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But in a telephone interview on Wednesday, Mr. Knoll said the benefits would be unmistakable in the "Star Wars" universe.

The frisson was unmistakable in the not-small but not-large community of American soccer fanatics.

Desperation was unmistakable in the appeals to the United States for support against the hated Communist regime.

By then, Jupiter is unmistakable in the E, to the right of the Sickle of Leo.

Nonetheless, the signs of recovery were unmistakable in the sales numbers that MasterCard Advisors released late Tuesday.

Still, the trend is unmistakable; in the words of Martin and Moldoveanu, the "talent class has declared war on shareholder capitalists".

Ravel's influence is unmistakable in the graceful shimmer and sparkling textures of Mr. Murail's "Mandragore" (1993).

The image is unmistakable in the message it conveys – that painstaking attention to detail is needed in order to cross the border.

Mayhew's faith in chronological organization is said to be nearly religious; it's unmistakable in the Woodward books, which sometimes seem to move relentlessly through time even when all other motors have stalled.

The first of these is "Désordre," and Mr. Wheeldon's mastery is unmistakable in the way he sets four couples in elaborate choreographic order to its near-cacophonous organized disorder.

The influence of John Cage and Hanne Darboven is unmistakable in the eight triptychs that make up "Walnut Tree Orchard," begun in 1975, in which Gaines translated pictures of bare saplings into silhouettes of numbers, then overlaid each new grid of digits on the previous ones to create a thrumming numerical grove.