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You might think that toy categorisation isn't a big deal, but the more I think about my own childhood, the more undeniable the issue becomes.
David Harsent may not be at the "late" stage yet, but with every book his stature as a truly significant writer becomes more undeniable.
And that turns out to be High Flying Birds' big selling-point: it's got less filler and more undeniable tunes than any recent Oasis album.
Against such grand lies the Armenians still gather up, jackdaw-like, every scrap of evidence of their people's First World War persecution, every forgotten account – such as Glenn's – and every fearfully snatched snapshot of the doomed, every recording of the few survivors, every buried document (especially foreign and thus more undeniable to Turkey's holocaust deniers) in every archive.
This is going to work.' And the more it works, the more undeniable it becomes.
With each passing day, it becomes ever more undeniable that Donald J. Trump is totally unfit to be President of the United States.
On the one hand, Descartes realised, nothing is more obvious and undeniable than the fact that you're conscious.
For many people, the existence of these conscious states in their own case is more obvious and undeniable than anything else in the world.
The upping of the tempo, from light comedy to something far more caustic, is undeniable and understandable, yet Waugh's change of direction in the two-year creative stretch in which Decline and Fall and Vile Bodies were realised is less marked than it seems.
More generally, the undeniable potential of the blockchain has led to it becoming one of tech's newest buzzwords; companies with little good reason to use a distributed ledger throw it in their business plan anyway, in the hope of getting an extra $25m from venture capitalists eager to cash in on the trend.
That there is something in south Asian cultures that makes immolation of women more common is undeniable given the incidence of serious burns.
