To me, there is a distinct male advantage in track-and-field performance levels that is indisputable, just as the advantage from doping is indisputable.
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On one level, Obama's argument on this score is indisputable.
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What is indisputable is that it is growing very quickly.
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Here are a few indisputable facts: The Earth is round.
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This made Grab the indisputable market leader in Southeast Asia.
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It is indisputable that the chemical weapons attack was horrific.
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It is indisputable that the authorities violated their own protocols.
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Our material advancement, when measured by purchasing power, is indisputable.
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The answer is a resounding, decisive, and downright indisputable no.
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There's an indisputable need for investment in America's aging infrastructure.
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Pizza's origins are pretty much indisputable: Naples, Italy circa 1890.
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But what's indisputable is the historical origin of the date.
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But Mr. Netanyahu's assertion has the virtue of being indisputable.
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The need to speed up the justice system is indisputable.
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" The letter said, "His success, by any measure, is indisputable.
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They insist the record is indisputable on this point — i.e.
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"We certainly gave them data, that's indisputable," Kogan told lawmakers.
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Bong's own cinematic standing, by contrast, only became more indisputable.
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It was indisputable, or so I thought, that she was ahead.
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We may not agree on spinach pancakes, but surely that's indisputable?!
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Instead, refocus on something indisputable: your own feelings about the situation.
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But what is indisputable is that Mr Fujimori broke the law.
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Regardless, it is indisputable that Omar did not say "evil Jews."
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I think it's kind of indisputable that WikiLeaks is a publisher.
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But to me it seems indisputable that Twitter is the funniest.
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It's simply indisputable, and that's why we smear it on everything.
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This indisputable fact is what separates this trade case from others.
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Food, on the other hand, has an obvious and indisputable value.
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It's indisputable that the business case for fossil fuels is shrinking.
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"It is indisputable 'science,'" wrote U.S. Soccer's lawyers at Seyfarth Shaw.
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Lippmann's point was true enough in 1922 — today it is indisputable.
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What's indisputable is that coin offerings are quickly growing in popularity.
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While this is indisputable, is it unequivocally bad for the world?
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It's also indisputable that Trump has appointed people soft on Russia.
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We can debate the causes, but the facts are sadly indisputable.
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It's finally indisputable: A future of self-driving cars is near.
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The growth of the format on Instagram and WhatsApp is indisputable.
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What is indisputable is the sheer size of the proposed tax cuts.
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Yeah, Lee and Washington were both slave-owners—an indisputable, reprehensible fact.
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People make the most incendiary, irresponsible claims as if stating indisputable facts.
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Schmack's timeline was framed around one indisputable fact: the 21957:258 p.m.
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Let us consider the indisputable elements of this otherwise highly speculative relationship.
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One effect of these clean energy behemoths, however, seems indisputable: sediment plumes.
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Here's an unscientific yet totally indisputable fact: We are all really tired.
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"The facts are simple and indisputable," Green said Tuesday in a statement.
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" He's right that it's "indisputable," but wrong that this increase is "modest.
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" And there's this ... Penn wrote of Chapo, "He has an indisputable charisma.
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"It is indisputable that it has made our economy stronger," he said.
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This Chinese e-commerce giant is an indisputable favorite of top analysts.
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Except for one indisputable fact: Damn, that is some capital-A Acting.
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Like it or not, the rise of the cannabis industry is indisputable.
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The need for carefully considered data and internet policy is, however, indisputable.
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There are a few well-known and indisputable facts in the world.
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But it's an indisputable fact that alcohol harms women more than men.
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And it's indisputable that the industry hasn't identified a replicable OTT model.
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It is an indisputable, immutable truth that all dogs are good dogs.
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NSC officials on Wednesday cast the Yemeni-Iranian relationship as strong and indisputable.
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However, the comments seem pretty indisputable — Gorsuch's own spokespeople confirmed them, and Sen.
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The company has been an indisputable win for consumers for much of the
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One thing was indisputable: Stress reduction was a huge part of my recovery.
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She said it was indisputable that McDonald ignored commands to drop his knife.
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They had at last found indisputable evidence that Obamacare is a job killer.
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All the while, he has a significant and indisputable impact on their lives.
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It called for a "complete and indisputable rejection" of the new constitutional draft.
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That there was justice to be heard in Andersen's every word was indisputable.
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Now that Facebook's role is indisputable, their moral and financial obligation is, too.
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The President's biggest, indisputable success is the motoring economy and historically low unemployment.
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Alien is a masterpiece in so many ways, and that's an indisputable fact.
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For anyone in Turkey, they have an indisputable right to a fair trial.
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The administration has begun well by charging Mr. Assange with an indisputable crime.
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It's indisputable that Hunter Biden's board seat on Burisma was unsavory at best.
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"It's indisputable that such a faction exists among Democratic primary voters," he wrote.
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Mm-hmm. They amassed this incredible monopoly in e-books, an indisputable monopoly.
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But for an even more obvious, indisputable example of unequal treatment, look to Trump.
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There's also an indisputable need to severely limit the number of cars on roads.
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For him, Vietnam's maritime claims are indisputable, but they do not pay the bills.
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With a 95% Rotten Tomatoes rating, Dave proves an indisputable fact: People love Dave.
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It is an indisputable fact that, online, there are Dads and there are Sons.
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For U.S. utility companies, man made climate change was indisputable fact — until it wasn't.
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Here&aposs an indisputable historical fact that eludes the most college professors these days.
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Shameful history France's responsibility for the Vél d'Hiv roundup is clear, direct and indisputable.
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Bolivia hailed one such swap as an "indisputable sign of fraternity" between historical enemies.
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It is indisputable that the greatest beneficiary of charter schools is the black community.
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You recognize the indisputable truth that empowering women is key to driving economic transformation.
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So going with that indisputable fact, tiny gadgets are great, too, especially tiny phones.
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That the Trump White House is unlike any other in recent memory is indisputable.
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The need for a modern HR system is indisputable, and we must do better.
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It's not certain that he had any official duties, but his qualifications were indisputable.
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This is indisputable: from pretty much any health angle, nature is good for you.
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Unless you witness indisputable evidence of voter fraud, it's best to ignore these claims.
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"It recognized that the science of climate change is strong and indisputable," said Carlson.
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It's indisputable that Soleimani helped plot attacks that took American lives throughout his career.
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The new museum's one heavy-handed assertion—the fact of black advancement—is indisputable.
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The straightforward pleasures of that straightforward down-under rock are indisputable, to this day.
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For indisputable philanthropist and quintessential Hufflepuff, Newt Scamander, the theory seems all too plausible.
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Whatever your thoughts on those three personally, their careers and their numbers are indisputable.
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There are certain facts in the Marstons' life that are indisputable, that everybody agrees with.
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It&aposs irrefutable -- it&aposs indisputable at this point, it&aposs incontrovertible at this point.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei repeated that China had "indisputable sovereignty" over the Spratlys.
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Employing the indisputable logic of bar arguments, the judgment is aimed at curbing drunk-driving.
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"Certain Camel Site sculptures on upper rock faces demonstrate indisputable technical skills," the researchers said.
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Easy late-night eats (whether consumed post-partying or while studying) are an indisputable necessity.
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The current and indisputable domination of Drake's "In My Feelings" was not a planned thing.
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One fact is indisputable; the role of business in society has never been more important.
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And if and when they do, an indisputable extra set of eyes definitely doesn't hurt.
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Ministers and markets might well have found her weakened and her credibility no longer indisputable.
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That many of Britain's privatized railways are badly overcrowded, especially in southern England, is indisputable.
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What is indisputable is that Puerto Rico did not have a vote in the process.
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Despite that indisputable reality, Trump has so far refused to be tested for the virus.
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Yet his fielding at third base, a skill completely unrelated to thin air, is indisputable.
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Black was the indisputable trend of the Golden Globes, but pants were a close second.
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That means acknowledging hip-hop's primacy as a cultural force, and also its indisputable popularity.
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His personnel judgment aside, there are at least two things that appear indisputable about Pearl.
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Yet what is indisputable is his sense of being part of a long creative lineage.
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Some may believe this is the official beginning of Payam's life as an indisputable messiah.
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"Her body of work is indisputable," AMAs executive producer Baz Halpin told PEOPLE on Thursday.
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Wye Oak can be as self-critical as it wants, but its songs are indisputable.
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It is indisputable, though, that millions of Syria's young people have grown up amid trauma.
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That's quite a dramatic expression of precision (or modesty) for one of theater's indisputable greats.
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But the biggest takeaway from Bright Lights is the indisputable devotion between the two women.
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Only a true indisputable blockbusting piece of hard evidence would move the needle, he said.
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He frequently talks up the stock market as if it were indisputable proof of presidential greatness.
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"In 2008, it was indisputable that the global financial crisis affected real estate values," said Osher.
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That's understandable, especially since this menu doesn't even have turkey on it, an indisputable Thanksgiving staple.
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Since VAWA was signed into law in 1994 by President Clinton, the impact has been indisputable.
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On the plus side, at least they now have indisputable proof that masturbation does indeed exist.
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But what is indisputable is an inverted curve has preceded every U.S. recession since the 21s.
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Both she and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) are the indisputable queen bees of their respective shows.
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It's indisputable: A broadband internet connection is vital to full participation in our society and economy.
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What seems indisputable, however, is that this one-year copper bet was largely liquidated last week.
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The transactions in question added "immense and indisputable benefit to CEOC and its creditors", CEC said.
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Yet the hullabaloo points to an indisputable fact: Facebook is a juggernaut, with growing political influence.
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Although the imbalance is laughable and impossible, it introduces the indisputable truth that time is subjective.
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It's indisputable, however, that sex work is the subject of bitter divides in the feminist community.
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Goelman goes on to say that the report actually shows "indisputable evidence" that Strzok acted appropriately.
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It is an indisputable reality that the unemployment rate decreased during President Obama's time in office.
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Again, these dates show indisputable Neanderthal creativity, long before Homo sapiens made their way to Europe.
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It is an indisputable fact of modern life that dogs are good and airports are bad.
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The indisputable centerpiece is a copy of Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," from around 1515.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there's indisputable evidence that Zika causes microcephaly.
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But this much is indisputable: The manager's job in Flushing is, indeed, usually an uphill battle.
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So roll up your sleeves, arm yourself with the indisputable facts, then write your heart out.
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Our findings make it indisputable that gender transition has a positive effect on transgender well-being.
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Es un hecho indisputable que LeBron James ama los tacos y, especialmente, los martes de tacos.
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The indisputable fact is that private charities have made the most profound changes in people's lives.
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But it is indisputable that in Flint, the majority of residents are black and many are poor.
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"I believe the evidence [in favor of harm reduction] there is comprehensive, compelling and indisputable," said Kazatchkine.
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Varnum sought to understand how humanity might react to indisputable evidence of the discovery of alien life.
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"China holds indisputable sovereignty over Nansha Islands and surrounding waters," the Chinese Defense Ministry said early Friday.
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This is the indisputable evidence that Gifted is really Matilda, set in Florida, and with more math.
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There is indisputable evidence that Russia interfered in the 2016 US election in this and other ways.
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"The IG review acknowledges an indisputable fact: The administrator's congressional testimony was truthful," said spokeswoman Pamela Dixon.
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The coronavirus is perhaps humanity's first clear, indisputable sign that environmental damage can kill humans fast too.
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The evidence the reporters gathered, subsequently published by Reuters, was indisputable and acknowledged even by Myanmar authorities.
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Gil-Sheridan said one of the things he found most enviable about tennis was its indisputable scoreboards.
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We've realized the error of the first draft, but we'll probably never produce a final, indisputable one.
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Additionally, viewers must remain conscious of what they consume and never accept subjective interpretations as indisputable fact.
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If there is one thing in sports that is supposed to be indisputable, it is the standings.
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Since then, the evidence of child abuse in US Customs and Border Protection facilities has become indisputable.
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"China has indisputable sovereignty over the South China Sea islands and its surrounding area," the spokesperson added.
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In the interview, Merkel said it was indisputable that aggression had risen dramatically in the last year.
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Though research on bear olfaction is scant, the consequence of this highly-evolved scent architecture is indisputable.
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A performer of indisputable virtuosity and bite, Ms. Pinkins has seen perhaps more tumult offstage than on.
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"It's also true, it's indisputable that there were Ukrainians who interfered in the 2016 election," Zeldin said.
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But in one regard, Test cricket's imperviousness to change is indisputable: the number of countries permitted to play.
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With all the drama that goes down on the highway, an indisputable extra set of eyes can't hurt.
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However, we also believe it is indisputable that the exchanges in most states are structurally unsound and unsustainable.
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Imagine yourself face-to-face with indisputable proof that your local representative is abusing public money—your money.
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It is an indisputable fact that plants elevate your space in every way — don't question us on this.
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Foreign governments, charities, development banks, and the foreign media tend to present this relationship as an indisputable fact.
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Sen. Kamala Harris walked away as the indisputable winner on the second night of this week's Democratic debates.
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Exchanging it for a potential megastar without yielding any of their very best prospects is an indisputable coup.
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While it may not reach indisputable classic status, it drops a pin at a transitional time in rap.
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Here's what to watch Thursday night: Trump confronts #NeverTrump Donald Trump is the Republican Party's indisputable front-runner.
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They have faster storage, which is an indisputable benefit, but they also max out at 16GB of RAM.
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While far-right critics have opposed the characterization of Jefferson's dinner as an "iftar," its significance is indisputable.
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"This is an example where a defense lawyer is challenged by relatively indisputable electronic evidence," he told me.
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The Met in a statement said it has "indisputable title" to "The Actor" and will defend its rights.
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It's indisputable that the Syrian Kurds were the best ground force the US could hope for in Syria.
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And here it was, a month later, as sashimi, its provenance indisputable, trusted, immutable, thanks to the blockchain.
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Again, almost everyone in the establishment press will tell you the opposite even though the facts are indisputable.
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Call it what you want, but there's one indisputable fact: Donald Trump does a stunning amount of it.
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Today, though Kaczyński is merely a member of parliament, he remains the indisputable decision-maker of the nation.
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With all those caveats, nevertheless, it seems indisputable that production has been running at below year-earlier levels.
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In most, charges were dismissed before trial or never filed at all because of indisputable proof of innocence.
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What's indisputable is that Mr. Child is one of the most successful songwriters of the past 30 years.
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This is indisputable -- regardless of whether you think she has a chance in the 103 Democratic presidential race.
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It is indisputable that businesses have gotten more and more productive but workers' wages have not kept pace.
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The documents cast suspicion but do not provide indisputable confirmation that Kratochvilova used banned substances, antidoping officials said.
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Salvini said the person would be "a professional with indisputable experience", who had helped draw up the programme.
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For anyone who follows the world of photography, it is indisputable that Joel Sternfeld is a living master.
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In this statistical twilight zone, there is one indisputable trend, which is that China's exports are falling sharply.
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And it is concealing the indisputable fact that firearm ownership is linked to a higher risk of suicide.
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Though the details of her existence are up for debate, the legends of her power and wisdom are indisputable.
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Patronized to and disliked though we may be, the neurodiversity movement's presence in In a Different Key is indisputable.
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With all due respect to the indisputable brilliance of corvids, parrots are probably the smartest birds in the world.
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Although official election results have yet to be announced, with 38.6% of the vote, Duterte's winning margin is indisputable.
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RECIPE: Sugared Doughnut Holes It's an indisputable fact that the world could always do with a few more doughnuts.
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But it is now indisputable that the Rio Games are immeasurably far from fulfilling those first grandiose environmental pledges.
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It's indisputable that our country has never been stronger than it is today under the leadership of President Trump.
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But he also said that the positive results of the disclosures should be indisputable, even to the Obama administration.
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It's almost indisputable that global terrorism is on the rise, even if terrorists kill more Muslims than anyone else.
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It's indisputable that the rise of cloud computing has resulted in some amazing technical advancements and increased overall convenience.
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What is indisputable: Yates was appointed as an US attorney and as deputy attorney general by President Barack Obama.
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This is both an indisputable fact and a handy metaphor for life's turbulent, infuriating, and often unpleasant tonal shifts.
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Still, it's indisputable that the elder Scott Walker is better in every single respect than his life-sapping counterpart.
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Indisputable fact: The Russian government actively intervened in the 2016 presidential election in order to help Donald Trump win.
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The company argued that, as Viacom's controlling shareholder, it had the indisputable right to make changes to Viacom's board.
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Markets are unable to find a solution to the problemAccording to Järvensivu, the incidence of climate change is indisputable.
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It added that the question of legacy of Rosneft deal to buy a controlling stake in Bashneft was indisputable.
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Bottom line: The Buffalo Billion has exceeded every expectation, generating indisputable growth that has fundamentally transformed Western New York.
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But all point to the indisputable fact that, throughout history, art has created and reflected realities that remain deterministic.
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In return, "el pueblo" kept Mr. Chávez the indisputable master of power from 1999 to his death in 2013.
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"The stunning progress he has made is indisputable, testified to by the professionals who have treated him," they say.
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Philosophically you can embrace or detest this shift, but one thing is indisputable: It has been a legislative disaster.
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However, it's indisputable that there are a large number of Americans who are suffering, both minorities and poor whites.
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Regardless of any initial uncertainty about the origin of the strikes, however, some level of Iranian involvement proved indisputable.
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So this book is about indisputable evidence — I will leave the conclusions, the rhetoric and the argument to others.
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Voting for Trump in 2016 was about choosing a radical change agent and it's indisputable that he's been that.
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"Given all the research and academic work on behavioral economics and behavioral finance, this seems fairly indisputable," Winter said.
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It is indisputable, based now on decades of experience, that money buys access and, then, that access buys votes.
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So, my second question for Mr. Hurd is: Based on these indisputable facts regarding Mr. Trump's words and conduct, and testimony by Ambassador Sondland, who talked many times, directly to Mr. Trump, do you agree that this indisputable evidence meets the legal definition of the crime of attempted bribery of Mr. Zelensky: i.e.
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Tom Petty, who died Monday after being rushed to the hospital due to cardiac arrest, was an indisputable music legend.
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Yet in the field where Mr Abe has indisputable sway, that of politics, the record under his premiership is lamentable.
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Cyril, although she professes to like Alma, has long enjoyed being indisputable mistress of the house, and resents being displaced.
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After all, it's indisputable that her father has said things, repeatedly, about women that all people should acknowledge are unacceptable.
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Already China's newest diplomatic partner, the Gambia, in distant west Africa has, bizarrely, confirmed China's "indisputable sovereignty" over the sea.
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Graffeo wrote in his 10-page opinion that it was indisputable that most Birmingham citizens are "repulsed" by the memorial.
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But Cuba's accomplishments in education and health care are indisputable, as is the stark contrast between Cuba and its neighbors.
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That the Lightning could benefit from Stamkos's or Stralman's presence is indisputable, though it is unclear when either may return.
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"We are confident, but at this point we do not have indisputable facts that he is dead," said Brig. Gen.
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There are more, but those are five key facts that -- unless you believe Comey is lying under oath -- are indisputable.
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For generations to come, an indisputable truth will be available to everyone -- whether they chose to believe it or not.
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The GOP's dominance of small-town and rural America has become the indisputable geographic foundation of its power in Washington.
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His point, and it's really indisputable, is that this mammoth online project has developed a personality, a purpose, a soul.
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He noted NBC leadership "vigorously denies" the account but said 1 thing is "indisputable" following Farrow's departure from the network.
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The evidence for these ties — like the evidence that Mr. Trump sought a bribe from the Ukrainian president — is indisputable.
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At first glance, Air Force One is an indisputable status symbol for an incoming president who focuses heavily on aesthetics.
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What is indisputable at this tense moment is that Mr. Maduro's misrule has become intolerable and that he must go.
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The current era has been marked by a continuous series of challenges to once indisputable truths about sex and gender.
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Fourth, the leaked Trump tape is already out there, voters are widely aware of it, and what it portrays is indisputable.
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Recently added are prints by Kara Walker and an important painting by Keith Haring, two artists whose narrative acuity is indisputable.
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Beyond the controversy surrounding background checks, the phenomenal growth of both Uber and Lyft in only a few years is indisputable.
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" McGinty said that enhanced surveillance video shows that "it is now indisputable that Tamir was drawing his gun from his waist.
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Is it to the indisputable benefit of women, one must wonder, to "elevate" a woman accused of this sort of behavior?
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Hence, let's watch but withhold judgement: The mark of an indisputable shift will be millions of orders for multiple years running.
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The alternative explanation is that Trump is simply making an allegation without any clear and indisputable evidence to back it up.
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To be clear, however, they are also the indisputable byproduct of the type of image makeover nobody wants — a cancer diagnosis.
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For him, the fact that Trahan's sequences were embedded, or nested, within the patient's sequences is indisputable evidence of their relatedness.
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While it is unclear whether this display settled the underlying matter, one thing was indisputable: He wasn't wearing a wedding ring.
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"I've not yet seen anything that makes me think he must step down, that there's an absolutely indisputable conflict," Christie said.
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" In a statement released on Saturday, Trump said: "Today the world paid tribute to a woman of indisputable character and grace.
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The first two films are considered indisputable classics, but real fans will say the third movie goes just as hard, too.
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The surprise wedding was sensational enough to suit the rock star, recently described as "the indisputable lead Jonas" in W Magazine.
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Lawmakers from the far-right party Alternative for Germany, or AfD, opposed the bill, arguing that gender was rigid and indisputable.
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Michael Bapis, managing director of Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital, says Apple's place as leader in the technology world remains indisputable.
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When the same tools and patterns were used on the American election targets, the connection with Russia seemed indisputable, he said.
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To the Editor: Claims made by Donald Trump's aides and the president himself about media bias against this administration are indisputable.
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Whatever the outcome on November 6, the midterm election campaign has solidified Trump as the indisputable leader of the Republican Party.
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But it's also indisputable that campaigns are modernizing, and voters these days can be reached in more ways than shaking hands.
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It further reiterated that the deal signed in April was not preliminary but based on data that was "true, realistic and indisputable".
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It's entirely possible that it's another door at some other facility entirely—but what's indisputable is just how bafflingly dumb this is.
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An indisputable classic, "Hurt" remains a showstopper, its heartrending contents proving eternal relatable to those whose lives his NIN's music has touched.
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While Novak's talents are indisputable, his background at Uber was not an unqualified benefit, according to people familiar with the hiring process.
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"The importance of trade and investment is indisputable in our relationships with both the European Union and the United Kingdom," Froman said.
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There is an indisputable link between America's abnormally high number of guns per capita and its abnormally high number of gun deaths.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has boasted that it is doing things reporters aren't aware of, and the size of his crowds is indisputable.
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While everyone has their favorite game on The Price is Right, The Big Wheel is definitely an indisputable highlight of the show.
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Mallett declined to disclose terms of the deal but said the partnership makes ezCater the indisputable market leader in catering management software.
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So when an extinction is finally declared, it's not something scientists — who are typically hesitant to make such indisputable claims — do lightly.
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Chinyere Nnadi, a local entrepreneur, however, has a solution — blockchain, a digital ledger that provides transparent, instantaneous and indisputable record of transactions.
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That the little image of the log cabin in the snow appealed to the Boot and Shoemaker's White Labor League is indisputable.
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Neither of the elements that would've added to Teyana's indisputable 90s flare to her long-awaited sophomore album made the final cut.
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It's immensely disheartening that Hulk Hogan's sex life is a matter of public interest, but it's pretty much indisputable that it is.
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This is a message that legislators and policymakers need to hear now, more than ever, and it's backed up by indisputable facts.
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It's a confusing, complicated subject and I hope we've laid out the facts in a clear and concise way, that is indisputable.
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Thomas's influence remains indisputable, yet it still seems as if skateboarding has failed to grasp the Leap of Faith's avant-garde significance.
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One thing is now indisputable: Negotiating nuanced and complex national defense policies is not analogous to commercial real estate or casino transactions.
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Here are her top strategies:Go for quantifiable outcome rolesHaving the ability to show indisputable results helps women establish a foundation of expertise.
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Calling such changes an "Editors' Note" seems unlikely, given that this designation is generally saved only for stories with an indisputable flaw.
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"It's indisputable that net neutrality protections help consumers, promote innovation, and foster competition online," Michael Beckerman, IA's CEO, said in a statement.
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It is indisputable that some Republicans at the state level have passed laws that make it harder for certain people to vote.
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" He added, "And we'll go back to the old replay standard of reverse the call on the field only when it's indisputable.
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It is one of the indisputable axioms in pro sports: Teams that open new stadiums raise prices for tickets, parking and food.
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Whatever you thought of President Trump's first State of the Union address, one fact is indisputable: There was a lot of it.
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The truth cannot be reduced to a particular set of hard, indisputable facts about particular events that might be reported as news.
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"The case against the president of the United States is simple, the facts are indisputable, and the evidence is overwhelming," they said.
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Should they not do this soon enough, the left will spin their delay into indisputable evidence of the politicians' acceptance of racism.
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It's indisputable that there are many more innocent people who are sentenced to death; many have surely been killed by the state.
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In other words, his guilt had to be indisputable in order for the Russia collusion investigation to be, so to speak, unimpeachable.
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But while the El Niño weather system was cited as a contributing factor, the researchers say an overarching global warming trend is indisputable.
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Also, during the police investigation I voluntarily revealed horrors that had been unknown until then, in order to help establish the indisputable truth.
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No other issue can claim such a broad and diverse base of support, and few policies provide such indisputable data proving their efficacy.
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And yet, despite this cold, indisputable fact, he continues to look, slowly and lovingly, to surrender himself to the world that surrounds him.
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Yet if Google succeeds, it could become an early and indisputable leader in what is shaping up to be an AI arms race.
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"As a state, anyone who bears weapons against the state and against the Syrian people is terrorist, and this is indisputable," he said.
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It is fairly indisputable that banks need higher interest rates in order to grow their most important source of earnings — net interest income.
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The terrorist/freedom fighter debate may be relative when it comes to Khaled, but her unwavering devotion and passion for Palestine is indisputable.
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"Our motion for sanctions, supported by indisputable sworn statements and documentary evidence as well as overwhelming judicial authority, speaks for itself," he added.
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Amid the controversy and disdain surrounding slugger Barry Bonds, one indisputable truth remains: He is one of the greatest hitters of all time.
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It's also indisputable that 21st century Americans are fortunate to be living in a nation where food security is virtually a nonexistent threat.
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The enhanced purchasing power that often resonates from trade deals is an indisputable economic good, but living standards are also based on income.
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Craig Green is the indisputable leader of the pack when it comes to the small-scale lights of the London men's wear scene.
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Some fixate on the statistics that show the gap between the sexes at the elite level of most sports to be indisputable. Sure.
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No one knows for certain how the destruction of the Library of Alexandria played out, but the extent of the loss is indisputable.
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An indisputable symbol of slavery, oppression and racial discrimination, the approximately 85033 statues of Confederate leaders have recently become the subject of controversy.
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It's also indisputable that Biden pressured Ukraine's then-president Petro Poroshenko to dismiss Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin over his handling of corruption investigations.
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While I don't expect most Senate Republicans to do what's right, perhaps several will see enough indisputable evidence to side with the Democrats.
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While I don't expect most Senate Republicans to do what's right, perhaps several will see enough indisputable evidence to side with the Democrats.
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It's indisputable that Trump has blocked witnesses from testifying or stopped turning over documents to the House — in this and other oversight inquiries.
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He declared same-sex marriage an indisputable threat to American culture and once went to court to deny funding for gay student groups.
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All the bakers have equal claims on Britishness, and this notion is so indisputable, it's built right into the title of the show.
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To most, the heart is a charming architectural flourish, but to others, like Migene González-Wippler, it is indisputable proof of occult activity.
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"I think the idea that infection is a risk factor for the development of psychiatric illness is pretty much indisputable now," he said.
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Rihanna is the indisputable queen of the Met Gala, and this year she secured her title with an on-theme ensemble that blew minds.
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Last year, Mattis was sharply critical of what he called Beijing&aposs disregard for international law by its "indisputable militarization" of the artificial islands.
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Rising sea levels, an indisputable result of human-induced climate change, exacerbates the effect of already damaging storms by producing higher surges of water.
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"From the two suicide notes, it is indisputable that White looked to Carrey as the person she loved and trusted most," state the documents.
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A centrist by Democratic standards, Cuomo, who is straight, has indisputable bona fides as both an LGBT ally and critic of President Donald Trump.
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I keep seeing references in the media to the Democratic establishment and to party leaders, as if those are meaningful forces with indisputable impact.
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While the FDA and FTC have cracked down on illicit vendors, sponsored content plays an indisputable role in attracting customers to these unregulated products.
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However, as Noisey's indisputable queen of history nerdery, I'd be remiss if I missed the chance to write about this particular conceptual folk album.
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This call to action should be welcome news as the importance of the internet to nearly all aspects of people's daily lives seems indisputable.
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At this point, it's a pretty indisputable fact that Bella and Gigi Hadid are two of the coolest youths in the world right now.
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It is indisputable that time travel is complete bullshit, but it comes up again and again in science fiction because it is compelling bullshit.
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In the universe of digital voice assistants, Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri, and Google Assistant are the indisputable rulers of the consumer AI solar system.
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If there's one thing that I've learned from watching 10 weeks of Star, it's this indisputable fact: Jahil (Benjamin Bratt) is a garbage person.
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"It's pretty indisputable that there was a political cost in the 2016 primaries for Bernie for his contrast on guns," Ambler of Giffords said.
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If it were about the children, policymakers would have already listened to the indisputable evidence proving the value of school choice many years ago.
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The other anti-fracking argument is an indisputable one: Fracking has extended the era of cheap fossil fuels, which puts the planet in peril.
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That alone is a feat of international cooperation and a powerful signal that the truth of rampant degradation of our natural assets is indisputable.
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Does the panda's indisputable charm entitle it to so much more attention and sexual encouragement than a vast majority of the world's threatened wildlife?
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But his talent was indisputable, particularly in wet conditions, and his mind-management and ability to gel a team around him set him apart.
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In 2011, a Russian district in Siberia even claimed to have "indisputable proof" of the Yeti's existence to entice visitors to a ski resort.
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What's indisputable is how the hardcore background has both solidified the band's friendships and affected how Nothing is perceived, abroad and in their hometown.
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Editorial For those who like to keep score, there was no indisputable winner of Tuesday night's debate among three candidates for New York mayor.
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It is indisputable that he lied multiple times to the Senate Judiciary Committee and that his angry outbursts and hostile accusations were embarrassingly undignified.
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"This is indisputable evidence that Twitter has one rule for the Trump campaign and another rule for Democrats," said Trump campaign spokesman Matt Wolking.
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"It is indisputable that our banking system and our financial sector are safer and more stable than when I came into office," he said.
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Genetics have been kind to James, but there is also the indisputable matter of how dedicated he has been to his conditioning and craft.
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The facts are indisputable: temporary fentanyl-class scheduling plus less deadly fentanyls on the street equals more Americans alive today than otherwise would be.
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African American women have been one of the most reliable and underappreciated voting blocs for decades, and the indisputable backbone of the Democratic Party.
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ANONYMOUS Your final point is, of course, indisputable: For such surveys to have any effect, management must figure out how to act on them.
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One thing that is indisputable is, sustainability-wise, durable reusables will always outperform disposables after a number of uses, says Gordon of Upstream Solutions.
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Winner: The rap game Turns out Ed Sheeran and J. Cole are equally matched at rapping, given the indisputable proof from this scientific study.
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There are crimes so horrendous and indisputable (serial killings, Charles Manson) that make untenable the arguments for keeping their perpetrators alive at public expense.
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If Bezos is to be believed, Amazon's presence will be an indisputable boon to both New York and Virginia — but activists aren't buying it.
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But it does create a difficult problem when attempting an honest evaluation of writers with indisputable talent who consistently used those talents to promote fascism.
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While locking users out of their software is questionable, it's indisputable that nobody wants a blade-spinning drone to come crashing down on their heads.
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"It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition, and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race," he said.
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But the mere appearance of one's picture in rogues' galleries became "as much an indisputable indication of criminality as was being in jail," Delgado writes.
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In art, the equivalent of type specimen is the indisputable works (usually in museums) to which all other aspirants for the same attribution must conform.
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Bread and cheese is the indisputable winner in the Best Flavor Combo competition (with peanut butter and jelly and Oreos and milk winning honorable mentions).
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The indisputable voice of Scandal, however, is Stevie Wonder, who has had far more of his songs placed in the show than any other artist.
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But the man is more than a ridiculously talented thespian, father of two (3-year-old Winston 15-year-old Isan), and indisputable sex icon.
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Although the film documents the upstart Reiwa Shinsengumi party, an intersectional and progressive collective fighting the stagnation within Japanese politics, Yasutomi is the indisputable star.
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Yet the grousing is inevitable and a mark of Mr Putin's indisputable achievement: a serious jolt in Americans' confidence in the integrity of their elections.
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" I think it is an indisputable sign of a loss that the character hears that his political supporters have dubbed themselves "Conheads" and thinks, "Sure.
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China's foreign ministry says it has no knowledge of Vietnamese fisherman beating beaten or expelled from the area, which it claims as "indisputable" Chinese territory.
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First, it is indisputable that Chris Pine has had the most diverse array of roles out of any Chris—proving his talent knows few limits.
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UN weapons inspectors returned "overwhelming and indisputable" evidence of the use of nerve gas, although their mandate did not include assigning blame for the attack.
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Some may quibble with Comey's choice of tactics, but what is indisputable is that yet again President Trump had hurt his presidency with a tweet.
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"China has indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands and nearby waters," China's Defence Ministry said in a response to a request for comment on Tuesday.
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While more research needs to be done on distracted walking, it's indisputable that walking while texting is less safe than paying attention to your surroundings.
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It was enough to bring down one of Europe's most powerful crime families, and also an indisputable vindication of the team's intuition about 'Ndrangheta women.
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It's an indisputable fact that it's the ladies, not the gents, who have to endure the physical onslaught that is pregnancy, birth and postpartum recovery.
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"It is indisputable" that free trade has strengthened the U.S. economy and also has brought enormous benefits to countries that engage in it, Obama said.
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"Nonetheless, I think it is completely indisputable that it was valid, correct and even necessary to publish this data," he said of the Snowden case.
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"You want to enter a salary negotiation on a high note, with indisputable evidence of the value you're contributing to the company," Ms. Smiley said.
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What's indisputable is that most of what is known about the violent encounter between Rome and Judea during this period comes out of his work.
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There is now also indisputable proof, a historical reminder, that any forceful action carries with it an equal and opposite reaction, especially in public life.
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The cereal grain is such an indisputable part of life for most that it still is thought of as belonging in the realm of deities.
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It seems indisputable that Bernhardt anticipated many of the strategies of celebrity self-promotion, and Marcus is a brilliant theorist and analyst of theater history.
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However, it's indisputable that all three of these points are mentioned in the rough transcript of the July 25 call released by the White House.
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The crux of the matter is the indisputable fact that recreational fishing and commercial fishing are two fundamentally different activities needing distinctly different management tools.
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New Yorkers can argue all they want about alligators in the sewers, but this is indisputable: A robot has been creeping through a gas main.
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The department said forensic evidence showed, in "an indisputable conclusion," that Mr. delos Santos had been shot while in a "somewhat kneeling" or "fetal" position.
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But the key to all these films is the Gibson hero, a man of indisputable, uncomplicated virtue, who is at first reticent to engage the enemy.
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And so at this moment of his death, I think about the fact that he would say the one indisputable fact is there is a God.
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"China has indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands and nearby waters," China's Defence Ministry said in a faxed response to a request for comment on Tuesday.
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And despite all his troubling obstruction evidence, he lacked an indisputable smoking gun example, like Trump outright telling witnesses to lie to investigators or destroying evidence.
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The work on view is bright and warm, with a handmade touch and an indisputable concentration on texture through sculpture, impasto painting, and layered mixed media.
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She also acknowledges that the survey metric about social media use that Orben challenged is unlikely to yield an indisputable correlation between that and mental health.
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And if power can be substituted for smarts, which Stephanie Clifford, as Ms Daniels is properly known, appears to have in abundance, the case is indisputable.
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We can debate forever how much damage a closed government will cause to the economy, but there is one thing that is indisputable: it doesn't help.
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No matter what kind of clear, indisputable fact you think you're putting down, the masked artist will gladly find a way to question and twist it.
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In a moment of such jarring tragedy, three sad but indisputable realities of America 2017 were exposed — and then amplified — within minutes of the shooting: 1.
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In many ways, they were this long war's first and indisputable heroes: protecting themselves and infected by the dizzy and unattainable ambitions of the Arab Spring.
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He reduced the sentence by 10 months, saying "it was indisputable that the defendant has dedicated himself to public service in the past 40-odd years".
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We categorize things because it helps us make sense of the world, but in truth, there is no linear path, and there is no indisputable hierarchy.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China had indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly Islands and that it was "firmly opposed to relevant countries' illegal occupation".
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"This report reveals an indisputable sobering reality—our immigration system has undermined our national security and public safety," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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Most recently, the State Department's annual Human Rights Report stripped language related to women's reproductive rights, disregarding the indisputable truth that women's rights are human rights.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) Harris was the indisputable star of the first debates in Miami, but it was a very different story in Detroit on Wednesday.
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And regardless of how you feel about sweater weather and colorful foliage, there is one thing about fall that's absolutely indisputable: It is also apple season.
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The only indisputable way to remove a president from office is for him to be impeached, then convicted and ousted by a supermajority of the Senate.
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But now, the former Indiana governor with indisputable presidential ambitions finds himself in his most presidential role to date, particularly has Trump has ceded the spotlight.
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You will see, in the coming hours and days, many American analysts and pundits and politicians assert one or another of these theories as indisputable fact.
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But one thing is indisputable about Australia's offshore detention centers on the islands of Manus and Nauru: Despair is soaring among asylum seekers being held there.
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As the former director of Russia's antidoping center, I disclosed indisputable evidence of widespread, state-sanctioned cheating by my country, hoping this would lead to change.
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Hurd is the most important: If these are the constitutional standards for impeachment, and these are the indisputable facts, why would you not vote for impeachment?
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But the high quality of Federer's body of work in 22001 is indisputable, and he has yet to drop a set at the All England Club.
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Florence Nightingale standardized nursing dresses in the mid-1800s, and deliberately modeled them off nun's habits so that her nurses maintained an indisputable air of humility.
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China says it has "indisputable sovereignty" over the area it claims and has refused to recognise the court ruling on a case brought by the Philippines.
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And, every so often, a period arises in which some of that dream manifests and change is clear and indisputable, a leap forward for a people.
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Though the court in its decision conceded such posts constitute "indisputable defamation," it ruled Facebook is neither a "perpetrator nor a participant" by hosting the content.
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"The evidence Clinton campaign, DNC & Russia colluded to influence the election is indisputable," Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted from her White House press secretary account on Saturday.
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It was an indisputable case-in-point for FotoFocus 2016's theme, "The Un-Document," a term coined by Artistic Director and Chief Curator Kevin Moore.
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Speaking to reporters about Trump's trip, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang said China has indisputable sovereignty over islands and surrounding waters in the South China Sea.
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Shockingly, being an indisputable lackey for some of the least-liked and least-competitive companies in America may be having a negative impact on Blackburn's poll numbers.
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Because, as David French, a writer for National Review who described intersectionality as "the dangerous faith" in 2018, told me, the idea is more or less indisputable.
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"It is indisputable that inflation remains too low," said Knot, a policy hawk, adding that the ECB was determined to act in case of an adverse scenario.
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But the two foreign ministers were unable to find common ground on Russia's interference in the American presidential election, which Mr Tillerson now considers an indisputable fact.
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China's right to carry out 'normal activities' in its sovereign territory in the South China Sea is 'indisputable', Lu said, speaking at a daily briefing on Thursday.
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U.S. Marine General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the briefing the deaths reflected "indisputable" new momentum in the fight against Islamic State.
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That is a fact and that's just indisputable and that just shows you the kind of presidency we could have if we have a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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Understanding that timeline makes the release of a Face ID-enabled iPad about a year after the technology first appeared on the iPhone X seem almost indisputable.
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Though data shows that Amazon gave up a tiny bit of market share this holiday season, its massive online lead over bricks-and-mortar retailers is indisputable.
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They will continue until someone recovers an indisputable piece of Earhart's Lockheed Electra or discovers bona fide photographs or documents about the end of the flight. Why?
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Since Trump's role is indisputable, would you try to persuade the Senate that the request was made, but there was no quid pro quo attached to it?
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It is indisputable that the knowledge we gain can make life better for everyone, but it can take a while to see the fruits of our labors.
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" The current equivalent of Spencer Pratt is, perhaps, Jax Taylor, the indisputable villain of "Vanderpump Rules'' — a perpetually red-faced pathological liar, serial cheater and terrible friend.
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The loyalty, generosity and engagement of our alumni are indisputable and have persevered through many controversial changes, including the college's decision to enroll women 40 years ago.
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These indictments provide indisputable facts and evidence to support the US intelligence community's attribution of election hacking to Russia and brings to light an otherwise invisible attack.
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Yes. Was Thursday's historic hearing bound to end with a full understanding of events of more than 35 years ago and an indisputable revelation of the truth?
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What's indisputable is the spectrum of men who joined with the coalition of rural, immigrant, black and radical women who were at the forefront of the movement.
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It is indisputable that the growth of e-commerce, which Amazon captures a big chunk of, has devastated many physical retailers, leading to store closures and layoffs.
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China believes, and has said as much in a 2100 position paper, that it has "indisputable sovereignty" over the South China Sea islands and the adjacent waters.
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It is indisputable that the federal courts, up to and including the Supreme Court, are being inundated with cases, in numbers that the Founding Fathers never imagined.
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"The evidence Clinton campaign, DNC & Russia colluded to influence the election is indisputable," she wrote in another tweet linking to an article from a conservative news site.
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Since the first time I saw him, he has got rid of his goatee and, after years of progressively more indisputable hair loss, has shaved his head.
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He would draw an indisputable line in the sand for our adversaries — especially Russia — to demonstrate that no nation will influence the outcome of any U.S. election.
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Yet the Arlington Hall evidence — the cables were indisputable smoking guns — was never revealed in a court room, or, for that matter, shared with a dubious public.
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"We can debate forever how much damage a closed government will cause to the economy, but there is one thing that is indisputable: it doesn't help," Smith said.
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One indisputable fact has become illuminated after talking about Game of Thrones nonstop since the premiere of its final season: many people have no idea where Dragonstone is.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China had indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly Islands, which China calls the Nansha islands, and jurisdiction over the relevant waters and seabed.
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All parents have ways of saying things about their children as if they are indisputable facts, even when the children don't believe them to be true at all.
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Although this climate link is still under debate, what's indisputable is that over the coming years and decades, climate change will harm much of the inland United States.
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There is much debate on the relative merits of gas and renewables, but the report makes one point indisputable: current trends set the world on a dangerous path.
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In fact, the entire Obama presidency has codified an indisputable new economic fact: when American politicians talk about more gun control, more Americans buy guns... LOTS of guns.
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It's the totality and ubiquity that now allow listeners to absorb these bodies of work as their own indisputable cultural histories, preserved by fans and their unofficial institutions.
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It is also indisputable that Trump supporters are disproportionately likely to believe that rising immigration threatens core American values; and to express animosity toward immigrants (especially Muslim immigrants).
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Yes, it is upsetting that Abbott was imprisoned for most of his life, subject to brutality civilians can barely fathom, even when they are presented with indisputable evidence.
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Because of their systemic role in the financial system, there is an indisputable need for the regulation of clearing houses, but increasing scale is not a particular danger.
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""Put simply, Southwest and Boeing conspired to cover up this indisputable fact: The 737 Max 8 was so defective and poorly designed that it could easily kill you.
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It seems indisputable that energy efficiency standards are a tremendous success; lawmakers would be hard-pressed to find a more innovative, cost-effective, bipartisan example of good governance.
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However, from a U.S. perspective, there is an indisputable logic to identifying China as a strategic competitor and then seeking to break supply chain dependence on that competitor.
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But China claims "indisputable sovereignty" over the territory, and rejects arbitration as "a political provocation in the guise of law," Lu Kang, a Foreign Ministry spokesman, said Tuesday.
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Even if there were an indisputable increase in hearing loss among adolescents, it is not at all clear that the main culprit is cranking Skrillex at full blast.
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Rather, it's "indisputable science" that explains why the men have a greater physical ability to compete at their level than the women do at theirs, the filing says.
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Absolutely." And David Axelrod said, "It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race.
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In the end Ms Adamson settled on Queen Bee Coffee, which makes up in its indisputable status as a common noun what it lacks in bean-based wordplay.
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One facet of the young squad's makeup has been almost indisputable since June: the Finnish sensation Kaapo Kakko, whom the Rangers took with the No. 2 draft pick.
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The room was tense until Kasi Lemmons, the director, came to Ms. Erivo's defense, explaining that the actress's talents and visceral connections to the American abolitionist were indisputable.
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They seem to have made peace, or at least a truce, with an indisputable reality: The midmajor team selected for an at-large berth is an endangered species.
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The closed-doors hearings have uncovered an established, indisputable fact pattern: that there was a quid pro quo with Ukraine and that the president is implicated in it.
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"It is with humility and effort that we come before you to pronounce the indisputable reality that there is instability in ZANU-PF," Chiwenga said in a statement Monday.
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Yet of various high-profile gaijin brought in to run Japanese companies over the past 30 years, only Mr Ghosn had made an indisputable success of things—until now.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) leads in early fundraising against his fellow Democratic opponents, setting a tone as an "indisputable front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination," AP reports.
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To put that in perspective, only one other superhero film — indisputable superhero box office champ Marvel's The Avengers — had better weeks 183-9, with $10.8 million and $6.9 million.
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" He said Russians have demonstrated their hostility by annexing Crimea, by invading Ukraine and by interfering in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, calling the evidence of that meddling "indisputable.
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Instagram's aggressive expansion has kneecapped Snapchat's growth over the past few years, but the ephemeral-photo-sharing app still holds one indisputable advantage over its Facebook-owned competitor: messaging.
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While people may not agree on all of the facts, one thing is indisputable: people without health insurance may die sooner than they would if they had insurance coverage.
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Perhaps most damaging to the Australia post hoc fallacy, however, is the indisputable fact that Australian firearm deaths were already in sharp decline before the 1996 law was enacted.
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The controversy that the pursuit of that quasi-milestone produced is over, and all that lies ahead now is the crisp, indisputable figure with an almost mythical allure: 33,000.
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With 81 delegates, he's the indisputable front-runner heading into Tuesday's contests, and he is expected to score big in the Southern states, where his support is particularly strong.
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"To guarantee safety of navigation and of work conditions, China urged fishing vessels near the site to leave," Hong said, adding that China had indisputable sovereignty over the atoll.
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But even allowing for some misunderstanding and ambiguity on the American side regarding Poland, it was the United States that undertook the first indisputable repudiation of the agreement's letter.
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Rather, it is "indisputable science" that explains why the men have a greater physical ability to compete at their level than the women do at theirs, the filing says.
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If men got pregnant one could very reasonably expect that Roe would have long ago taken its rightful place in legal history along other examples of indisputable settled law.
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Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, who is friendly towards Russia, said the charges against Malinov were "very serious" and that prosecutors needed to come up with indisputable evidence of wrongdoing.
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It's an alternate theory to the entire set of facts on the Russian intelligence operation in 2016 that Robert Mueller and many others have established in detailed, indisputable terms.
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"It seems that the Trump administration and this committee under your leadership are putting the same amount of effort toward this indisputable homeland security threat — none whatsoever," he asserted.
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I've talked to numerous folks at Waymo, including CEO John Krafcik, and their ambitions are noble, their talent is considerable, their dedication is impressive, and their intelligence is indisputable.
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Executive director, Clean Air Asia The science on how human activities — predominantly the use of fossil fuels — have caused and continuously aggravate the impacts of climate change is indisputable.
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After all, she attended Paris Fashion Week this winter courtesy of Louis Vuitton and got to drive around the indisputable fashion capital of the world with supermodel Karlie Kloss.
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Murray's most substantive argument: The ACLU, according to Murray, "failed to disclose its indisputable and disqualifying bias," an alleged economic motive to back John Oliver and his co-defendants.
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Yet even as private equity's ability to generate huge profits is indisputable, the industry's value to the work force and the broader economy is still a matter of debate.
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Once an indisputable sex symbol of the peak-MTV era, Mr. Michael appeared overweight and nearly unrecognizable in photographs, reportedly from September, that the website TMZ published on Monday.
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Studies have shown an indisputable link between having a positive outlook and health benefits like lower blood pressure, less heart disease, better weight control and healthier blood sugar levels.
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Some Trump advisers have argued that they would need indisputable evidence of Prince Mohammed's involvement in Mr. Khashoggi's killing before they would punish him or the kingdom more harshly.
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Every public poll shows a steady and indisputable trend: The Democratic 2020 race is a three-way brawl between 70-somethings who came to fame in the U.S. Senate.
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State premier Stephan Weil's office said it was indisputable the software caused lower nitrogen oxide levels to be measured during inspections than were achievable during normal driving on the road.
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"Today's agreement settles the indisputable fact that Mr. Greenberg has denied for 12 years: that Mr. Greenberg orchestrated two transactions that fundamentally misrepresented AIG's finances," Schneiderman said in a statement.
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Fact-checking is not a magical solution that will make a book indisputable and beyond debate — Chozick, after all, hired a fact-checker and her facts are still being questioned.
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"We are starting to see true indications of enthusiasm in this election, and they are pretty indisputable," said Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manger, on a Thursday conference call with reporters.
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China says it has "indisputable sovereignty" over the area it claims and has refused to recognize the court ruling handed down last month in a case brought by the Philippines.
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Several former Bush operatives noted that the former Florida governor was the worst messenger to stop Trump's rise because of his brother's presidency and his indisputable ties to the establishment.
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Of course, if you're seeing someone on a dating app first-hand, that's pretty indisputable, but it's always worth it to consider that there might be more to the story.
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These devices wield incredible power within the justice system: The numbers they print out are treated as all but indisputable by juries, and defendants usually don't try to fight them.
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It is indisputable that ensuring the reliable and uninterrupted supply of fuels and electricity is absolutely essential to our nation's economy, security, and the health and safety of its citizens.
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The report itself provides indisputable evidence that, when informed that Weiner's laptop contained Clinton emails, Strzok immediately had the matter pursued by two of his most qualified and aggressive investigators.
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Hinkie might have chosen Kristaps Porzingis last June instead of Jahlil Okafor but left him for Jackson to claim as his one indisputable prize in two years on the job.
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Stopping the presumptive nominee at the convention — one who won 37 states and has an indisputable majority of delegates — would be an extraordinary affront and seems improbable at this point.
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But it is indisputable that his strategy of ratcheting up pressure on other world powers like Russia and China has delivered the most punitive sanctions ever enforced on North Korea.
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The American artist Carmen Winant offers the most concrete (and indisputable) answer in "My Birth," a new site-specific installation comprises hundreds of found photos of labor and related activities.
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Many in Soweto, the black township south of Johannesburg famed for its resistance to apartheid, cannot imagine leaving the party because of the indisputable good it brought to their lives.
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And that has become part of Beyoncé's and Jay-Z's shared project: to remember, amid their indisputable yet anomalous success, how much has been denied to others by systemic racism.
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My colleague Frank Bruni has just published a column on the race: "What's indisputable is that Ocasio-Cortez ran a spirited, pointed, smart campaign and that Crowley erred," he writes.
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"The Marine Corps' decision to temporarily ground all aircraft is further, indisputable evidence that America's military is in a readiness crisis, and that the crisis is costing lives," said Rep.
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They had probably overestimated their own product, but it is indisputable that Zuckerberg dragged his feet on the project, stalling for around two months while brainstorming his own competing product.
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What Bush gained by giving up drinking—a fast, if late, career start; the chance to be a more responsible husband and father—is indisputable; but did he lose anything?
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I accept the Washington Times' retraction and apology, and I am grateful that the Washington Times has acknowledged the indisputable truth that these allegations are, and always have been, false.
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" Lord moved on to Trump's one indisputable claim: "He specifically said to say that your ratings, our ratings at CNN here, are up because of his presence in this convention.
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Because of these shifting rules, while today's court of public opinion would almost certainly deem Beecroft to be not black, there wouldn't be any indisputable evidence to provide to the judge.
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No, all the self-fashioned "Commanders" of this insurgent government wanted from their successful coup d'état was indisputable control over the world, and the women's bodies that inhabit it, once again.
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WASHINGTON — American defense firms are the indisputable leaders of the world's $398 billion arms sales industry, according to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, also known as SIPRI.
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"Here are the essential and indisputable facts: NBC News assigned the Harvey Weinstein story to Ronan, we completely supported it over many months with resources -- both financial and editorial," Lack wrote.
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But in the context of this endless quest for perfection, there is still an indisputable stigma around eating disorders, which are perceived in popular culture as shallow, self-inflicted, disgusting, fake.
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This activity marks a notable shift in how tech companies, especially those who operate communication platforms with strong commitments to speech, deal with groups and ideas now indisputable entangled with murder.
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" Yes but: "Some Trump advisers have argued that they would need indisputable evidence of Prince Mohammed's involvement in Mr. Khashoggi's killing before they would punish him or the kingdom more harshly.
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And that victory, coming on the heels of his functional tie with Pete Buttigieg in the dysfunctional Iowa caucuses last week, makes him the indisputable front-runner for the Democratic nomination.
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WikiLeaks played an indisputable role in shaping the 2016 election when the group published emails from the Democratic National Committee and from the inbox of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.
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"I think it's indisputable that if Trump announces a U.S. withdrawal from NAFTA, well at that moment the negotiations stop," said Raul Urteaga, head of international trade for Mexico's agriculture ministry.
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All the additional analysis of Woodstock '299 is, of course, welcome, but the basic facts of the festival—rioting, cynical avarice, and multiple sexual assaults—are indisputable, and cannot be mitigated.
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The superior performance of the two progressives reinforces one indisputable fact: Playing to win and being bold always eclipses and wins out over playing not to lose and being overly cautious.
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Having established his indisputable innocence with the above pattern of behavior, President Donald Trump is now peeved to be under investigation for obstructing justice regarding crimes that definitely did not happen.
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But one of Irma's casualties was indisputable: The roof of the Key Largo building that local emergency operations officials were using after they fled their headquarters in Marathon had blown off.
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Despite what some experts say is almost-indisputable evidence of wrongdoing — and reports that Mueller has gathered enough evidence to indict — no charges have been filed against the onetime intelligence officer.
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Muhammad, a slight-figured man with a piercing gaze and a prayer bruise on his bald forehead, is 38, a former trader whose gifts as a speaker and promoter are indisputable.
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It appears Mets fans will be able to make the indisputable claim this Christmas that their team is a greater source of hope than the Knicks are for their own fans.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday that it's "indisputable" that President Trump has done more to defeat Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) than President Obama did.
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" In fact, none of the four points are actually indisputable, and during the hearings on Wednesday and Friday, Democrats are likely to take issue with how Republicans have framed this "evidence.
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" Emilio Grateron, the national coordinator for Guaido's Popular Will party, said in an interview that Guaido remained the "indisputable leader" of the opposition, but acknowledged the scandal had opened a "rupture.
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As for Whittaker at UFC 225 ... Romero says he's gonna get his revenge on the loss at 225 and hints he's gonna make sure the outcome is indisputable this time around.
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But as the months wore on, and Colbert became more and more incensed at "President Trump" being a reality he had to confront every day, his increasing ratings became an indisputable fact.
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" Valentina Matvienko, speaker of the upper chamber of the Russian parliament, said on a visit to Tokyo in November: "Russia's sovereignty over the Kuriles is indisputable and is not up for revision.
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"It is indisputable that the policy of low interest rates is causing extraordinary problems for the banks and the whole financial sector in Germany," he told the news agency on April 12.
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But what's indisputable is NAFTA's impact on the global drug trade and on the massive wealth and power accumulated by Mexican cartels and kingpins, like Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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"To our knowledge, China's Haiyang Shiyou 981 drilling platform is working in totally indisputable waters under China's jurisdiction," said Hong Lei, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, at a news conference on Wednesday.
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When the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation reported that the tax bill would increase the deficit — an indisputable fact supported by every single analysis of the bill — they went after the JCT.
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Some are fantastic upgrades, others are perhaps more questionable, but whatever the merits of any particular new device, there's one thing that's indisputable: They're all more expensive than they used to be.
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"We only have a presumptive titling system - it neither verifies that the seller or buyer is the indisputable owner, nor does it guarantee that the property is free from disputes," Sanan said.
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In the conservative information bubble, it is considered indisputable that Pelosi was, like a cartoon villain, announcing her fiendish plan to conceal the contents of the health care bill from the cameras.
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" The Democratic senator said it was "indisputable fact" that the probe of Russian meddling in the election and any possible Trump campaign role "was triggered by information completely independent from the dossier.
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Last month an international tribunal in The Hague issued a ruling in a case brought by the Philippines that challenged, among other things, China's "indisputable historical claim" in the South China Sea.
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"While some might dispute both the reliability and quantity of the North's strategic weapons, it is indisputable that [Kim Jong Un] is rapidly closing the gap between rhetoric and capability," Harris said.
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The U.S. now faces a decision with global consequences: Will it continue to be the indisputable world leader in attracting talent, or will it squander the precious gift it has been given?
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What's indisputable is that plates with repeated digits, digits in sequences, or those containing few numbers—only the royal family is rumored to have two-digit plates—go for the highest prices.
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Indisputable, though, is that if one wants to keep these desperate people home, then the most cost-effective means would be to take some responsibility and provide economic and political assistance there.
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His competence is indisputable, but the debate centers on the ends to which his abilities and those of other Democrats in the Washington-Wall Street nexus have been put over the years.
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Absolute returns are an important factor with Tesla, but it's indisputable that buying into the mega-rallies and epic swoons is now significantly more expensive than it was just six months ago.
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There may not quite be 12 internationals playing at an indisputable All-Star level as we speak, but it's increasingly fair to ask, as Nash predicted, if we're all that far away.
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So, to Trump's detractors, if the royal family objects to Trump personally, that is indisputable proof that he is so horrible that he has shocked this ancient institution out of its neutrality.
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It is indisputable that Russia interfered in the election to help Trump and hurt Clinton because they believed Trump would be better for their country's long-term interests in the world. Period.
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It is indisputable that we are at the dumbest moment in our (honestly always kind of dumb) nation's history, but the shape of that dumbness can be protean and hard to know.
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LG: The freshness may be indisputable but just in terms of the health benefits there have been a lot of studies that have come out around how healthy juicing is for you.
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After two seasons of Flavor of Love, Tiffany 'New York' Pollard, turned her pain into reality pop stardom, emerging as the indisputable H.B.I.C. with her Flavor of Love offshoot, I Love New York.
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The brutal murder of 6 million Jews is not an allegation to be investigated or debated – it is as indisputable a fact as the existence of the sun, the moon and the stars.
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"It is indisputable that long held racial beliefs are embedded in of the fabric of the NFL and many of these beliefs still govern who makes it to the field," the letter reads.
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In her role as the indisputable Khaleesi and Mother of Dragons on Game of Thrones, the actress has come to symbolize the feminist rallying cry that can currently be heard the world over.
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"I will take the responsibility as the indisputable head of the executive in respect of the steps to be taken and decisions on these issues," he said in the interview broadcast on Tuesday.
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"It's pretty much indisputable that the percentage of income being earned by the top 1 percent, or the top quarter of 1 percent, is going up," said Richard H. Thaler, the association's president.
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So it's indisputable that Orange Is the New Black is an important series in the development of Netflix, which in turn has been very important in the development of TV as a whole.
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If they point a finger at someone who is harassing them or assaulting them at work, they know they need solid evidence, if not indisputable proof, and that's often very difficult to get.
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Although the correlation between addiction and one's environment and genetics is indisputable, I find it admirable that Wooten considers the possibility that his circumstances are, in part, the result of his own choices.
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After the US raised objections about the deployment of missile launchers to the Spratlys, China said "necessary national defense facilities" had been added to the islands, reiterating Beijing's "indisputable sovereignty" over the territory.
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The president may not be prosecuted for obstruction of justice over it, even though it seems like a profound obstruction of justice, because the president has the indisputable authority to take the action.
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As Britain descends into political crisis after the June 23 referendum, voters there could be forgiven for looking wistfully at the indisputable, if brutal, way in which matters are settled in the tournament.
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Back in 2009, Beijing submitted a map to the United Nations asserting "indisputable sovereignty" over the waters within a "nine-dashed line" enclosing that 80 to 90 percent of the South China Sea.
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If kids witness their mothers deferring to their fathers, or sons are praised for their aggression while daughters are punished for it, they begin to absorb those imposed gender differences as genetically indisputable.
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Nobody comes out and says anything gross or actionable — this is not "Mad Men," and every company has binders full of rules about appropriate conduct — but the lessons are clear, indisputable and dismaying.
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What is indisputable is that Mississippi's 15-week ban is currently the most restrictive ban to be signed into law—and that there will be other states soon hoping to follow that lead.
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So whenever they see an opportunity to latch onto something that gives them indisputable proof that racism is definitely over and we can all stop talking about it now, they'll jump on it.
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"What we're seeing with the evolution of the glacier is indisputable proof of the trace of this (global) warming and (climate) imbalance, and essentially of the shift of an entire ecosystem ..." Macron said.
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That Mr. Allan's voice is as harrowing ever is a relief, and also indisputable, because his new single "Mess Me Up" is so slickly produced and written it threatens to flatten his burrs.
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Fueling that speculation is the fact that no charges have been filed against Flynn, despite what experts claim is almost-indisputable evidence of wrongdoing and reports Mueller has gathered enough evidence to indict.
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But the indisputable star of this exercise in soft science from the inventive British troupe Improbable, at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater of John Jay College through Wednesday, is its charismatic title character.
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By this time, his mastery was indisputable; he could merge fabulousness with fastidiousness, make hits of such disparate projects as "Streamers," an armed-service play, and "Working Girl," essentially a mildly feminist opus.
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Predictions of a wave of women overtaking Congress may still be premature, but one thing is indisputable: like 2016, the 2018 campaign is already dramatically changing the conversation about gender in American politics.
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A bona fide Leonardo would be an indisputable prize — especially when it easily beat the record Doha had held for the most ever paid for a painting, roughly $300 million for a Gauguin.
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To me, what feels real is indisputable: Jo marries her novel's character off to please the masses, but in her actual life, being a single and accomplished writer is her true happy ending.
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My hope is that these films reaffirm the indisputable relevance of H.B.C.U.s and invite Americans to consider how worse off our country might be without the existence of these institutions and their graduates.
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Where so many institutions are muddled in their political stances and completely silent on the topic of guns, this Museum presents the seemingly indisputable thesis that America is great because America has guns.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently declared that there's indisputable evidence that Zika can cause a devastating birth defect called microcephaly, which is characterized by a shrunken head and incomplete brain development.
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It's all essentially indisputable, which is why the RNC is resorting to what amounts to a large-scale trolling tactic as part of its larger effort to help Trump try to stymie the investigation.
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Officials must have "indisputable video evidence" to overturn calls on the court, meaning officials are taught to defer to the call on the court even if they're 284 percent sure that call is wrong.
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Had the memo never been released, it may well have driven the news cycle for weeks more — hanging like a cloud over the Trump-Russia investigation — indisputable proof of something, just out of reach.
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If you need any more proof of this indisputable fact, look no further than Friday's "Chapter Seventy-Eight," which handles the aftermath of Xiomara De La Vega's (Andrea Navedo) stage 3 breast cancer diagnosis.
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" On the idea of debt relief, he said: "That is not necessary, that is indisputable", adding of the debate about the idea: "That is an attempt not to do what irrefutably must be done.
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While so far all we have to officially go on is the images of what appear to be an extremely angry and frightened Gigi, it seems pretty indisputable what transpired outside the fashion show.
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But the power of the crosses, which Zanis had placed outside the medical center after driving them 1,200 miles from Aurora, Illinois, was indisputable, at least for many people, and especially for one mother.
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To some anti-abortion Republicans in Congress, these videos will always be indisputable evidence that Planned Parenthood was caught on tape doing something both immoral and illegal, and that these claims deserve serious investigation.
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"It's indisputable that his termination was a result of President Trump's unrelenting retaliatory campaign of false information, attacks and direct appeals to top officials," Aitan Goelman, a lawyer for Strzok, said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, the effort is anything but simple, and the team doggedly battles technical malfunctions and the force of nature in pursuit of their golden fleece: documenting the indisputable and tragic transformation below the waves.
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So Trump's tape threat could be a bluff designed to get potential witnesses like Comey to question their own recollection of events, fearing that an indisputable tape would come forward and prove them wrong.
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Germany, the indisputable pace-setter of the European economy, keeps saying the same thing: There is no need for any support to its recessionary economy, which is expected to stagnate in the months ahead.
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But it has become a talking point for smugglers, who are trying to capitalize on the indisputable fact that most of the first to be deported from Greece have largely been Pakistanis and Afghans.
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It's indisputable that anti-gay bigotry still prevailed throughout the decade, but though it is rarely mentioned, AIDS played a large role in bringing gay people out of the closet and into the mainstream.
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If there is one thing that should be indisputable in the wake of the cyberattacks conducted by Russia to influence the 2016 elections, it is that our nation is far from safe from cyberthreats.
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What it does not offer, in the first three episodes, is an indisputable argument that there is material to power a second season, and maybe more, beyond the memory and repercussions of the first.
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The indisputable fact is that we must fully meet the goals determined by climate experts if the planet is to be kept from crossing the tipping point where global warming spirals out of control.
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But the retrospective includes curios like "The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane," a thriller starring a young Jodie Foster and Martin Sheen, as well as the indisputable gem "Atlantic City" from 1980.
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His real-life test of the economic theories so warmly embraced by the likes of Mr. Ryan has provided indisputable proof that no miraculous free lunch will result from his party's tax-cut delusions.
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Some moderate Democrats had argued that zeroing in on the threat of foreign interference — which they saw as an indisputable conclusion of Mueller's report — was the caucus' best bet to bringing on GOP support.
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Why is it that despite the indisputable evidence that equal access for women in the tech sector enhances the value of companies, lots of tech firms in the U.S. still have the feel of fraternities?
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The Saudis are the indisputable top buyers of U.S.-made arms, a title that has safeguarded the kingdom from retaliatory sanctions over the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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But while he may acknowledge the indisputable conclusion that our appetite for fossil fuel is slowing killing our home planet, Tillerson's views on how to solve the problem diverge from those of some climate scientists.
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Yet according to Ms Mutz, members of this demographic favour Mr Trump because they felt their old dominance was threatened, and pined for a time when America's dominance was indisputable—economically, militarily, culturally and politically.
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Whether or not you agree with John McCain's politics, there's one thing about the 80-year-old Arizona lawmaker—who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer—that seems indisputable: the man is tough as nails.
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A DHS official stood by the claim that the effort worked Friday "It is indisputable that when there are consequences for illegal actions, we see an effect on apprehensions at the border," the official said.
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It's a net broadly cast and woven of implications rather than of indisputable evidence, but — especially given the tobacco industry's credibility problems — you'll probably be inclined to think there's some truth to the film's allegations.
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But there are two indisputable facts about Russia's involvement in the 2016 campaign: The Kremlin's preferred candidate won, and numerous members of the administration had conversations with Russia that they either hid or lied about.
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That's mostly true, but it misses an aspect that's only come into focus with two decades of hindsight: Load was the first indisputable proof that Metallica has been trolling and alienating its audience all along.
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What's indisputable is that it introduces Aggregate Prime, the same all-star quintet found here, with Gary Thomas on saxophones and flute, Mark Whitfield on guitar, Vijay Iyer on piano, and Kenny Davis on bass.
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Diversity is much more prevalent in the big metropolitan areas that house more of the nation's business, government, civic and media leadership -- and also now constitute the indisputable geographic foundation of the Democratic electoral coalition.
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Sondland's admission corroborates what several other witnesses had alleged, finally making it indisputable: The Ukrainians were told by the Trump administration about a quid pro quo involving hundreds of millions of dollars in security assistance.
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Some Philippine commentators say Manila may object to any reference to its fishermen being "permitted" to return, while Beijing might be wary of appearing to be softening its position on what it calls "indisputable" sovereignty.
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At last year&aposs meeting, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sharply criticized what he called Beijing&aposs disregard for international law by its "indisputable militarization" of artificial islands in disputed areas of the South China Sea.
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According to the Associated Press, there were widespread reports of ballot-box stuffing and forced voting on Sunday, and Putin was trying to win by a large margin to ensure his mandate to govern is indisputable.
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The ability to report these behaviors system-wide and from within apps is a welcomed improvement to anti-harassment efforts, and affording users the option to record these violations should help provide moderators with indisputable evidence.
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"It is with humility and effort that we come before you to pronounce the indisputable reality that there is instability in ZANU–PF," Chiwenga said in a statement Monday, demanding that the president stop his purge.
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In making his decision, Chen noted that the termination of TPS for the people covered in the lawsuit would cause indisputable and irreparable harm to the program's recipients and their children, many of them US citizens.
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The current titling system is one of "presumed ownership", which neither verifies that the seller - or buyer - is the indisputable owner, nor guarantees that the property is free from disputes or pending court cases, Ramanathan said.
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But even if fewer Americans knew his name, it's indisputable that at the time of his death, Mr. al-Baghdadi was a more significant figure in global terrorism than Mr. bin Laden was when he died.
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We're reminded of as much by the episode's indisputable high point, when the singer goes for a moonlit witching hour dip in the Caribbean Sea with former enemies like Katie Maloney-Schwartz, Stassi Schroder, and Kristen.
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"China has indisputable sovereignty over the (Spratly) Islands and their adjacent waters," Hua said, referring to reefs and islets in the South China Sea where Beijing has built installations that could be used by its military.
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The Trump administration should focus on assembling indisputable evidence of Iran's breach of the arms embargo and then persuade the United Nations to move from words to action, requiring states to collectively impose sanctions against Iran.
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But it's indisputable that both Trump and Cruz spotted and then exploited an opportunity thrown up by a singular moment in U.S. political history that in retrospect both seem to have been working toward for years.
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As a result, some critics have questioned whether the Country Music Association considers Lil Nas X one of its own, or is dutifully recognizing an indisputable cultural moment — calling his absence from other categories a snub.
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Speaking from Brussels around midnight, Carles Puigdemont, the former leader of Catalonia who was removed by Mr. Rajoy, said Thursday's record turnout of about 83 percent had produced "an indisputable result" in favor of the separatists.
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But when he played Falstaff, Shakespeare's bravest coward, wisest fool and most ignoble knight, in Joseph Papp's 1987 production of "Henry IV, Part 1" at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, he was the indisputable star.
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Book Entry It is indisputable that the internet — facilitated by both vast improvements in access and computing power — has had a disruptive impact on not just business but politics and many aspects of our daily lives.
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BONDY, France — The cheers could be heard all the way from Calais to Marseille when the final second ticked past and France was the indisputable victor of the 2110 men's soccer World Cup final on Sunday.
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It's also in their "West Side Story," an indisputable masterpiece, though ultimately more refined and controlled than "On the Town," which has the youthful élan of its creators: brash energy that sometimes verges on unwieldy recklessness.
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Feminism had to be established as "an indisputable thread" running through all public policy, said Ofelia Fernandez, a 19-year-old woman newly elected as a lawmaker, in her maiden speech to Argentina's Congress on Thursday.
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Over the past 94 days since the House investigation began—indeed, over the past three years—one indisputable truth has emerged: if we do not respond to President Trump's abuses of power, the abuses will continue.
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Really, arguments between adherents of the different adventure plots are the stuff of cable news programming, with each narrative vying for supremacy in debates that too often become arguments over established facts that should be indisputable.
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Recent races for the best-actor Oscar have been awfully sleepy, as indisputable front-runners like Gary Oldman or Casey Affleck have cakewalked their way through a surprisingly thin category padded out with little-seen performances.
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In an emergency call Thursday night, the deputy foreign minister of Iran, Abbas Araghchi, told the Swiss ambassador that there was "indisputable" evidence that the American drone had violated Iran's airspace, according to the news report.
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It's been 103 years since Keeping Up With The Kardashians first aired on TV. This week, we examine how the world's most famous family has entertained us, angered us, and made an indisputable impact on our culture.
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"It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race," said David Axelrod, Obama's former senior adviser and now a CNN senior political commentator.
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It's been 10 years since Keeping Up With The Kardashians first aired on TV. This week, we examine how the world's most famous family has entertained us, angered us, and made an indisputable impact on our culture.
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"Aging is an indisputable fact and the demand for elderly housing is emerging," said Daniel Lau from the Hong Kong Housing Society, which also works with the government to improve housing conditions for the city's poorer seniors.
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While different studies have found different numbers in the percentage of rape cases that lead to a conviction, according to the Central Minnesota Sexual Assault Center it's about 6%, it's indisputable that the number is abysmally low.
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The reason I wrote a book for women who are too tired for sex is because women are disproportionately affected by both sleep problems and by low sexual desire, and the relationship between the two is indisputable.
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No matter what Trump says now about how little Manafort did in the campaign or how short a period of time he spent on the campaign, the fact of Manafort's essential role within the campaign is indisputable.
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" On the defense The Trump campaign defended the email Thursday, saying it's "indisputable" the virus originated in China "and that the Chinese government concealed valuable information that would have helped the rest of the world mobilize sooner.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there's now indisputable evidence that Zika causes terrible birth defect called microcephaly, which is characterized by a shrunken head and incomplete brain development, and other severe brain abnormalities.
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The fact that students will put down stakes — up to 100 tents — for several weeks for a chance at prime seating inside Cameron (particularly for games against North Carolina) is an indisputable testament to the students' zeal.
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The letter admonished him for supposedly contradicting "indisputable findings" that emissions of CO22019 and other greenhouse gases are the primary cause of recent global warming, a topic for which Seitter insists there is no room for debate.
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In fact, while the city is largely known as the indisputable hip-hop capital of the South, its venues are actually proof of how different, robust scenes—rock and rap, but also music and visual art—often collide.
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It's indisputable that children are growing up more immersed in technology and the internet than ever before, which has led to a genre of pieces dedicated to the harms and benefits of growing up in front of screens.
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There is a timeless spirituality in this non-distracted approach that fights against the aesthetics of clickbait distraction that are taken as the indisputable condition of culture today — as evidenced in the display choices made for this exhibition.
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Well, the TV giant has captured indisputable magic once again with one of OITNB's most valuable players, Natasha Lyonne, and her genre-smashing Russian Doll, which is co-created by writer Leslye Headland and comedy queen Amy Poehler.
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The two senators tag-teamed Trump on everything from his business success to support for Israel, in an effort to unseat the indisputable frontrunner just days before eleven major states vote in their primary elections on March 1.
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The dismantling of human oppression has obviously not been ordered or logical — and certainly not sudden And the evidence is indisputable that plenty of people come to care passionately about some nonhuman animals while caring little about others.
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Why it matters: While Reid's approach has had indisputable success over the past decade, times have changed since 2011 and we better understand the psychological triggers that big tech employs to manipulate its users into taking certain actions.
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But the three share indisputable similarities: they approach indie rock from a deliberate and plaintive perspective that skews more toward emo, folk, and blues than toward punk, and they write the kind of lyrics that warrant close reading.
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Fueling that speculation is the fact that despite what some experts say is almost-indisputable evidence of wrongdoing — and reports that Mueller has gathered enough evidence to indict — no charges have been filed against the onetime intelligence officer.
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The research on this point is, frankly, indisputable, with public health groups like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and the World Health Organization all acknowledging methadone and buprenorphine's medical value.
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Trump's own political appointees, widely-respected diplomats, a Purple Heart recipient, foreign policy professionals, career budget officials (rightly concerned with obeying federal law) and a leading Fox News analyst have made the president's corrupt intent an indisputable fact.
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"It's indisputable that as long as working conditions of adults don't improve .. children will continue to be part of an alternative generation of income for families," the center, based in Colombia's city of Medellin, said in its report.
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That said, it is indisputable that the Clintons' political lives have been linked for decades, that Mr. Clinton is now playing a visible role in his wife's campaign and that Hillary Clinton is accountable for her own public actions.
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While the law may go beyond simply LGBT issues, the one indisputable fact relative to its passage is that a desperately antiquated GOP continues to take swipes at, and an antagonistic attitude toward, a historically marginalized group of people.
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Speaking to Axios, Mokyr says an indisputable lesson of the Second Industrial Revolution, just preceding World War I, is that technology can be much more powerful than expected in a combat setting, and seriously amplify and extend a conflict.
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"Hispanic Americans have contributed to our country since its founding, and it is because of that indisputable part of the American story that I have been working for years to establish a museum that tells those stories," said Menendez.
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Indisputable proof that boring (or at least bored) people can be terrifically exciting company, this beautiful and surprising musical from the composer David Yazbek and the playwright Itamar Moses takes place in a terminally sleepy provincial corner of Israel.
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It's indisputable that Russia under Putin is an increasingly hostile, aggressive power, acting against liberal democracies, meddling in our political process, undermining our allies and violating international law, including the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines jet in 2014.
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Mr. Merkel's broader efforts to resuscitate the doctor's reputation against those "who glibly deride him as a quack" is at least partly successful, and his assertion that "many of his sounder concepts of wellness remain sage prescriptions" seems indisputable.
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America continues to grow and regardless of how we expect our expanding society to commute, the indisputable fact is that we need to increase capacity across all modes and bring the current system into a state of good repair.
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"It is indisputable that current and former employees of the White House work for the People of the United States, and that they take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," the judge added.
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Those blemishes have come to define him as much as, if not more than the springboard athleticism, blinding speed, uncanny vision, and indisputable toughness that convinced the Washington Wizards to lock him down at the costly price they did.
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And despite biology's indisputable facts — you're born with a fixed number of eggs that declines as you age — a person in their late 30s could in fact have an easier time getting pregnant than a person in their late 20s.
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The Missing Evidence works well enough to change our minds for just a few minutes, but it's quickly clear that it's not so much indisputable facts and hard evidence, but instead the compelling, authoritative nature of television that's more convincing.
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Whether you support President Trump or oppose him, the simple and indisputable fact is that nothing in the Manafort trial so far has revealed any evidence of collusion with Russia or any other misconduct by President Trump or his campaign.
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"One thing is indisputable: Ronan Farrow walked out of NBC and within two months he published an incredible article that not only won a Pulitzer but helped trigger a massive social and cultural reckoning that continues to this day," he added.
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Even with the indisputable and credible evidence proving how safe abortion is, anti-abortion activists continue to peddle misinformation about the procedure and seek to limit its availability, with the ultimate goal of cutting off access to abortion care entirely.
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So, Democrats should see Wednesday's hearings as a great opportunity to educate the American people about indisputable facts that support the inference of Trump abusing his presidential powers to obstruct the Mueller investigation and to protect himself and his campaign.
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After years of suspicion, indisputable evidence about Pakistan's covert development of a nuclear program in the 1980s finally led to the termination of US aid to Pakistan in 1990 and since that time there have been steps to siphon off funding.
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Before the recent explosion of South Florida rappers, in which artists like Kodak Black, Ski Mask the Slump God, Lil Pump, and others became indisputable rising stars within the genre, Robb Bank$ was arguably the most promising out of the region.
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Carlos Cordeiro, the president of the United States Soccer Federation, resigned Thursday night, three days after the federation argued in legal filings that "indisputable science" proved that the players on its World Cup-winning women's national team were inferior to men.
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What is indisputable is that for more than 2,500 years, ideas of Israel operated on the Jewish psyche as powerfully as the historical realities of the place, and more often than not were more primary and active than its reality.
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And Quin and Lynn come across as such perfect parents that, as a mother with indisputable flaws, I struggled to relate to them — even though I sympathized with Quindlen's impulse to protect their privacy and her access to their son.
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Few people outside Ms. Pelosi's inner circle were aware of how worried she was that Mr. Trump would try to stop the opposition party from taking control of the House unless the Democrats' victory was emphatic enough to be indisputable.
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Absolutely." This public admission was a first from the president, and Axelrod was even more direct, saying, "It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race.
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Together, the new research makes the immune amnesia hypothesis indisputable, says Roberto Cattaneo, a measles researcher at the Mayo Clinic, who was one of the first to show the virus decimated immune cells and was not involved in either study.
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The evidence was indisputable: goals from all four lines, crammed in the first two periods; defensive commitment and accountability; and a brand of hockey — speedy but not reckless, physical but not undisciplined — that had eluded the Rangers for stretches in Ottawa.
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Assembling a broad coalition of providers, caregivers and patient advocates, together we appealed to our elected officials with indisputable facts and personal stories that demonstrated just how invasive, unnecessary, and damaging a "one size fits all" approach is be for patients.
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There are many good ideas floating out there for how to help those struggling with this deadly disease, but there is one, common, absolute and indisputable truth: we must act quickly if we're going to get control of the opioid epidemic.
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The American practice of capital punishment is inextricably linked to much of what's wrong with our justice system: its focus on punitive rather than restorative measures; its indisputable bias against the poor, mentally ill, and marginalized; its captivity to racial bias.
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The American practice of capital punishment is inextricably linked to much of what's wrong with our justice system — its focus on punitive rather than restorative measures; its indisputable bias against the poor, mentally ill, and marginalized; its captivity to racial bias.
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While trends come and go, a recurring trope in recent years—an indisputable part of the basic grammar of Coachella fashion—is the flower crown, and it looks like this accessory de rigueur may have just gotten a 420-themed upgrade.
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There, flying in the face of so many denials of collusion, was an indisputable offer of "documents and information that would incriminate Hillary," as part of "Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump" — an offer Don Jr. eagerly accepted.
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National party operatives frightened by Donald Trump's eight-point win in 2016 and equally dreadful midterm election results this month have begun to consider writing off the once-indisputable battleground state, no longer confident it is worthy of substantial investment in future elections.
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Some beauty truths are universal and indisputable: Harry Potter makeup brushes are always a good idea, rainbow Wet n Wild highlighter is the invention of the gods, and if we could live every day with Sailor Moon-themed nails, we obviously would.
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It's these newer forecasters, who have been on the air for a relatively junior five years or so, that have the strongest spines when speaking about climate science that — while nearly mathematically indisputable — still stirs tensions in many U.S. communities, explained Morales.
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"Since yesterday, after the CDU leaders' proposal, we have got some questions from our allies and there is some - this is indisputable - irritation amongst our partners," Maas said, adding there was currently no discussion among partners about creating such an international security zone.
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While the U.S. intelligence agencies may never publicly disclose how they specifically know that Russian state-sponsored hackers are the definitive source of the DNC and related hacks, this level of disclosure is only made when there is indisputable proof available to them.
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"Artificial island construction and indisputable militarization of facilities on features in international waters undermine regional stability," Mattis told an audience at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, where he spent much of his time criticizing Beijing for its actions in the region.
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It's never a good idea to criticize baby actors, but it's an indisputable truth that "Full House" was blessed by how expressive Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were; "Fuller House" has not been similarly blessed when it comes to the Messitt twins.
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The Philippines turned to arbitration as a last resort after our numerous efforts at direct talks were met with the impossible precondition of accepting China's "indisputable sovereignty" — a claim of sovereign rights and jurisdiction and historic rights — over the entire South China Sea.
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What is indisputable is that Mateen specifically targeted the L.G.B.T. community in one of its safest spaces, and did so on a specific night — "Latin night" — and that must remain at the forefront of our inquiry as details emerge and motives are assigned.
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While it is indisputable that the regime has broken many of ceasefire accords it has signed, the de-escalation agreements arranged over the previous three months have resulted in at least a decline in hostilities that would not have ordinarily been possible.
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Because Pyongyang deems the demonstration of itself as an indisputable ICBM-armed nuclear power to be the key to reaping continual economic concessions and expelling U.S. troops from South Korea — both necessary conditions to changing the balance of power in the Korean Peninsula.
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But regardless of the song's genre classification, it's now an indisputable hit: The Hot 100 is Billboard's most prestigious, all-encompassing chart; snagging the No. 1 slot means "Old Town Road" has conquered radio airplay, streaming, and music sales across all genres.
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In any case, at this point, generally applicable algorithms for restitution are still unformed, though one guideline seems indisputable: that the first responsibility on the part of all concerned is to insure the safety of the fragile objects and materials under negotiation.
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One such mission, which included the labor activist Lawrence Daly, the journalist Tariq Ali and the writer Carol Brightman, returned with indisputable proof that the United States Air Force had deliberately bombed civilian facilities and infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, churches and villages.
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With the elimination of the annex, and the return of the rear bays of the loggias to their original open-air configurations, the garden will become a new public park the size of the Museum of Modern Art's sculpture garden, an indisputable upgrade.
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But I'm struck in particular by how the indisputable parts of the BuzzFeed article underscore what many Trump observers have long believed, an insight that explains so much about his eccentric campaign and unethical governance: He never really expected to be president.
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The facts here are hard and indisputable: This compromise deal is not only WELL short of the border wall money Trump said he had to have but it's also not even as much as he could have had BEFORE the government shutdown.
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" And, as the Anti-Defamation League's Jonathan Greenblatt wrote, it's critical we not lose sight of the fact that for every Smollett case, there are thousands of other indisputable hate crimes that "leave a lasting impact on the targeted victims and their communities.
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The first pairs Shostakovich's "Leningrad" Symphony, an iconic Russian work, with the new Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Bayan by Sofia Gubaidulina, the last indisputable compositional genius in a tradition that goes back to Mikhail Glinka, in the mid-nineteenth century.
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To the Editor: It is an indisputable fact that on college campuses in the United States today Jewish students who demonstrate support for Israel in any form are in physical danger, or at the very least, ostracized and vilified for their views.
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"It's absolutely clear and indisputable the torture that many of our veterans suffered," the ambassador says, speaking to CNN in a hallway of the US Embassy, which has been decorated with an American flag, bouquets of flowers and a portrait of McCain.
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"This bill serves as an indisputable reminder that the M&A environment will become far less hospitable for companies under a progressive Democratic administration," Isaac Boltansky, director of policy research at Compass Point Research & Trading, wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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While the Smollett case continues to take twists and turns, it's paramount that we acknowledge that for every case such as this, there are thousands of others that are indisputable and leave a lasting impact on the targeted victims and their communities.
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And how fitting for a still casually acquainted group that has already beseeched Jackson, its celebrity president, to get out of its way and whose roster does not include a single player deserving of the indisputable right to say, This is my team.
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Love for her style has inflated the standing of her art all out of proportion, and in recent decades it's become an article of faith that Kahlo was a more important painter than her acclaimed husband, indeed one of the indisputable greats.
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Final grade on immigration: C Since in my view, immigration is not much of an Obama legacy, which makes me sad, let's talk about his biggest legacy -- the indisputable thing we can all agree on: He was the first black president of the United States.
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"I decided to ask two indisputable figures who I know are intellectually engaged in these questions to do the work of reflection and consultation in order to make concrete propositions between now and November," Macron said at a press conference on Monday with President Talon.
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"The question is cost per pound to lower Earth orbit, cost per pound to the Moon, cost per pound to Mars, and I think it's indisputable that these private sector options, just by their nature, will be more cost-effective than SLS," says Larson.
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But whether you think he is a heroic truth teller or a self-aggrandizing grandstander, and there are arguments for both, what is indisputable is that he is also something else: a 21st-century embodiment of a 20th-century archetype rooted deep in American mythology.
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Buying more than half-a-trillion dollars worth of goods and services more than it sells to the rest of the world, America is making a large net contribution to the rest of the world, and remains an indisputable locomotive of the global economy.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled the administration did not show "a clear and indisputable right to dismissal of the complaint," but did open the door to allow the DOJ to make a request for appeal again.
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But what was indisputable was that this time, Ms. Trump's look borrowed from the Clinton playbook, in that, according to Vogue, the pussy bow was on a jumpsuit (it wasn't quite a pantsuit, but close) by Ralph Lauren, who happens to have become Mrs.
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As a matter of indisputable historic fact, following the Civil War the "people" who "adopted" the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment had to take into account what would surely be the continued segregation of public schools, and not only in the Deep South.
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Through lawyers, each insisted over the last month that they had been wrongly caught up in an indisputable web of corruption, and that the former friends who testified against them had told lies to help the government and lessen their own possible prison sentences.
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We have indisputable proof that people very close to the president indeed — his son, his son-in-law/top adviser, and his then-campaign chair — were not only aware of but encouraging of a Russian government effort to help Trump win the White House.
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"She continued: "Rather, in this land of liberty, it is indisputable that current and former employees of the White House work for the People of the United States, and that they take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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We can easily imagine, then, what Thoreau might have to say about those who worship at the altar of fossil fuels, given the indisputable evidence that their combustion is now beginning to disrupt the stability of the climate and the very rhythm of the seasons.
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Popular crime stories, both fictional and not, bolstered an ideal that is still in place today, of a law-enforcement establishment made up of efficient, dispassionate, infallible investigators, quietly protecting us all from chaos by using science and cunning to see hidden but indisputable truths.
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"She continued: "Rather, in this land of liberty, it is indisputable that current and former employees of the White House work for the people of the United States, and that they take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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But in the case of Kaepernick, where it is pretty much indisputable that quarterbacks less talented than he is have received snaps since he went on the market (see: Sanchez, Mark), it feels safe to conclude that his exile was not only about football.
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It is part of a pattern in which China in recent years has claimed "indisputable sovereignty" over 90 percent of the South China Sea and asserted jurisdiction not just over the Paracels, a recognized island chain, but also many obscure reefs and rocks in the Spratly Islands.
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"Iran oil sanctions and Jamal Khashoggi's saga are clear examples of the indisputable role geopolitics play in oil, and this is expected to impact oil price and volatility at a time when markets are just about balanced," U.S. bank J.P. Morgan said in a note to clients.
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While it's now pretty indisputable that models like Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid along with their high-flying careers in the fashion industry aren't going anywhere anytime soon, initially these newfound superstars were embroiled in a contentious debate over the legitimacy of their rise to catwalk stardom.
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It's also time to provide a more common front to Iran by taming transatlantic tensions, moderating Washington's partisan bickering and toning down Trumpian tweets so that all parties can better leverage the indisputable economic bite of sanctions into a deal that better contains Iran and avoid war.
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"Prime Day has become an indisputable summer shopping holiday, greatly benefiting online retailers that can attract consumers to their site through compelling email campaigns or offering value-add services like buy online, pick up in-store," said Jason Woosley, vice president of Adobe's commerce product division.
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In refusing to answer questions at a White House press briefing recently about Trump's views on climate change, Pruitt quoted almost verbatim from Stephens' column about the Earth's temperature rise while omitting the most relevant clause: that the "human influence on that warming" since 1880 is indisputable.
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What is indisputable, though, is that as AI gets further incorporated, and the society potentially gets wealthier, the link between production and distribution, how much you work and how much you make, gets further and further attenuated—the computers are doing a lot of the work.
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"The South China Sea issue isn't an issue between China and the United States," China Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang told reporters on Friday, adding there is no issue with freedom of navigation in the region and that China has indisputable sovereignty over islands and surrounding waters.
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But while it does not have the penetrating power or the tenderness of feeling of his great dramas, it retains an indisputable lively charm, and in Serafina, whose worshipful adoration of her husband almost destroys her, Williams created yet another memorable portrait of a woman in extremis.
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Donald Trump may be a know-nothing demagogue and would-be authoritarian who thinks and acts more like a mob boss than a statesman, but he has at least one indisputable talent: puncturing the pieties that prevail among members of the country's political and journalistic establishments.
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In an article published on his personal social media account this month, Zhong said Beijing should stop touting Made in China 2025 as a development strategy, which the US and Europe see as indisputable evidence of China's aim to dominate hi-tech sectors via state-sponsored activities.
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In "I Am the Blues," the documentarian Daniel Cross spends part of three years driving the cracked back roads of Louisiana and Mississippi to some of the last enclaves of the Delta blues, finding the heart of this indisputable American art form still beating, if growing fainter.
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" Now, Cutz says, "there has been an indisputable and noticeable decline in attention being paid to Venezuela," in large part because Trump — who he says showed great personal interest in Venezuela, frequently raising it unprompted — realized "this won't be an easy win for his foreign policy.
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Timothy J. McGinty, the Cuyahoga County prosecutor, said video from the scene had made it "indisputable" that Tamir was drawing the pellet gun from his waistband when he was shot, either to hand it over to the officers or to show them that it was not a real firearm.
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For instance, when we think about a film such as "Hidden Figures," it's indisputable that so many black Americans, especially black women, have rallied around the film's stars — Taraji P. Henson, Janelle Monáe, and Octavia Spencer — with such vigor because they're portraying our culture, our history and our stories.
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Charlotte wouldn't be a bad candidate for wrestler of the year; she was surprisingly raw (no pun intended) when she came up from NXT, leaning on the indisputable fact that she's far and away the most physically impressive athlete on the women's roster to carry her through matches.
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We have to be able to have a nuanced and honest discussion that acknowledges an indisputable fact: that for huge numbers of people, antidepressants only provide either no relief or a small and temporary amount, and we need to radically expand the menu of options to help those people.
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Because we have a president of the United States who – this is not a political argument, it is an indisputable fact – lies almost every day multiple times, and at this point seems to know he is lying and believes his supporters know he is lying and they don't care.
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Instead of getting down and dirty with the ways in which men's passive resistance combines with active aggression to reinforce a deeply damaging status quo, Douglas simply makes the indisputable case that women could change this sorry state of affairs if they work together to advance their common interests.
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Mr. Kemp and his allies have spent recent days promoting him as the mathematically indisputable governor-elect — Mr. Kemp resigned as secretary of state last week "to focus on the transition to my gubernatorial administration" — while Ms. Abrams's campaign has mounted an aggressive effort to set up a runoff.
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By global bouldering standards, Rat Rock ain't much, but it is the indisputable hub of outdoor climbing activity in the city, with a surprising number of tricky bouldering problems on its north and east sides, and a revolving cast of characters who congregate there to take them on.
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By those measures, it's indisputable that his presidency ended in the lobby of Trump Tower on Tuesday afternoon, when he chose — yes, chose — to litigate rather than lead, to attend to his wounded pride instead of his wounded nation and to debate the supposed fine points of white supremacy.
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"It is indisputable that Chinese authors are a significant force in A.I., and their position has been increasing drastically in the past five years," said Kai-Fu Lee, a Taiwanese-born artificial intelligence researcher who played a key role in establishing both Microsoft's and Google's China-based research laboratories.
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By contrast, the Sanders brand of populism is the only anti-establishment cause that is positive in spirit, good-natured in tone and forcefully challenging the political, financial and media establishments in support of sweeping and dramatic change to promote economic equality with true passion and indisputable authenticity.
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The indisputable evidence—not only from my personal story but from the experiences of 2628 nations that have a successful policy of open transgender service, as well as robust research findings from think tanks, scholars and even the U.S. military itself—is that transgender service is not disruptive.
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Illustration: Alberto Gennari"This is the first indisputable record of a quadrupedal whale skeleton for the whole Pacific Ocean, probably the oldest for the Americas, and the most complete outside India and Pakistan," lead author Olivier Lambert, a paleontologists at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, said in a statement.
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But one fact that seems essentially indisputable is that Peretz-era TNR was well-known as an incubator of journalistic talent, and the talent that was incubated there was essentially all white and very largely male — unapologetically so, as one of the magazine's main ideological heterodoxies was opposition to affirmative action.
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Written with the residual rhythms of the 1960s counterculture, redolent of drugs and rock 'n' roll, it was also partly fictionalized, though its authenticity was received by critics — and ordinary readers — as indisputable, and they treated it as an exemplar of the kind of fiction that is truer than fact.
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It's also indisputable that McCain is a genuine American hero -- who fought and suffered for his country in the theater of war and had decided the better part of the last four decades of his life to public service as a House member, a senator and a two-time presidential candidate.
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The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, an industry group, said in an emailed statement that "territorial rating" was a well-established practice and that it was "indisputable" that insurance losses and expenses were higher in some areas than others, because of factors like weather, congestion, legal costs and road quality.
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FARGO, N.D. — Hours after Justice Anthony M. Kennedy presented an opportunity to push the Supreme Court to the right with his retirement, President Trump celebrated on Wednesday night the coming nomination of his second justice, an indisputable trophy as he tries to rally support for Republicans before the midterm elections.
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" In the right-leaning Washington Examiner, the policy director of the anti-tax group Americans for Tax Reform wrote, "While the bill is not perfect, it is indisputable that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reduces taxes at every income level with the biggest benefits being borne by the middle class.
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BEST OF BUSINESS: Closing the gift card loophole for drug cartels How Verizon is getting around a saturated wireless market Why the starter home remains elusive as the housing market recovers "China has indisputable sovereignty over the Spratly islands and nearby waters," China's Foreign Ministry said in a faxed statement on Wednesday.
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"One big problem that Trump and his lawyers have is the indisputable fact that he has willingly participated in other lawsuits in his personal capacity since he was elected President and it would be fundamentally unfair to allow him to pick and choose which cases he wants to participate in," Kaplan added.
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The most exceptional small-scale diptych of Bacon self-portraits to come to auction recently, the pair had been in the same British collection since 1970, the year they were painted, and were viewed as the sale's indisputable triple-A quality works by a trophy artist at the height of his powers.
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THE BUT ON THE OTHER HAND THERE ARE ALL THOSE SHINY NEW ELECTRIC CARS AWARD FOR ATTEMPTED DOOMSAYING Surprisingly, despite the previous award, this one goes to the herds of bears who spent much of the year claiming that Tesla's imminent doom and bankruptcy would become obvious and indisputable any day now.
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The vacant ninth seat had a tremendous psychic impact on the Republican Party and the conservative movement as a whole, and gave voters who otherwise may have been repelled by Trump an indisputable reason to vote for him: the prospect that Hillary Clinton would name a fifth liberal justice to the Supreme Court.
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Any attempt to distance himself from her will run smack into the indisputable facts of his record, which includes killing thousands of manufacturing jobs as Ohio's governor, working for a liberal anti-coal think tank, and moving sharply to the left on energy over the past decade under pressure from his Party.
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However, even as I state this indisputable fact, I realize that the word "collaborated" does not tell the whole story, because the assumption is that Grooms was the author of "Ruckus Manhattan," the one who dreamed it all up, and I have come to the unavoidable conclusion that that cannot possibly be true.
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The festival, a 12-day event that ends May 25, is an indisputable hub of glamour and spectacle, but it is also an occasion for haggling and deal making — a marketplace where merchants sometimes flaunt movies that haven't been made yet, in the hope of drawing media attention and attracting film buyers.
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So perhaps the public can be forgiven its appetite for courtroom heroes; perhaps the writers can indulge in some happy — albeit temporary — endings; and perhaps the A.C.L.U. deserves to take a victory lap for its many indisputable acts of heroism, and to put out of mind, for the moment, the uncertain road forward.
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More enticing are her comrades, not least her boss, Aramaki, who is played by Takeshi (Beat) Kitano—the fabled star and director of pared-down Japanese thrillers, who, toward the end of the film, spins the chamber of his revolver and provides "Ghost in the Shell" with its sole flourish of indisputable cool.
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The Michigan-Ohio State series has retained its status in recent years, with the teams refusing to say each other's names and seeming to put nearly as much stock in the outcome of this game as they do in their seasons as a whole, in spite of an indisputable dynamic: its lopsidedness.
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Critics of the decision noted that Mass in Italy was not suspended even during the bombings in World War II. The tension between physical health and spiritual comfort is in some ways an irreconcilable one — a dilemma in which acting to protect an indisputable value inevitably generates some sort of interior starvation.
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"After Helsinki, [Cohen] worried about the future of our country with somebody who was aligning himself with Mr. Putin in denying what his entire intelligence community, his own appointees have said is an indisputable fact that Putin interfered with our presidential election on behalf of Donald Trump, and he still denies that," Davis told Guthrie.
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But while there may not be a ton of Wayne verses that address the topic of women without also addressing the topic of how Wayne wants to fuck those women, Wayne has demonstrably aided culture through a female lens in one indisputable way: using his fame to help launch the career of Nicki Minaj.
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"It's indisputable that some of the most exciting, innovative shows that are on the air in the last five years, certainly the last few years, have been made by women and people of color because their voices hadn't been heard," explained Joy Press, author of Stealing the Show: How Women Are Revolutionizing Television, to Refinery29.
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When James Forman, a civil rights pioneer who later served briefly as the Black Panther Party's foreign minister, demanded $500 million in reparations in his 1969 Black Manifesto, he grounded his argument in an indisputable fact: Unpaid slave labor helped build the American economy, creating vast wealth that African-Americans were barred from sharing.
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It's worth noting that while the Puerto Rican government and Treasury like to demonize the Puerto Rican bondholders who vocally object to debt haircuts, the majority of the island's debt is owned by residents of Puerto Rico and retirees in the U.S. Puerto Rico cannot pay the entirety of its debts; that much is indisputable.
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It's hard to envision this changing without one of two things: an utter collapse in Trump's popularity (well below his current 40 percent overall approval and his 89 percent approval with Republicans) that would make the party expect a total wipeout in 2020; or some indisputable, incredibly damning evidence of an extremely serious crime.
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In terms of structure, planning, and execution, the Warriors may or may not be light-years ahead of, say, the Spurs, or the Thunder, or (for that matter) the Celtics, but this much is indisputable: by simple dint of being virtually any team other than the Washington Wizards, they are, by default, light-years ahead of the Wizards.
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What's also indisputable is that this shooting -- like the Pulse nightclub shooting before it and Newtown before that and Columbine before that -- will land in a political culture that is deeply divided on the proper role for guns in society and the need for -- or lack of a need for -- stricter gun control measures in the country.
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Some sightings were obvious hoaxes: a German tourist who took a picture of a historical photo; a man who said that he'd got indisputable proof but, whoops, the camera lurched out of his car and fell into a deep cave (he turned out to be trying to stop a nearby logging project); people who painted stripes on greyhounds.
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Denis O'Hare's Liz Taylor character transitioned from fringe comic relief to the indisputable heart and soul of Season 5, said he originally envisioned Liz as an old Hollywood chanteuse instead of an out-of-state insurance salesman who'd been unknowingly waiting his whole life to be touched by a countess on a business trip to heaven.
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"The case against the President of the United States is simple, the facts are indisputable, and the evidence is overwhelming: President Trump abused the power of his office to solicit foreign interference in our elections for his own personal political gain, thereby jeopardizing our national security, the integrity of our elections, and our democracy," the managers wrote.
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Anyone who has read the 2014 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change knows that, while the modest (0.85 degrees Celsius, or about 1.5 degrees Fahrenheit) warming of the earth since 1880 is indisputable, as is the human influence on that warming, much else that passes as accepted fact is really a matter of probabilities.
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"This report reveals an indisputable sobering reality — our immigration system has undermined our national security and public safety," said Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE in a statement.
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Stephens had written (emphasis mine): Anyone who has read the 2014 report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) knows that, while the modest (0.85 degrees Celsius, or about 1.5 degrees Fahrenheit) warming of the Northern Hemisphere since 1880 is indisputable, as is the human influence on that warming, much else that passes as accepted fact is really a matter of probabilities.
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"It is indisputable that although we can't ascribe any particular kind of weather event to rising temperatures, that at the current pace that we are on, the scale of tragedy that will consume humanity is something we have not seen in perhaps recorded history if we don't do something about it," Obama said during a trip to Canada, according to CTV News.
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Maryland and the District of Columbia, which brought the suit, allege that Trump is violating the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution by receiving payments from foreign and domestic governments through the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Attorneys for Trump argue he has a "clear and indisputable right" for the district court to approve his request to appeal its interim decision.
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What seemed indisputable to me, though, on Monday, was that my open letter published online on Sunday, addressed to the woman who had told my family to go back to China, tapped into a deep reservoir of emotions held by many Asian-Americans about the racial prejudice they have experienced and a hunger for it to be recognized more broadly.
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" But there's very little acknowledgment of limitations and subjectivity in what follows, only a rehearsal of the now standard criticisms of Mr. Trump, offered not as political opinions, which they surely are, but as indisputable, impartially arrived at truths: "Donald Trump's presidential campaign is a campaign of violence: violence against individuals and groups; against memory and accountability, against historical analysis and fact.
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Since we are all here on the eve of the many special events that come in a quick series at this time of the year — Christmas, New Year's and Valentine's Day back to back to back — when caviar is the Thing, the true and only thing, indisputable and expected, it strikes me as a perfect time for the caviar sandwich.
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What's indisputable is that soon after that day in Southend, first following Kaashif's example but then with a fervency that was entirely his own, Nawaz threw himself into his new identity, falling under the sway of Nasim Ghani, a charismatic young recruiter and future leader of the British branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir, a multinational Islamic revolutionary organization founded in 1953 in Jerusalem.
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Hoffman, who's been the focus of multiple harassment accusations, insisted that "I would not have made that movie if I didn't have an incredible respect for women," as if the very act of making the film, in which he played an actor whose ideas about women change after disguising himself as one to land a role on a soap, were indisputable evidence on his behalf.
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The evidence shows definitively that retail in the United States is not broken; in fact, it is among the most price-competitive markets in the world (and the envy of much of the rest of the world.) Consider these indisputable facts: Since debit reform took effect five years ago, the producer price index – what retailers pay for the goods they sell – has risen 9.4 percent.
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Although Leonardo had already produced his first indisputable masterpiece—a poetic portrait of a local banker's daughter, Ginevra de' Benci, which is now a treasure of the National Gallery in Washington—and had established his own studio on returning to Florence, his name was notably absent from a list of the best painters in the city that Lorenzo provided to the Pope, in 21999.
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With an unshakable 100 percent support at home, Kim's pan-peninsular average score of 90 percent seals his indisputable status as the Korean G.O.A.T., surpassing even his idol, Michael Jordan, the original G.O.A.T. Now, after having raised expectations of world peace, Kim is further taming his suitors by threatening to walk away from talks — in the midst of them, as well as those agreed on.
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Her intentions aside, her political aspirations aside, and her suitability to be President of the United States aside, the indisputable facts are these: Secretary Clinton maintained an unauthorized server in the basement of her home which had very little protection on which she and her aides discussed Top Secret, Secret, and Confidential subjects some of whose sources were more likely than not HUMINT in some nature.
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She has always stood out at large international gatherings (which are still, as evident from this G20 picture, an indisputable boys' club), but it's even more pronounced now because of the increasing rift between Germany and the US. As Vox's Zack Beauchamp has written, this is the first time in modern history that the US isn't the de facto leader of the Western world.
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It wasn't one of those moments that needed time to reveal itself in full; everyone knew, music critics and football fans alike, that Prince had pulled off something special and rare, a titanic cultural moment borne not out of shock, like Janet's bare breast, and not out of oddity, like Katy Perry's viral left shark, but out of sheer, indisputable musicianship, the kind you can't fake.
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Josef Albers, who assiduously listed the manufacturer of the color and varnish he used on the back of each of his canvases, was a longtime teacher both in Germany and the US. His book The Interaction of Color (1963) continues to be used by art students throughout the world, and s series, Homage to the Square, which he started in 1950 and worked on until 1975, is an indisputable part of art history.
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But we must all note the singular indisputable facts: Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE had nothing to do with these emails, did not approve them and took the lead in getting the issue behind us and an apology issued to Sanders.
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They should offer their advice about whether any president, attorney general or secretary of State should travel across the world to ask leaders of foreign intelligence services to provide or manufacture "dirt" designed to discredit the CIA and FBI, and in some cases, their own intelligence services, that exposed the profound and indisputable truth that Russia is attacking American and Western democracy by trying to discredit domestic opponents of political candidates the Russians support.
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In the article "What Reparations for Slavery Might Look Like in 2723," Patricia Cohen explores different arguments and possibilities: When James Forman, a civil rights pioneer who later served briefly as the Black Panther Party's foreign minister, demanded $500 million in reparations in his 1969 Black Manifesto, he grounded his argument in an indisputable fact: Unpaid slave labor helped build the American economy, creating vast wealth that African-Americans were barred from sharing.
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Interactive: Alaska at a crossroads But after decades of seeing their warnings fall on deaf ears -- especially in a state funded by oil -- scientists like Brettschneider hope that the indisputable clues across a baked Alaska will inspire real action, from Juneau to Washington, DC. "We've talked about these things occurring in decades or in centuries, but ... it's happening right now and it's visible right now and it's noticeable right now," the University of Alaksa climatologist says.
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For years Reilly prevented any pro-MMA legislation from making it out of his Tourism, Parks, Art and Sports Development Committee, arguing against the sport on moral grounds and citing "indisputable" facts about the number of deaths the sport had caused, the aim of the sport being to cause harm rather than demonstrate athletic skill, and the relationship between sport violence in the cage and real violence on the streets (not to mention the threats of violence from MMA fans against Reilly himself).
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It is indisputable, I suppose, except for the fact that, under Obama, the African American unemployment rate fell by 8.6 percent, and under Trump it has fallen by 1 percent; or that most poor white Americans who helped get Trump elected are still getting poorer; or that, even by Trump's favored measure of stock indices, the US has lagged behind France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain, Japan, China, India, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Argentina, and Chile during his first year in office.
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A terrible TV deal that results in games overlapping when they don't need to; goaltender interference reviews; offside reviews; stripping fans of All-Star voting rights; Kid Rock; The Guardian Project; Patrick Kane commercials, and the one indisputable piece of evidence that nobody can quit this stupid league: If you can endure Pierre McGuire calling what seems like every playoff game for two months since 2005, you can endure a rule change that results in fewer monstrous hits in the name of safety.
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In addition to the songs by Alan Menken and the late Howard Ashman, which were surgically implanted into the ears of children and their parents more than a quarter of a century ago, and which retain an indisputable charm, we are granted a smattering of mini-songs by Menken and Tim Rice, which seem to start awkwardly or to be sliced off in their prime: one to accompany a dance, for example, and another to be crooned by Maurice at his workbench.
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