But Mr. Cohen's accusation was among the most definitive yet.
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Third and most definitive is the rust pattern on the blade.
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This is a universal fact: Voivod's most definitive albums are on Noise.
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The firewall paradox calls into question the most definitive theories of science.
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The comments on progress are the most definitive from Volkswagen in some time.
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Unsurprisingly, the American Lung Association has one of the most definitive statements out there.
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Pinterest has actually taken the most definitive action on anti-vaccination content moderation to date.
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The most definitive overarching issue with the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been the lack of stakes.
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The most definitive study, of 530 patients with uncomplicated appendicitis, was published in September in JAMA.
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Taken together, the two provided the most definitive statement yet that Mr. Trump's accusation was false.
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As a result, American football made its biggest and most definitive break from rugby: legalising the forward pass.
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And that war brought the most definitive change in how we would see ourselves, what we would become.
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I knew that this 'yes' from Giannis was the most definitive 'yes' of his life and his career.
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This is possibly our most definitive category in the Index, due to the ease of getting hard numbers.
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Looks like she wants to give us a friendly reminder of what her most definitive feature really is.
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Instead of falling into despair, Rick delivers perhaps his most definitive and resilient lines in well over a season.
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His games are irreverent pieces of interactive punk rock, perhaps the most definitive being 2007's No More Heroes.
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Now researchers have come out with what is perhaps the most definitive proof that this persistent myth is wrong.
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Pelosi's comments were her "most definitive signal that the logjam is going to break soon," per a top trade lawyer.
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Then came what's now considered the most definitive study on the question, published in the journal Human Reproduction Update in 2017.
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Scientists had already thought there was water up there, but now we have some of the most definitive proof to date.
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For instance, in "The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez," we were fortunate to run across the most definitive documents concerning the case.
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Most of the other candidates leaned toward opposing the killing, with Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren giving the most definitive rejections.
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Today on an earnings call, CEO Tim Cook offered perhaps the most definitive recognition that his company was eyeing the auto industry.
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"It's the most definitive program I've seen yet, and I've been at this reform business for 40-something years," Mr. Bailey said.
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King then made her most definitive statement in the pool, beating Efimova in the 100-meter breaststroke and setting an Olympic record.
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The most definitive statements he made reaffirmed his belief in judicial independence, and emphasized that he would not be swayed by the president.
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Mnuchin's latest refusal is the most definitive and will likely set up a prolonged court battle between the Trump administration and House Democrats.
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Now the Burr-Feinstein proposal has received its most definitive rejection yet, and this time the call is coming from inside the House.
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There are a number of memes you could argue as "the best of the decade," or "most definitive" of the past 10 years.
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The most definitive images came from user RandyAzarga's page and featured videos that showed both the front and back LG's supposedly upcoming flagship phone.
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Iran has undertaken one of its most definitive online censorship actions to date, permanently banning Telegram, the overwhelmingly favorite chat app in the country.
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Paul Ryan, the standard-bearer for Republican respectability this election season, delivered the most definitive evidence yet that the GOP has become Trump's party. .
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The tweet was also notable because, when the "Access Hollywood" tape leaked, Burnett had taken his most definitive step toward distancing himself from Trump.
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Decades after his death, Julius Eastman continues to come into focus with perhaps the most definitive exhibition of his life and work to date.
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While Trump has spoken repeatedly about the prospect of Bolton testifying, Friday's assertion to Ingraham is the most definitive he's been about the issue.
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"This is a landmark study because it provides the most definitive evidence that we have implicated specific genes that cause schizophrenia," said Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman.
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Because of its size, duration and methodological sophistication, the new study is perhaps the most definitive research ever conducted on the health implications of marriage.
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Color is perhaps an artist's most definitive tool for expression, and in the world of Robert Otto Epstein, it's important to have fun with these tools.
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This seems to be the most definitive analysis with regard to the treatment modalities we continue to suggest are the "crown-jewels" of VA mental health.
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The CIA's finding, first reported by the Washington Post, is the most definitive U.S. assessment to date tying Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler directly to the killing.
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The reported finding was the most definitive link made yet to the de facto Saudi ruler's direct involvement and contradicts Saudi government assertions that he was not.
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The reported finding was the most definitive link made yet to the de facto Saudi ruler's direct involvement and contradicts Saudi government assertions that he was not.
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Perhaps the most definitive work on how social pressures can make voters shy was a paper written in 2014 by UMass Amherst Political Science Professor Raymond La Raja.
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This problem is clearly not going away, but our lawmakers have it in their grasp to take the most definitive step to date to protect all of us.
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This was the most definitive U.S. assessment to date tying Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler directly to the killing and contradicted Saudi government assertions that he was not involved.
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"I know if my wife was in that position I would want the most definitive treatment option that poses the least risk to the baby," Dr. Singer tells PEOPLE.
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More specifically, two noteworthy composers, Guiseppe Tartini and Franz Schubert, adopted the trill to express a sense of melancholy in some of the most definitive pieces of their oeuvre.
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But arguably, one of the most definitive characteristics of the decade was the scenery itself: the rooms in which the music was created, performed, and realized by its audience.
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Mr. Laachraoui's DNA was found on at least two suicide vests used in Paris, providing the most definitive link so far between the terrorist plots in Paris and Brussels.
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According to Harvard public-health research, considered the most definitive, 86 percent of men living in chapter houses binge on alcohol, twice the level of those who live elsewhere.
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" Adam Epstein of the news website Quartz wrote this week that in composing the score Mr. Johannsson had "somehow managed to create the most definitive alien sound in cinema.
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But before it could mar her spotless reputation, Bey posted an Instagram of her and her sister 12 days later looking happy — her most definitive comment on the incident.
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Why it matters, via Axios' Jonathan Swan: Trump's tweet is the most definitive sign yet that the U.S. and Chinese teams are committed to signing the "phase one" deal.
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Booker, of the group, appears to have had among the most definitive answers on the issue so far: He wants to keep the filibuster, and he's sticking to it.
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It offered the most definitive account so far of the 2015 attacks, and of the intelligence failures preceding them, but was more limited in scope than the 20153/11 commission.
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Getting lab results for the entire group was complicated by the fact that the most definitive testing method for Zika is only effective up to about one week after infection.
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Once that chorus rushed in and one of Drake's best and most definitive hooks took hold, it was over: The song, the rapper, and the city were inextricably linked together.
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The CIA report is "the most definitive to date linking Mohammed to the operation and complicates the Trump administration's efforts to preserve its relationship with a close ally," per the Post.
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The most definitive thing we can say now—before advanced statisticians and analytical scientists take over after the Olympics are over—is that Phelps is still very, very good at swimming.
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Billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer on Tuesday took his most definitive step yet toward a possible 2020 presidential bid, releasing a list of "5 Rights" that he believes "all Democrats" should champion.
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While Nadler has made similar comments in the past about the fact that his panel is considering the issue of impeachment, it was his most definitive declaration yet of the possibility.
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Final grade: A. Not only was this the most definitive negative result, it also tasted the best, included the least amount of chugging and came with zero intestinal issues or nausea.
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Tuesday's remarks were only his most definitive: He would not be bound by the standard he himself set in preventing Judge Merrick B. Garland from being seated on the high court.
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From the listener side of things, the most definitive difference may be that HD vinyl will supposedly be able to cram 30-40 percent more music onto an LP. That's a lot.
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Remember: The most definitive thing we know so far about James's free-agency leanings is his disclosure after the finals that family considerations will play a bigger role than they have before.
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Previous studies have shown that repetitive hits to the head -- even without concussion -- can result in CTE, but scientists said this is the most definitive study to date to find this connection.
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The CIA's finding is the most definitive U.S. assessment to date tying Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler directly to the killing and contradicts Saudi government assertions that Prince Mohammed was not involved.
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In an email, Joshua Holdeman, an art adviser and former worldwide head of photographs at Sotheby's, said that Mr. John's collection is one of the most definitive collections of photographs in the world.
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"But none of the men were there for history," Neal Bascomb said in perhaps the most definitive book on the raid, "The Winter Fortress: The Epic Mission to Sabotage Hitler's Atomic Bomb" (2016).
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The product of hundreds of experts within the government and academia and peer-reviewed by the National Academy of Sciences, it is considered the United States' most definitive statement on climate change science.
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Since macaques have been used as one of the closest accurate models of human prion disease, it's the most definitive bit of evidence to suggest deer-to-human transmission of CWD isn't possible either.
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When poets jabber about clerihews, tetrameter and negative capability, they're exchanging trade secrets about the most definitive and common of human paraphernalia: emotion, thought and, perhaps, the soul itself, things everybody can relate to.
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To the Editor: On the heels of the most definitive statement to date disproving the claim that President Barack Obama wiretapped him during the 2016 election, Donald Trump continues to maintain his unsubstantiated claim.
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"A medically supervised feeding test (oral food challenge) is the most definitive type of allergy test," said Dr. Scott Sicherer, a pediatric allergist at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.
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We also spoke with insiders and analysts to provide the most definitive account to date of how AMC is overhauling its business with splashy tech initiatives, with the support of private-equity firm Silver Lake.
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A sneak peek at this year's fair shows that, despite the feeling in some quarters that the field's best, most definitive bodies of work already have entered its canon, some remarkable finds are still emerging.
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It's not exactly hard to find a copy of Centipede thanks to the multitude of Atari collections that have been released over the years, but the scale of this release makes it among the most definitive.
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It was his most definitive statement to date on a stance that has rankled his opponents, who chafe at his limitless war chest and feel he should have to endure the rigors of campaigning they do.
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Europe's GDPR—which goes into effect May 25, 2018—is setting perhaps the most definitive set of privacy rules in the world by demanding, for instance, that companies ask for data-collecting consent in simpler terms.
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"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Maya Angelou It was hard to choose which Maya Angelou work I wanted to include in this list, but I ultimately decided I wanted the one that her most definitive.
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Airbnb said on Thursday it had hired veteran airline industry executive Fred Reid as its global head of transportation, marking the company's most definitive step yet toward executing a plan more than two years in the works.
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In "The Undoing Project," Mr. Lewis has found the granddaddy of all stories about counterintuition, because Dr. Kahneman and Dr. Tversky did some of the most definitive research about just how majestically, fantastically unreliable our intuition can be.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Tuesday he believes the Roman Catholic Church's ban on women becoming priests is forever and will never be changed, in some of his most definitive remarks on the issue.
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Last week, the administration took its most definitive step in that direction by releasing rules allowing veterans who live more than a 30-minute drive from a V.A. health care facility to choose to receive private care instead.
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This might be the most definitive evidence that iGen'ers spend less time interacting with their peers face-to-face than any previous generation—it's not just parties or craziness but merely getting together with friends, spending time hanging out.
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INGRAHAM: And the John Lott study in Arizona which was the most definitive of any jurisdiction that&aposs ever been done, Professor John Lott, showed that illegal aliens are 142 percent more likely to be arrested for a crime.
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In much anticipated public remarks, FBI Director James Comey on Monday is expected to offer the most definitive repudiation yet of President Trump's claims that the Obama administration wiretapped his New York offices in advance of the November election.
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Here's a ranking of the most definitive Super Bowl performances of all time: Beyoncé is the biggest name in pop music right now, and this performance is a large part of how easily she staked her claim as queen.
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But the two short, grainy surveillance clips — each only a few seconds long — have offered the most promising leads and the most definitive evidence yet that the shootings were committed by the same person, intensifying the fear of a serial killer.
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After nine hours of tests and waiting for results she says the doctor told her that she had coronavirus, but because he could not give her the fourth and most definitive test, she could only be considered a suspected patient.
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" Why it matters: The Climate Change Special Report (CSSR) is considered the "most definitive statement on climate change science" in the U.S. It explains that "human activities...are the dominant cause of the observed warming," and there "is no convincing alternative explanation.
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In an interview later on Thursday with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Trump said his decision on whether to declare a national emergency hinges on the events of the upcoming days, his most definitive statement yet on when an emergency could come.
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Perhaps the most definitive characteristic of San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) is a logistical one, the result of an annual decision made months before 22016,9 people descend upon San Diego's Gaslamp District each July for five straight days of geek culture mayhem.
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In other words, the President, and Republicans in Congress, deliberately pulled the rug out from under the "group of six" proposal, in the most definitive of ways (with Friday morning's presidential tweets attempting to bury it six feet under for good measure).
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While the "Spencer has a twin" theory has been one of the most popular of season 7b, our most definitive clue came during Tuesday's episode "In The Eye Abides The Heart," when it seemed that the Liars' ringleader was in two places at once.
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The disclosures -- amid President Donald Trump's cries of a "witch hunt" -- offer the most definitive evidence yet that at least one Trump campaign associate, in this case the President's son, was open to receiving information from the Russian government that could influence the election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI squarely blamed Russian intelligence services on Thursday for meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, releasing the most definitive report yet on the issue, including samples of malicious computer code said to have been used in a broad hacking campaign.
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A report by inspectors from the authority, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, is the most definitive finding yet to corroborate allegations that chemical weapons were dropped on the town, Douma, a suburb of Damascus, killing 43 people on April 7, 2018.
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Private consumption - which accounts for almost 60 percent of GDP - rose in the second quarter at the fastest pace in more than three years, offering the most definitive sign yet that consumers have shaken off the impact of a sales tax hike in 2014.
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The Reddit teens were certainly enlightening, but their answers weren't the most definitive, and I was glad to know that there was a whole crop of non-Internet teens that'd be ready to share their thoughts on the matter with me as soon as class let out.
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William J. Bratton will not remain the commissioner of the New York Police Department past next year, he said in an interview with The New York Times, providing his most definitive comments to date on his future at the helm of the nation's largest police force.
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The film most closely follows Reagan through the two most definitive periods of his time in office — the dawn of the nuclear arms race and the Iran–Contra affair — both of which forced the president into uncomfortable situations where the role he insisted on playing began to break down.
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Arguably the most definitive political movement of this generation is the "alt-right," whose use of disruption, tech-savviness, and branding (think: Pepe, the flag of "Kekistan," calling everyone they disagree with a cuck) isn't that dissimilar to how any of the aforementioned left-leaning groups started either.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve could begin shrinking its $4.5-trillion balance sheet as soon as this year, earlier than most economists expect, New York Fed President William Dudley said on Friday in the central bank's most definitive comments on the question that looms over financial markets.
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Davidson found himself on one of three Variety covers on the "Power Of Young Hollywood" alongside Shawn Mendes and Amandla Stenberg and said in probably the most definitive terms exactly when he and Grande met and when they officially got together — but in true Pariana fashion, things still don't match up.
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Latching on the ball on the opposition side of the box with the defence failing to trap him offside, he took a couple of measured touches before smashing the ball right down the middle of the goal, sealing both victory for his club and his own personal revenge in the most definitive manner.
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In the most definitive study done to date to assess the value of PSA screening, the European Randomized Study of Screening for Prostate Cancer concluded that 781 men aged 55 to 69 when they enrolled would have to be screened to prevent one man from dying of prostate cancer after 13 years.
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" TRUMP ACKNOWLEDGES 2016 TRUMP TOWER MEETING WaPo: "President Trump on Sunday offered his most definitive and clear public acknowledgment that his oldest son met with a Kremlin-aligned lawyer at Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign to 'get information on an opponent,' defending the meeting as 'totally legal and done all the time in politics.
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It may be telling that two of the most famous male fantasy writers—Philip Pullman and Neil Gaiman—have both chosen to take existing folklore and try to tell it accurately, to replicate the earliest or most definitive versions of the stories in English: Pullman in Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm and Gaiman in his recent Norse Mythology.
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Just two days earlier, the Journal also broke the news that Pinterest had taken the most definitive action of any social media company in the fight against anti-vaxxer misinformation by blocking searches of vaccine content on the platform; finally, it seemed, a social media company willing to actually do something about online misinformation with real-world consequences.
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The rationale took a new turn Friday evening when President Donald Trump gave Fox News's Laura Ingraham what has been perhaps the most definitive answer so far on what the threat was; according to the president, Soleimani was planning attacks on "four US embassies," including the one in Baghdad, which faced violent protests on New Year's Eve.
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"The president came in and helped close this race and got it to where it is right now," Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Wednesday as he and his fellow Republicans sought to put the best possible gloss on the latest and most definitive portent yet that their party — not to mention his own speakership — is in severe peril in a very challenging midterm election climate.
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After presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE finished in second in the Iowa Republican caucus, the media went straight to work picking out a coffin for his campaign, battling it out to see who could write the most definitive obituary.
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