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Climate change is not often immediately associated with this list -- but it has undeniably become a catalyst for conflict in vulnerable countries.

And it does, creating what will undeniably become one of the year's most memorable moments.

Yemen has undeniably become a war zone; its refugees are fleeing to save their lives and their futures, with a different kind of mortal urgency than that which spurs Eritrean refugees (who, in the words of one UN spokesman, are "voting with their feet").

Take the automobile industry: based on its cross-border trade and investment flows, this has undeniably become a more global business since World War II.

In the last two decades, theatre has undeniably become obscured by screens.

Either way the concept has undeniably become a political issue.

Under Sir Andrew's guiding hand MigrationWatch has undeniably become a leading voice in a very necessary debate".

That leads to a lack of intensity in many games in the second half of the competition – something that has undeniably become a problem.

At 37, Duncan has remained the Spurs' hub at both ends of the floor, although Tony Parker has undeniably become the engine of the offense.

Compared with the days when Cherie Blair raised eyebrows by opening the front door in a nightie, the idea of pyjamas in public has undeniably become normalised.

The local mayor says he is "determined to challenge practices which go against the mores of the people".Ulker Street--which might once have been termed Beyoglu's liveliest drag has undeniably become quieter.