the human psyche.
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Although it is not possible to prove conclusively that nefarious parties influenced the 2016 U.S. presidential election outcome, it would be a mistake to wait for irrefutable proof of harm to act.
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The Surgeon General's Advisory: Marijuana Use and the Developing Brain is based on extensive and irrefutable scientific evidence that no amount of marijuana during pregnancy or adolescence is known to be safe.
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The court's decision was based on "irrefutable evidence" as well as local and international practices which removed any doubt that the islands' sovereignty belonged to Egypt alone, state news agency MENA said.
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I'm going to believe this same Donald Trump who urged Russia to interfere with an American election, because to believe otherwise, without irrefutable evidence, is a pretty damn horrific thing to imagine.
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China says its expansion of islets in the South China Sea is for peaceful purposes only and it can, in any case, do what it wants, as it has irrefutable sovereignty there.
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Lobbyists and former Republican staffers thought the irrefutable failure of the Senate's own repeal-and-replace bill on Tuesday night suggested no similar plan could be revived in conference and hope to pass.
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President Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen has outlined in documents he will provide during testimony to the House Oversight Committee Wednesday allegations he says offer "irrefutable" proof that Trump had committed "illicit acts" .
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Why in the world, then, would the former FBI director go give false testimony about them, if he's well aware there could be irrefutable evidence contradicting his claims and exposing him to prosecution?
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The ledger technology, which allows you to track bitcoin transactions in an immutable, irrefutable record that can also be applied to a number of scenarios for tracking virtually anything of value including content.
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Over a series of furious emails that night, they decided that the best approach they could take was scientific: They would collect data — irrefutable evidence — on the numbers of male and female speakers.
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When out shooting a round with our beloved dough boy commander in chief, the Prime Minister of Japan found himself pulled in by the irrefutable gravity of the bunker, and took a spill.
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Diplomats said it was expected that the United States would present what the Trump administration has described as irrefutable evidence that the surveillance drone was operating in international airspace when Iran targeted it.
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Despite irrefutable scientific evidence calling out the dangers of asbestos, 2 million tons of the carcinogen are exported every year to the developing world, where it's often handled with little to no regulation.
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Regardless of what people think of Snowden, it is irrefutable that, without others like him, a tremendous amount of our government's failures and atrocities would go unseen (as untold scores likely already do).
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While evidence that this week's sieges were carried out by Iranian Kurds is becoming irrefutable, the Iranian authorities are typically reluctant to admit to having homegrown terrorists or to reveal their ethnic backgrounds.
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It always knew it would "need to seek out an independent body and process to impartially consider the comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence in support of its position," it said in a statement.
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Taken together, and as three esteemed constitutional law scholars have testified, the facts present an irrefutable case that the President committed impeachable offenses and a pattern of abuses that support an urgent approach.
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"The evidence is irrefutable – the Myanmar security forces are setting northern Rakhine state ablaze in a targeted campaign to push the Rohingya people out of Myanmar," said Tirana Hassan, the group's crisis response director.
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Yet in the late 1950s and early 1960s, a handful of physicists began producing irrefutable evidence of CP symmetry violation, which would imply that the laws of physics were different for matter and antimatter.
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Using financial records, Mr. Gatti makes a seemingly irrefutable case that Ms. Raja is the author of the books that made the name Elena Ferrante famous around the world, including her four Neapolitan novels.
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I am not without a rooting interest in all this, I should admit, but the feeling of watching Duncan's airtight and irrefutable disproof of magic was the saddest I've been as a basketball fan.
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" The club said it had provided "a comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence" to Leterme and his team, and, as it has throughout the investigation, reiterated that the "accusation of financial irregularities remains entirely false.
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The irrefutable fact here is that music makes everything better, and to turn up the volume wherever you go, you need a compact and portable speaker with enough power to deliver where it counts.
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Screenshot: Google+Despite the irrefutable success of Google's flagship social media network, a great tragedy has befallen Google+, because this weekend, Google France says it is shutting down its own page on Google+ for good.
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China's Defence Ministry said a Chinese naval ship had been sent to warn the U.S. vessel to leave and that Beijing had irrefutable sovereignty over the South China Sea islands and the waters around them.
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And more recently, with the implementation of smart contracts, code that is shared across the whole blockchain to execute conditionally with irrefutable results, we have the possibility to tokenize many new financial constructs on blockchains.
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"These unique fossils provide irrefutable evidence that a member of the rail family colonised the atoll, most likely from Madagascar, and became flightless independently on each occasion," lead researcher Julian Hume said in a statement.
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" The authors use stronger language in the paper itself, concluding that the "WISE image of the Milky Way bulge shows that the X-shaped nature of the Milky Way bulge is self-evident and irrefutable.
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I will continue to make the civil libertarian argument that the government should not be testing the morality of its citizens by asking questions to which it already knows the answer and has irrefutable evidence.
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Early in the fourth quarter of an NBA game between the Phoenix Suns and the Washington Wizards Tuesday night, we finally got irrefutable evidence from a beloved primate that Vice-President Mike Pence is right.
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A photo tweeted by the Russian Ministry of Defense Tuesday as "irrefutable" proof that the United States has allied with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria turned out to be from a video game.
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These austere, reverent dispatches from Europe are like scenes from an alternate timeline, one in which a generation of irrefutable musical geniuses was granted the respect it deserved, instead of fighting for life and livelihood.
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They would provide more comprehensive health care, invest in our education system and, critically, affirm the very real, irrefutable climate change and make an energy policy that protects our citizens and the world for years.
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Scripture became the irrefutable guide to everything from the meaning of fossils to the interpretation of archaeological findings in the Middle East, a "storehouse of facts," as the 19th-century theologian Charles Hodge put it.
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And although we previously knew of the black hole in Messier 87, the photo offers irrefutable proof that it exists — and astrologers are considering what that could mean for their field, especially considering its massive size.
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On "Special Report with Bret Baier," a Fox News program on which he regularly appeared, his fellow panel members would sometimes sit in stunned silence following an argument he had made that seemed to them irrefutable.
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In late May 1945, two weeks after receiving the irrefutable evidence of Hitler's demise, Stalin was personally spinning crazy conspiracy theories about the despot's submarine escape to Japan during delicate negotiations with US envoy Harry Hopkins.
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LOS ANGELES — Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch is TV's most perfect manifestation of "old-man strength" — the scientifically irrefutable, universally accepted and not-at-all-male-mythologized fact that dudes get stronger, quicker and craftier past age 33.
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Commentators who spend too much time inside the Beltway echo chamber and too little time out in the real world have been missing this irrefutable fact for the better part of the post-Cold War era.
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But Trump loves nothing more than to deny the undeniable, to show that he can alone can overcome market economics, factual information and irrefutable science through sheer lies and political manipulation, no matter who gets hurt.
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Although one can argue with his individual conclusions, the overarching observations regarding the dangers of "the content trap" seem irrefutable — particularly in light of last year's breathtaking record of more than 400 scripted original television series.
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Keeping the arts alive: There irrefutable evidence that the arts play a huge role in brain development, but teaching kids how to be creative isn't at the top of the agenda in the American education system.
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This testing shows there is clear and irrefutable science to move forward with a strong federal rule that will protect the thousands of sea turtles and fish that are needlessly killed in this fishery every year.
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Some may hesitate to say that the American presidency was stolen, but it is irrefutable that the integrity of our democratic process was injured when the sanctity of what we considered uncorrupted self-determination was assaulted.
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"What we are seeing with the evolution of the glacier is irrefutable proof of global warming and climate change and the toppling of an entire ecosystem," Macron said in a speech after going up the glacier.
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Though Mendes remains an irrefutable member of the featherweight top-5, he's currently neck deep in the first two-fight losing streak of his long career, having lost to Conor McGregor and Frankie Edgar in 2015.
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Then when the police officer in question is found not guilty despite what Bow calls irrefutable evidence to the contrary, anger and confusion crash into each other, and the characters find themselves filled with helpless frustration.
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The ministry said China has irrefutable sovereignty over the South China Sea islands and the waters around them, and the situation there is progressing well thanks to the hard work of China and countries in Southeast Asia.
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I am talking about the state of today's Republican Party, which lacks the courage and integrity to remove Trump in the absence of irrefutable audiotaped or videotaped evidence (such as the Nixon tapes in the Watergate crisis).
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In the first of a series of Brexit speeches by government ministers, Johnson said the benefits of being in the EU's single market and customs union were "nothing like as conspicuous or irrefutable" as their supporters argue.
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This is a man who has referred to a seemingly endless list of fighters as the undeniable, irrefutable, no-bones-about-it Greatest of All Time—a title that can only be really owned by one fighter.
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On Thursday, Leeann Tweeden of KABC Radio posted what appears to be irrefutable evidence: a photo of Franken, a former comedian, smiling and looking directly at the camera as he seemingly groped her breasts while she slept.
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But a 218 international review of recent neonaticide studies published in Aggression and Violent Behavior finds "denial of pregnancy"—the belief that one is not pregnant until the evidence is an irrefutable infant—is actually quite common.
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French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking at a press conference in India, also warned Syria that it would carry out targeted strikes if it found "irrefutable evidence" that chemical weapons were being used to kill civilians, Reuters reported.
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Como si tuviera que pasar siempre un siglo y medio para que una ficción especulativa creada por una escritora fuera reconocida por su importancia, hasta 1969 no volvemos a tener otro clásico irrefutable, es decir, luminoso, visible.
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The summary transcript of his conversation with Zelenskiy, and the whistleblower report that first alerted members of Congress to its existence, contain irrefutable evidence that he attempted to enlist a foreign power to aid his reelection campaign.
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CHAMONIX, France (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday the melting of Mont Blanc's main glacier is irrefutable proof of global warming, as he sought to burnish his environmentalist credentials ahead of municipal elections next month.
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They do this by building a trusted network of people, machines and applications on the blockchain, which creates an irrefutable connection among these different entities and prevents anyone who has not been given explicit permission from gaining access.
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Despite net neutrality's irrefutable popularity among Americans, S.B. 822 was—and continues to be—fiercely and stealthily opposed by the industry it seeks to rein in, unshackled this year by the Trump administration and its anti-regulatory blindfire.
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Yes, Congress must take swift action, but true progress will depend on new policies that are guided by the irrefutable medical evidence — and not the bias and stigma that has traditionally permeated the debate and government decision-making.
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While Trump continues to deny the irrefutable connection between carbon dioxide emissions and climate change, peer-reviewed studies show that increased temperatures due to global warming made Hurricane Harvey and other storms last year more powerful and expensive.
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Albee has unsparingly considered subjects outside the average theatergoer's comfort zone: the capacity for sadism and violence within American society; the fluidness of human identity; the dangerous irrationality of sexual attraction and, always, the irrefutable presence of death.
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We're not saying we have irrefutable evidence of what this phenomenon is about, we simply want to present our results and increase public awareness, especially that of the mainstream so they can take this topic much more seriously.
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Debate over U.S. strategy in Afghanistan will continue for some time, but this much is irrefutable: For Afghanistan to be a peaceful nation, more work must be done to improve security, and promote political, social and economic development.
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From Asian Americans who won citizenship after serving in Europe in World War I to African Americans who won support for civil rights after returning from World War II, military service created an almost irrefutable case for citizenship.
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While Dávila's Instagram images don't necessarily prove that she had professional help during the competition, Gravitt tells Refinery29 that the organization found what it considers irrefutable evidence of such help in a social media post from Dávila's nail tech.
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It transforms what should be a serious accusation made only on the basis of irrefutable evidence into little more than a tool in the left's political bag of tricks, a way to undermine their opponents with the ultimate smear.
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As well as ranking among America's poorest and most violent cities, Flint is now known as a place where the government poisons its citizens with brown, foul-smelling water—and then lies about it until the evidence is irrefutable.
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IBM has been working to build large enterprise projects blockchain and today they offered an irrefutable example that they have dubbed TrustChain, a blockchain that proves the provenance of jewelry by following the supply chain from mine to store.
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This was the moment when it became irrefutable that some of the very foundations of the postwar world and the spread of liberal democracy — free trade, free markets, more open borders, fact-based debate, ever greater integration — had collapsed.
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The noncombatants targeted by Assad were almost all Sunni, members of the country's majority population, and so his actions plausibly fit the legal definition of genocide, which Power described in her first book as an irrefutable call to action.
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Yet out of all the curiosities encountered during their cultural expedition, a chance piece of trash — ordinary, irrefutable evidence of the tumultuous changes their own bodies are undergoing — proves to be the most monstrous, provoking that primal reaction: violence.
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Nowadays, any politician who fails to grasp that irrefutable, vital link between culture and the economy deserves to be given the boot (with a fine, handcrafted Texan snip-toe) into those dry, far-away pastures where only tumbleweed roams.
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However, the data is irrefutable: The US is home to more firearms than adults; more people own guns here than in any other nation; and the US is also host to more gun deaths per capita than any other advanced country.
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Though he's long been rumored to be plotting a return to competition, which could unfold any number of ways, his accolades as the greatest welterweight in the sport's history makes his status as a future Hall-of-Famer pretty much irrefutable.
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"These unique fossils provide irrefutable evidence that a member of the rail family colonized the atoll, most likely from Madagascar, and became flightless independently on each occasion," Julian Hume, the lead researcher from the Natural History Museum, said in a statement.
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If you think about the blockchain, it's really just a fancy new database, one where you have to ensure that the data going in is correct or you face having bad data in a system that is supposedly immutable and irrefutable.
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" In the July 24, 2015, interview, Giampietro also said that it was "irrefutable" that children are best raised by a heterosexual couple, appeared to refer to same-sex relationships as "troubled," and called the birth control pill an "assault on nature.
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And we spoke to the leadership of Saudi Arabia, I personally spoke to the Crown Prince, and as I understood my interlocutor, Saudi Arabia is striving to get irrefutable evidence of one or another country being involved into these events.
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" The rules of the terrorist watchlist system — namely who could be watched and why — were quietly expanded in 2013 under the Obama administration, authorizing "a secret process that requires neither "concrete facts" nor "irrefutable evidence," an investigation by the Intercept found.
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The new experiment shows that, in a quantum world, two people can end up disagreeing about a seemingly irrefutable result, such as the outcome of a coin toss, suggesting something is amiss with the assumptions we make about quantum reality.
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Making "hijrah" [migration] to the Islamic State would have offered her irrefutable proof that she was now on the inside and living her faith with an intensity that would put her beyond the reproach of, in her mind, the truly righteous.
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In the case of Bellator's pickup of Henderson, however, the UFC has responded in the strongest possible way; reeling Overeem and Sterling back in as quickly as they left and reasserting themselves as the sport's irrefutable major league in the process.
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The economic case for universal, single-payer healthcare has long been irrefutable, and the fact that we pay twice as much per person for healthcare as the average high-income country and have worse health outcomes is a constant reminder.
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But the social implications are irrefutable and seeing Heimdall frozen by Loki and then fighting to slowly free himself while still able to see the destruction taking place, is an uncomfortable and yet suffocating reality that many black people know well.
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LONG-TERM SIEGE Armed with what they say will be irrefutable evidence of fraud and their principal grievance — that Navalny was unfairly barred from standing — Navalny's supporters plan post-election protests demanding the election is re-run and Navalny included.
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"Here we have this powerful, irrefutable, undeniable evidence," Mr. Friedman told the guests on Sunday, who included Israeli and American diplomats and lawmakers, the billionaire Republican donors Sheldon and Miriam Adelson, and Sara Netanyahu, wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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We cannot ignore the simple truth that this base is unmoved by the irrefutable evidence that Mr. Trump, among other character flaws, is a proven liar and dangerous egomaniac and is the most unfit and unqualified president in our history.
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Some officials said they have come to believe the cruise missiles were launched from Iran, but others familiar with the intelligence noted that the evidence is not yet irrefutable, and Tehran has taken steps to obscure the origin of the strike.
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One source familiar with the case said extortion felt like a weaker charge when Campbell was acting with the FBI's blessing and that the evidence of money laundering that Campbell documented through secret accounts in Latvia and Cyprus was irrefutable.
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Then this year I read John Pfaff's book and articles showing, with evidence that seems to me irrefutable — and taking a shot or two at me along the way — that however horrific the epidemic might be, these were not its cause.
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"These unique fossils provide irrefutable evidence that a member of the rail family colonized the atoll, most likely from Madagascar, and became flightless independently on each occasion," the study's lead author, Julian Hume of London's Natural History Museum, added in a statement.
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I'm reluctant to label The Discovery as science fiction, even though Netflix's new drama has what sounds like a classic Isaac Asimov premise: a scientist has found irrefutable evidence that after death, the human spirit goes somewhere; he's just not sure where.
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The newspaper's claims of irrefutable evidence that the 2015 study was based on misleading, unverified data, contributing to world leaders being duped, "went much further than the concerns which Dr. Bates had detailed in his blog or in the interview," the IPSO found.
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One of the most staggering and irrefutable facts about the Big Mac is that there is nothing in the world that tastes quite like a Big Mac, and yet it is successfully replicated an estimated 2.4 million times per day around the globe.
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Later, the leader of the replicant resistance almost quotes the title of Adrienne Riche's famed feminist text Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Experience, when she tells Ryan Gosling's K that to be "born of woman" is the irrefutable proof of one's humanity.
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In the first of a series of speeches by government ministers meant to flesh out such a vision, Johnson said the benefits of being in the EU's single market and customs union were "nothing like as conspicuous or irrefutable" as their supporters argue.
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Guess what, it doesn't matter, because I just brought up Spygate, and I will now use that to transition into all the extremely valid and irrefutable reasons why you should be ashamed of yourself for even considering rooting for this putrid franchise.
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" The letter, signed by Senators Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Ron Wyden of Oregon and others, quoted a 2009 advertisement signed by Mr. Trump calling climate change "scientifically irrefutable," with "catastrophic and irreversible consequences for humanity and our planet.
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Greek officials said last week that Athens told Moscow on July 6 that it would expel two diplomats, and bar two other Russian citizens from entering the country, because of "irrefutable evidence" that Russia was trying to meddle in the Macedonia deal.
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And by using social media, he can block out the noise and the media narratives about how he is one of the least popular presidents in modern history, instead showing with seemingly irrefutable photographic evidence that he commands a large, enthusiastic following.
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Though the Ukrainian government quickly concluded that a missile had downed the plane, killing all 176 people aboard, it refrained from public criticism of Tehran until its investigative team on the ground had found irrefutable proof, including shrapnel holes in the plane's fuselage.
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At the same time, it is reliably progressive on social and environmental issues, with residents favoring the legalization of recreational marijuana and embracing climate change as an irrefutable fact at a higher rate than people nationwide, according to a Yale University study.
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Today we have access to irrefutable data — double- and triple-checked and verified — yet the facts are questioned by millions of people who reject the findings of experts and instead rely on their own sources of information and dubious interpretations of research.
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I've witnessed a generation of striving entrepreneurs join the three-comma club and instantly transform into superheroes of the global order, celebrated from the Bay Area to Beijing for what's taken to be their obvious and irrefutable wisdom about anything and everything.
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But Elmo seems to have succeeded where irrefutable evidence of the undead hordes about to annihilate the entire living population of Westeros (which apparently, includes Sesame Street somewhere) failed, convincing Cersei and Tyrion to try to put aside their differences and respect each other.
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Think about the last time Jaime and Cersei were together prior to this episode, at the end of season seven: Cersei had just seen irrefutable proof that the undead were real, and that the army of the dead was coming for all of humanity.
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On Tuesday morning, President Trump tweeted at "Fox & Friends" and incorrectly accused the Obama administration of releasing 122 Guantanamo Bay prisoners, as sure a sign as any that facts and irrefutable evidence are but a construct when there's a larger point to be made.
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The pathologists proved at the autopsy table that the abrasion collar at the back of Kennedy's neck and the beveling of his skull provided irrefutable evidence that the bullets traveled from rear to front, meaning that there was only one shooter — Lee Harvey Oswald.
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On Thursday, human rights group Amnesty International released analysis of active fire-detection data, satellite imagery, photographs and videos from Myanmar, that they insist offers irrefutable evidence of a government-backed "scorched-earth policy" intended to rid the country of its minority Rohingya population.
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Here it is obvious that art, as an investment tool for "hereditary heirs […] primarily from established art-collecting families with their own private museums," isn't simply symbolic of the economy's subjugation by the financial elite, but rather, in itself, an irrefutable engine of that subjugation.
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City has vented in public at every step of the subsequent investigation into the accusations, raging that "irrefutable" evidence was being ignored, that UEFA, the governing body for soccer in Europe, was not running a fair or impartial process, that the outcome was predetermined.
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Another Republican lobbyist described it as the "show them a body" strategy to me a few weeks ago: Better to have an irrefutable end to the issue than leave it open-ended and risk conservative and White House pressure to keep working on health care.
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"An irrefutable icon, Britney Spears has entertained the world while also embodying the spirit of GLAAD's Vanguard Award by speaking out on significant issues that face her fans – from the Dream Act to anti-transgender bills in Texas," says Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD.
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"An irrefutable icon, Britney Spears has entertained the world while also embodying the spirit of GLAAD's Vanguard Award by speaking out on significant issues that face her fans – from the Dream Act to anti-transgender bills in Texas," said President and CEO of GLAAD, Sarah Kate Ellis.
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In a country that was ruled after 1948 by a government that needed to control information—to "distort, suppress and pummel it" in order to preserve the regime, as one commentator wrote—the photograph-as-witness became the clincher, an irrefutable way of speaking truth to power.
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On this episode of the VICE Guide to Comics, VICE's art editor Nick Gazin dives into the storied Japanese art form of manga to guide people past some common misconceptions and toward an irrefutable, completely objective list of the top five manga comics of all time.
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U.S. officials told Fox News that the two countries do have an extradition treaty and that the matter has been looked into by the Department of Justice, yet the Turks have not been able to provide irrefutable evidence that Gulen was indeed behind the botched operation.
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"IDC extends our deepest gratitude to Secretary Kerry and to the Obama administration for carefully reviewing the overwhelming evidence of the genocide against Christians, Yazidis, Shia Muslims and other religious minorities and for proclaiming the irrefutable truth that the crimes they have suffered constitute genocide," Baaklini said.
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But everybody that signed off on that warrant signed off on unverified, uncorroborated Russian lies that were literally designed to really steal an election after they rigged an investigation into what is irrefutable crimes incontrovertible evidence of obstruction and violation of the Patriot Act by Hillary.
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The trial dragged on for almost two years and was one of the first to establish a clear, irrefutable line between the Sicilian Mafia, which was processing Turkish morphine in Palermo, and the Bonanno crime family in New York City, which oversaw distribution across North America.
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Dr. Son has said the historical evidence of Vietnam's maritime claims is so irrefutable that the government should mount a legal challenge to China's activities in waters around some of the sea's disputed islands, as the Philippines successfully did in a case that ended in 2016.
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There can be little doubt, however, which craft more truly changed the world, and Moore has written a book that makes the case for his little ship both compelling and irrefutable — and offers up besides an immense treasure trove of fact-filled and highly readable fun.
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BeIN Media Group said this week that tests carried out by three technology firms had revealed what it called "irrefutable proof" of its long-held position linking the beoutQ signal to the satellite provider Arabsat, a Riyadh-based company in which Saudi Arabia is the largest investor.
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"Our client has been wrongly implicated in this matter; he categorically denies being the individual concerned and has irrefutable proof that he was in the United States at the time of the incident," the law firm, Duncan Lewis Solicitors, said in a statement released on Twitter.
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That and the "loosely" label means the show has the freedom to take a few creative liberties to add a little extra drama, but the facts of Wright's case are already compelling on their own — each an irrefutable, startling example of the flawed U.S. legal system.
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At a moment when government arts subsidies are again under siege in the United States, "Sunday in the Park With George," directed with blood-racing immediacy by Sarna Lapine, makes an emotionally irrefutable case for the importance of seeing through the awakening gaze of the artist.
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STEIN: Well, if you've been paying attention to politics for the last, you know, 230 years, it would not have shocked you, but what was amazing was that there it was, you know, in irrefutable colors, you know, there on paper, or there on your computer screen.
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The absolute truths of my girlhood crumbled when I watched Carl Sagan's 13-part "Cosmos" series in graduate school — a program that included an overview of evolution which made it verboten for me as a kid, but whose logic made irrefutable sense to me as an adult.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller unveiled a trove of documents on Friday showing what he said was "irrefutable evidence" that President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort violated a court gag order by ghost-writing an opinion piece designed to improve his public image.
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The ruling Al-Thani family has collected modern Arab art for decades, and the Duke University–educated Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, an irrefutable queen of the world's major art sales rooms, has brought a succession of blockbuster exhibitions of Western art to Doha.
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Ironically, the libertarian dreamers who conceived of Bitcoin and its brethren imagined a world of "trustlessness," in which you didn't have to assess the reputation of the counterparty in any transaction, or any middleman institution, because the whole process was guaranteed by the blockchain's irrefutable, crypto-secured record.
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Yet it also seems to rise above such irrefutable sources of collective misery, to invite us into a mood of convivial enjoyment, to accept the terrible things that have happened, and perhaps even suggest that there is also a spirit of acknowledgement and reconciliation which might yet bind us.
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With his startlingly poetic collages, experiments in primal phonetics, ground-breaking immersive Merzbau sculptures (pre-dating today's multimedia installations by over 80 years) and his, as yet unrealized, dream of the Gesamtkunstwerk: the total synaesthetic work of art, his irrefutable influence has suffused every area of creative expression.
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But the real reason for his eventual removal is obvious and irrefutable: Trump sees two federal criminal investigations—one led by special counsel Robert Mueller in Washington, the other by career prosecutors at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan—as a dire threat to him and his inner circle.
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In spite of nearly irrefutable evidence of Russia's military intervention, including a recently released video by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe showing a Russian military convoy crossing the border between Russia and Ukraine, the authorities in Moscow have steadfastly denied any military role in the conflict.
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"We now possess irrefutable evidence tying Qatar to this unlawful attack on, and espionage directed against, a prominent United States citizen within the territory of the United States," Lee S. Wolosky, a lawyer for Mr. Broidy, wrote this week in a letter to the Qatari ambassador in Washington.
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Mr. Bellquist denied being the man in the video, and his lawyers released a statement saying that their client had been wrongly implicated and that there was "irrefutable proof" that he was in the United States during the time of the incident, which took place on May 5.
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The Communist government once flatly dismissed reports on the mass detentions of as many as one million Muslims as fabrications, but since evidence of the camps has become irrefutable, it has stepped up attempts to defend its actions as justifiable steps to stamp out a national security threat.
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Still, backers of Judge Gorsuch have used the claim of a unanimous vote in 2006 as a weapon against the 12 Democrats who were serving then and remain in the Senate now, citing it as irrefutable evidence of hypocrisy if they ultimately oppose his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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He first landed on authorities' radar with an October 2014 performance entitled "Animal Farm for Christmas," for which he intended to release two live pigs emblazoned with the words "Fidel" and "Raul" on their backs into Parque Central — an irrefutable violation of the unspoken government policy on artistic works.
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"Finding 75 original pieces is historic and could offer irrefutable proof of the presence of top leaders [in Argentina] who escaped from Nazi Germany," DAIA president Ariel Cohen Sabban told AP. After WWII, South America became a refuge for former high-ranking Nazis to avoid being tried for war crimes.
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"As for the allegations that the U.S. government has irrefutable proof that we interfered with the electoral campaign, I have to say, once again, that we have not seen any facts, even hints at facts," Lavrov said, adding that the Kremlin has not been shown any evidence despite many requests.
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They have retreated to the defense that there is no irrefutable evidence of a direct quid pro quo — as if anyone would be foolish enough to send an email that said "Pay Bill $85033,000 for a speech and I will make sure things go your way with the State Department".
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Signing the best player from each of the country's other two Champions League qualifiers is a symbolic sledgehammer to Serie A's craggy infrastructure, an irrefutable sign that the players are just as cognizant as everyone else watching of how the league is, for now, hopelessly tilted in one club's favor.
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The sudden stream of irrefutable documentation of police brutality is broadly credited to the smartphone revolution that put movie studios in all of our pockets, but the phenomenon actually started years before cell phones and social media virality: it started with the abuse of Rodney King in LA, 25 years ago.
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The joy I discovered in the families of children who were different ran against widespread social expectations, so I felt I needed an abundance of interview subjects to reflect multiple views of various conditions and to support an irrefutable thesis: that profound meaning comes in the struggle to find it.
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What is irrefutable is how she looked: not just victorious but incredible, equal parts Amazon and amazing as she screamed away from her peers in a flash, her right leg completely covered in an asymmetric purple, her other one bare, her wrists encircled in chains and fingertips bathed in fire.
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This revitalization is driven in part by a new appreciation of the structures themselves, and also by a sense that, like them or not, these "strange, angry objects," as the British critic and author Owen Hatherley has called them, are an irrefutable part of the country's architectural and social legacy.
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But this year, the GOP convention has been as disappointing as the campaign thus far: A reminder that in an increasingly perilous world, GOP voters are set on a reality TV host whose appeal lies in his nativism, brash and unapologetic ignorance and the irrefutable fact that he is not Hillary Clinton.
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The new so-called neighboring right for press publishers "will extend to the smallest extracts of text, despite overwhelming stakeholder opposition and irrefutable evidence that this right does not increase remuneration for press publishers nor contribute to quality journalism in Europe," said EDiMA, which represents Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Twitter, among others.
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Washington (CNN)When Secretary of Defense James Mattis told reporters that there was no "smoking gun" proving that Saudi Arabia's crown prince had orchestrated the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, many remarked that the retired general, who has spent a career consuming intelligence assessments, should know better than to demand irrefutable proof.
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The belief in the totemic power of tapes is key to the #resistance-commerce angle she and Mr. Arnold are working: the fervent hope that there must be some irrefutable artifact that will finally make everyone see, that will bring down Mr. Trump as swiftly as dropping the One Ring into Mount Doom.
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Given the slate of highly qualified women who are now running, and given irrefutable recent evidence that American society is wracked at every level by a pervasive and enduring misogyny, it's the women who can make the more sensible political and substantive case that someone of their gender must occupy the White House.
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Higgins was among the first to spot that an image taken from a smartphone game called "AC-130 Gunship Simulator: Special Ops Squadron" was posted by the Twitter and Facebook accounts of the Russian MoD to provide "irrefutable evidence" that the U.S. refused to bomb a militant convoy retreating from Abu Kamal.
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Setting aside the questionable veracity of the report and the motives of the leak, Snowden linked to the story on Twitter this afternoon and cited it as evidence that he has never cooperated with Russia, as many of his critics in the US have alleged: Finally: irrefutable evidence that I never cooperated with Russian intel.
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Last week a Dutch-led investigation adduced irrefutable video evidence that Putin's government not only trucked in the missile system used to shoot down a Malaysia Airlines plane flying over Ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 civilians onboard, but also returned it to Russia the same night and then engaged in an elaborate cover-up.
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For now, I prefer to leave Elio and Oliver as the movie does, torn in different directions, and in its masterful last scene, with Elio in tears, then the hint of a smile, warmed by the heat of the fireplace, his father's unwavering empathy, and the irrefutable beauty of first love and first heartbreak.
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City may want the charges to be overturned because it believes in its own "irrefutable" innocence, but the anger with which it has reacted at every stage speaks to another motivation: not the need to vindicate its loyalists, but to maintain the validity of the project for those who it was designed to win over.
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Now, the facts are actually, as we&aposve been telling you from the get-go, and they are irrefutable: Mishandling classified, top-secret information on a private server, obstructing justice, deleting 33,000 subpoenaed emails, acid washing the hard drive with Bleach Bit, and having aides destroy evidence, devices with a hammer -- oh, and removing SIM cards.
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Most prominently, they draw on Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels's widely discussed 2016 book Democracy for Realists, which marshaled impressive and almost irrefutable evidence that the "folk theory of democracy" — that citizens hold politicians accountable through elections — was based on a set of feel-good fantasies about citizen competence that just don't hold up under extensive scrutiny.
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"With new, irrefutable evidence of Russia's institutionalized doping system uncovered by McLaren and his team, the leadership group has called for the exclusion of Russian sport organizations from all international competition until the sport and anti-doping systems in Russia are brought into full compliance with the World Anti-Doping Code," reads the NADO statement, in part.
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What follows in "The Anthropocene is functionally and stratigraphically distinct from the Holocene," a new study published in Science, is a laundry list of human sins that, in total, add up to what its authors say is irrefutable evidence that Earth has entered a human-driven geological epoch that began midway through the 20th century and continues today.
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It may be because pictures of Samsung's upcoming 3.5mm to USB-C dongle just leaked as the final, irrefutable confirmation that Samsung will be joining the ranks of Apple, Google (not counting the budget Pixel 3A), and nearly every other flagship phone maker in killing the headphone jack on the upcoming Galaxy Note 10, via SamMobile.
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A primera vista, el relato de John Bolton sobre los comentarios en privado que hizo el presidente Donald Trump suena muy parecido a la grabación considerada como prueba irrefutable de que Richard Nixon, expresidente estadounidense, en verdad había organizado el encubrimiento en el caso Watergate y gracias a la cual, a fin de cuentas, tuvo que dejar el cargo.
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And do check out as many user and professional reviews as you can—you don't have to take every word in them as irrefutable truth (no computer exists without at least some bad words against it), but they can be a huge help in breaking through the spec sheet jargon and work out which computer is going to be best for your needs.
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After the DAO was (as I warned) hacked and its money siphoned out, though, it was remarkable how fast the very same people who until then had trumpeted "irrefutable computer code … not influenced by outside forces … not controlled by its creators" switched to calling for the intervention of creators and outside forces to repair the damage caused by the code.
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Lisa Tanner, a Texas deputy assistant attorney general who was the lead prosecutor for Reed's case, issued a statement to CNN, saying there is a "large amount of credible evidence, including irrefutable DNA evidence, the testimony of witnesses, and the pattern Rodney Reed followed in committing his other sexual assaults" that "show beyond a reasonable doubt that he raped and murdered Stacey Stites."
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Responding to the report issued Monday, VA officials said the Phoenix medical center has implemented a new appointment management policy and has increased staff training and compliance tools, but VA Deputy Secretary Sloan Gibson said the department as a whole is still in the midst of a massive transformation "Though we have made irrefutable progress, there is still much work to be done," Gibson said.
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" (And yes: There is cold, hard, irrefutable evidence for that.) The soon-to-be-ubiquitous actress — aside from Inferno, she'll appear in A Monster Calls and Rogue One later this year — also revealed that her favorite Inferno shooting location "definitely, 100 percent had to be Florence," and that she's since been back to visit other areas of Italy because "I love being in the country so much.
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Around 70,000 years ago something switched on in the heads of modern humans—either a genetic mutation or a social adaptation; we don't know what—that allowed us to design new stone tools that Neanderthals only clumsily imitated, as well as make cave art, flutes, wine, and, eventually, all the rest: the vault of King's College Chapel, Cambridge; Darwin collecting his irrefutable facts; a cure for cancer; the mission to Mars.
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"What is irrefutable is that marriage with a devoted husband and wife in the home is a far better social program than food stamps, Medicaid, public housing or even all of them combined," Moore wrote in a 22011 Washington Times article in which he contended the nation's economic success would depend on a "culture of virtue," strong families and parents, and a resurgence of the Protestant work ethic.
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There is now a concrete storyline backed by irrefutable evidence: The FBI allowed itself to take political opposition research created by one party to defeat another in an election, treated it like actionable intelligence, presented it to the court as substantiated, and then used it to justify spying on an adviser for the campaign of that party's duly chosen nominee for president in the final days of a presidential election.
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It may be true that 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 illegally conspired with Russia and was so good at covering it up he's managed to outwit our best intel and media minds who've searched for irrefutable evidence for two years.
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Separate from the irrefutable fact that God looks like Maya Rudolph is the equally remarkable revelation that Maya Rudolph looks like God — that is, she looks at you the same way, you must imagine, that God takes in his creation: happy to see it, while somehow existentially disappointed in it, but forgiving of it and still maintaining affection for it, even though it has absolutely let him down in some indefinable way only he can understand.
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As Hannah Arendt famously put it, when this happens, nothing can be believed anymore: One could make people believe the most fantastic statements one day, and trust that if the next day they were given irrefutable proof of their falsehood, they would take refuge in cynicism; instead of deserting the leaders who had lied to them, they would protest that they had known all along that the statement was a lie and would admire the leaders for their superior tactical cleverness.
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