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"Me and Mr. Johnson" offers conclusive proof of Johnson's inimitability, though not in the way Clapton intended.

Meanwhile, Professor Graddy's research among the sales indexes offers conclusive evidence about the nature of creativity.

ANAT CHEMERINSKI, BALTIMORE Judging from your portrayal of the events, there's no conclusive indication that the noise ceased because of anything the mechanic did.

"The new Chandra image offers conclusive proof for the existence of the 'hot bubble' that theorists have long predicted," said research team leader Joel Kastner of the Rochester Institute of Technology.

Could there be any more conclusive indication of the ubiquity of the self-portrait or "selfie"?

It might look cartoony, but The Walking Dead offers conclusive evidence that games can tell stories every bit as engrossing, as affecting, as those in other mediums.

However, conclusive indications of causal GxE patterns are largely lacking.

The home minister, after the security meeting, added on Twitter, "There are definite and conclusive indications that the perpetrators of Uri attack were highly trained, heavily armed and specially equipped".

Although the review by de Souza et al. [53] includes three RCTs, it does not provide conclusive indications about the local drug infiltration in the osteoarthritic TMJD.

And, she said, neither woman offered conclusive opinions.

They seem to offer conclusive evidence that everything has changed for the worse.