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As polarizing as the so-called Miami Thrice have become, they are indisputably compelling.

They are indisputably members of that gilded, privileged and unelected set known as "the great and good".

Proponents of private plans say they are indisputably good for many older Americans because they coordinate care and may offer extra benefits, like discounts on eyeglasses, hearing aids and dental care.

With this book and his much more effective "Devil in the White City," Mr. Larson has made himself a writer with a formula: pair a true-crime story with an interesting moment in history and pretend that they are indisputably connected.

And I tend to think that while it would be more gracious not to cram religion down people's throats, they're indisputably better off getting both religion and food than getting neither.

Holland were ultimately beaten in the final by the host nation but, led by Cruyff, they were indisputably the most thrilling national side of the era with, in the words of the journalist Hugh McIlvanney, "an attacking style at once so spirited and so cuttingly precise that the effect is of a cavalry charge of surgeons".

Both the Peking fossils themselves and the species to which they belonged are indisputably real.

The appeals court noted that the lawyers for the illegal immigrant women argued that once children are born in the United States, even to someone who is here illegally -- and are indisputably citizens -- they are entitled to equal protection under the law.

The Nets are indisputably talented, but they do not inspire fear or dread.

Daytime talk shows are indisputably an embarrassment, but are they actually doing anyone any harm?

The stakes are indisputably high.