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Alejandro Poiré, the interior minister, says that the city has "undoubtedly" got through the worst of it.

First-time feature director Mike Cahill has undoubtedly got hold of a reasonable idea to start off with.

Clearly, this means "the story [of the origins of modern humans] has undoubtedly got a lot more complicated," says paleoanthropologist Chris Stringer of the Natural History Museum, London.

"Sheldon Adelson has undoubtedly got eyes on expanding gambling in Florida, and by supporting the No on 2 campaign is ingratiating himself with the Florida legislature and Republicans," said Goldstein.

The Leeds owner would have undoubtedly got the message about supporter protests before the home game with Middlesbrough on Monday – when the group Time to go Massimo projected a series of images on to the East stand calling on him to leave – but he has yet to issue a retort.

This is compatible, of course, with the existence of duties of justice as regards the benefits of industrialization and globalization; the poor may have become slightly better off, but the wealthy have undoubtedly gotten much, much richer, and we might develop theories that condemn this gap.

Mr Mosley said that if "prior notification" had been required at the time of News of the World's story, he would have "undoubtedly" have got an injunction to halt publication.

The challenge of getting from Harvard and Yale to the host campuses has undoubtedly helped keep R.O.T.C. numbers low, but it is not the only factor at play.

Iraq has undoubtedly made progress.

His rule has undoubtedly ended.

Net neutrality has undoubtedly captured national attention.