But the link has never been proved decisively.
Food and biotech companies have proved decisively that they have the financial and campaigning chops to overturn these.
In a starred review, Publishers Weekly declared: "With this heady tale, Randall proves decisively that she is more than a parodist.
This small cult of fanatical tax-cutters managed, despite having been proven decisively wrong time after time, to get an iron grip on the ideological machinery of the conservative movement.
I was surprised by the visual idea that destroying a church proved decisively redemptive; of course, what Diana and the men destroy, however, isn't religion as such but weaponized religion.
Karina, of course, starred in seven features by Jean-Luc Godard, between 1960 and 1966, and the cinematic inventions of those films, as well as the fashions, styles, and personal bearing of their performers, especially Karina, have proved decisively influential.
"There hasn't been enough time for all the things it has started to be proved decisively … you can never look at funding as the only thing on which you could implement and build your programmes.
One of the truisms of contemporary pop culture is that just when you think it couldn't get any worse, its purveyors any more shameless, you are proved decisively wrong.
But with his extraordinary rhetorical powers, Obama should surely be able to articulate that the only non-military context in which a high-capacity magazine proves decisively useful for the shooter is one in which you are trying to mow down as many civilians as possible before you get killed by a SWAT team.
But after he flicks the switch, she's proven decisively wrong: The safe crumples under the force of the press and shatters into pieces.
