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• r  in an obvious and provable manner

• Confronting race, history, and family this book proved incontrovertibly that the form could be as deep and complex as any prose novel.
• Confronting race, history, and family this book proved incontrovertibly that the form could be as deep and complex as any prose novel.
• But now that the earth is incontrovertibly heating up--2002, climate experts report, edged out 1999 as the second warmest year on record, after 1998--concerns about the overall .

• demonstrably
• provably

News & Articles

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Quotes

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• Steven Rattner in New York Times
  Maureen and I will happily do everything we can to help her,Mr. Rattner said. "Based on our long relationship with her, we feel that she has demonstrated incontrovertibly that she would be an effective candidate and a terrific president."
• Brian Cowen in Irish Independent
  Today is a day of vindication for them. Their quest for a new inquiry has been fully and incontrovertibly justified,Mr Cowen said. "A shameful attempt to distort history at the expense of the innocent -- the Widgery report -- has itself...
• Bill Clinton in WorldNetDaily
  Yesterday, the New York Post reported Clinton wrote to ABC officials, complaining the "content of this drama is factually and incontrovertibly inaccurate and ABC has the duty to fully correct all errors or pull the drama entirely."