You recognize the indisputable truth that empowering women is key to driving economic transformation.
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Although the imbalance is laughable and impossible, it introduces the indisputable truth that time is subjective.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Another ethical problem is that brain scans are often viewed as more accurate and objective than in fact they are. Many layers of signal processing, statistical analysis and interpretation separate imaged brain activity from the psychological traits and states inferred from it. There is a danger that the public (including judges and juries, employers, insurers, etc.) will ignore these complexities and treat brain images as a kind of indisputable truth. A related misconception is called neuro-realism: In its simplest form, this line of thought says that something is real because it can be measured with electronic equipment.
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