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Clapper, appointed by Barack Obama in 2010 largely on the strength of his relationship with former defense secretary Robert Gates, has been perhaps its most forceful – and unquestionably its most controversial.

But the most engaging Philo by far was William Powell, who originated the character in a series of three early talkies at Paramount and returned to the role for the 1933 Warner Brothers production "The Kennel Murder Case," which is included in the present collection and is unquestionably its highlight.

The suit also emphasized that the entertainment companies "blatantly misappropriated" and "unquestionably copied" its statue.

But a hype man is, by definition, a sidekick, and while most of the sound in Franklin's music comes from elsewhere — usually, a band and an ensemble of singers — he is always and unquestionably the locus of its energy and intention.

And unquestionably the Met chorus has thrived under its new chorus master, Donald Palumbo.

And few, if any, states could match the consistently unjust and unquestionably inhumane manner in which Texas sends its prisoners to their doom.

And unquestionably human beings have mastered it.

(The city noted in its letter that "Mr. Morgenthau has had a long and unquestionably distinguished career as one of the great prosecutors of this country").

One of the most common and unquestionably the most aggressive ILD is idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) with its histopathologic pattern of usual interstitial pneumonia (UIP) [ 1, 2].

It's a little silly, and unquestionably indulgent.

It would be global, Manichaean, and unquestionably victorious.