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But undeniably, the lovers' sympathetic immediacy is part of the novel's wide appeal.

But, undeniably, the figure who represents the greatest real change is Beppe Grillo, whose career, from stand-up comic to political guru, may become a highly emblematic story for our times.

I am ambivalent about gourmet fast food but, undeniably, the rise of Tex-Mex burrito canteens, finicky burger flippers and authentic Neapolitan wood-fired pizza joints, has radically improved the dining landscape for the cash-strapped traveller.

But undeniably the most eye-catching selection was that of the 19-year-old Beni Baningime, a Congo-born defensive midfielder who was part of the under-23 squad that won the Premier League 2 title, under Unsworth, last season.

Three words you're unlikely to hear from a UK or US politician these days are "war on terror", but undeniably the phrase has taken its place just behind "yes we can" and "I agree with Nick" in the roll-call of classic political soundbites.

Counter-intuitively but undeniably, the fidelity of the primitive translation system that evolved within the ancient RNA world could not have been dramatically lower than that of the modern translation system, with all its numerous, essential proteins.

Amar'e Stoudemire had the surgical procedure to clean out his left knee on Oct. 31, setting off an unplanned chain of events that surprisingly, but undeniably, changed the Knicks for the better.

That is, because there is no significant distinction between the economic importance of the Chicago and Telegraph Groups to International, a conclusion that the Telegraph Group was substantially all of International's assets would (impliedly but undeniably) supplant the plain language and intended meaning of the General Assembly with an "approximately half" test.

Hot, sticky, but undeniably glamorous, the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles were America's Games, dominated by US athletes who, in the absence of boycotting Eastern Bloc nations, won 173 medals.

Then Mr. Monjo did something highly eccentric but undeniably in the spirit of a novel that introduces magic effects into its tale of two very different families sharing a rambling old house in the 1940's and 50's.

Self-improvement is always difficult but undeniably worth the effort.