In this case, it may seem that the recognition claims clearly trump the conflicting distributional claims.
In another book, he claims: "Clearly, the economic and political autonomy of the medical profession varies from country to country.
"I made an error or judgment including Mr Johnston in the activity," claimed Jones, clearly ruing the missed opportunity of setting someone his own size on fire instead.
But the crux of their legal strategy was the physical layout of the printed ballot in Palm Beach, which they claimed was "clearly illegal" because it did not list the presidential candidates in linear order.
The BBC has been criticised by the chair of the parliamentary public spending watchdog for the "shocking" sale of Television Centre in west London to a consortium that she claimed was "clearly a tax avoidance scheme".
Although the two claimed species clearly overlapped in time, Haile-Selassie says, they may not have arisen simultaneously.
Was it Haiti's pact with the devil back in 1794 -- as Pat Robertson recently claimed -- clearly implying that in no way could black people, let alone slaves, overtake well-heeled white armies?
How the 1,089 dosing points reported by Calabrese and Baldwin (2001) relate 2 years later to the 1,791 data points claimed to clearly show the presence of hormetic over threshold responses (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003b) still awaits explanation.
He said it put him off his game, a claim clearly sustained by his dreadful golf.
That claim clearly resonates with many millions who are unemployed, underemployed, or poorly paid.
But this isn't really a factual claim; clearly, you can make a case either way.
