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Paul McCartney played the Apollo on Monday and was demonstrably proud to do so.

Simply put: because nonviolence worked so well as a tactic for effecting change and was demonstrably improving their lives, some black people chose to use weapons to defend the nonviolent Freedom Movement.

He knew what he was doing -- he had been tested in battle, and was demonstrably courageous.

One side rationally understands (and fears) the consequences of inaction and is demonstrably willing to compromise.

The BBC is consistently manipulated by Brexiteers into providing them with false parity in arguments where their views add nothing, represent nobody and are demonstrably and factually wrong.

"You have a service that's suffering from a lack of proper investment, constant resource restrictions and cost control, and is demonstrably and noticeably in a number of places starting to fray at the edges.

It makes perfect sense, if only for public-safety reasons: people need to drive to work, and they should follow the law and be demonstrably competent, registered and insured.

Wales lack tournament experience and are demonstrably a smaller nation than some of the teams who might contest the final, but their low-key approach has served them well.

An ideal index should be simple to understand and use, clear in its scoring criteria and be demonstrably reproducible.

Many of them have been debunked by science and are demonstrably false.

His proposed stipend was well above the average American's monthly wage, and his plan was demonstrably unworkable.