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It was unarguably powerful to see Adele picking up an Oscar – an actual Oscar – for her James Bond ditty, but award dos that exist merely to publicise a magazine or radio station are a little more confusing, and the Brits are somewhere in the middle.

By this stage, it was unarguably night-time; the moon was out, the streetlamps alight and Warwick Road station glowing in the near distance – "all you could see was the whites of the bowlers' teeth as they ran in," said a spectator afterwards.

While it is unarguably a destination for revelry, it is not typically known as a celebrity refuge.

It's unarguably true that there's no heaven for broken down computers, as I have found to my cost when I poured fruit juice over my laptop.

Yes, she's reading "2666," and while it's unarguably the great masterpiece of our era, it might be a precocious choice for a seventeen-year-old.

It is unarguably crazy that voters who believe in things like gun control and universal health coverage and abortion rights would rally around Mr. McCain, who doesn't.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, for example, goes to a lot of dark and weird places, but it's unarguably a comedy series.

It is unarguably a work of massive visionary ambition – and at the same time, vaporous religiose balderdash, a film that Stanley Kubrick might have made if he'd been an evangelical preacher.

Let me also say that the issue is pretty trivial: adjusting the data might put long-term unemployment at a 10-year rather than 20-year high, but it's unarguably very high by historical standards.

It is unarguably a beautiful town -- a low, lush beachfront community where candy-pink Mediterranean shops and homes mix with glittery Miami-modern office buildings on spacious shaded grounds.

Watching the women of the world can be all-consuming work, but it's unarguably inspiring.