His testimony remains the only irrefutable evidence that anyone managed to take a dodo from its native island Mauritius and bring it alive to Europe.
The sad and irrefutable fact remains that Ntaganda's departure will do nothing to solve the unrest, the displacement of tens of thousand of civilians, the rapes, the murders and the recruitment of child soldiers by the dozens of militias still roaming Congo.
What remains unknown is the irrefutable role that the smallest deletions, duplications and polymorphisms in the nucleotide sequence play to induce protective efficacy, as well as the production of antigens in the overall attenuation of BCG [ 9, 12].
While it made no mention of the controversy that will forever remain as a black mark on an otherwise pristine CV, it did once again parrot his heartwarmingly irrefutable assertion that he remains living proof that "kids from Kilburn" can win "Olympic golds and Tour de Frances".
The most recent, but most irrefutable, evidence of domestication comes from sites where horse remains were interred with chariots in graves of the Sintashta and Petrovka cultures c. 2100 BC.
What remains so disappointing and, in fact, shocking, is that despite the irrefutable business case for the need to balance corporate leadership ranks with more women, we're making very little headway in the way of lasting corporate change.
Whatever your opinions, the one data point that is irrefutable is that the orchestral music written for the movies, with its wide embrace of styles, remains the most heard orchestral music in history.
Even if or when the world is convinced by the irrefutable logic of switching to low-impact, highly-efficient farmed fish versus domesticated salmon, sea bass, cod or tuna, the issue remains that numerous species of wild fish are on the brink of extinction.
The evidence was irrefutable.
Irrefutable nonsense would rule.
No argument is irrefutable.
