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Eurogamer's Dan Whitehead wrote, "Purists like me will almost certainly find something to grumble about over the span of the game, but the overall impact of the redesign is undeniably for the better".

After years of chasing Boomers by recruiting classic rock headliners such as Paul McCartney, Roger Waters and even Guns N ' Roses, Coachella — which now draws more than 125,000 fans per weekend — is undeniably for the kids of 2018.

"Undeniably, the for-profits have a lot to teach us about improved service to students," says Paul J. LeBlanc, president of Southern New Hampshire University, which hopes an emphasis on service at its College of Online and Continuing Education will result in an increase in online enrollment to 8,900 students by June from 2,034 in 2007.

"Undeniably, the for-profits have a lot to teach us about improved service to students," he told The New York Times in 2011.

Tennant was undeniably progressive for the era.

Our understanding of these relationships, however, is incomplete but undeniably necessary for the development of efficacious therapies.

Penny and Primrose cannot quite bear to acknowledge each other because their vision has been shared: each makes that experience too undeniably real for the other.

None the less, the book is undeniably fascinating for the images of so many of our coolest cultural heroes captured at their best.

President Xi Jinping's state visit has proved undeniably lucrative for the UK, but the full value of the deals struck this week still appears to be a matter of dispute.

However, while it is undeniably important for the WHO to demonstrate leadership, it is also vital that those working in public health wait until there is substantial evidence connecting Zika and the associated birth defects before making any comprehensive recommendations.

I generally enjoy writing about startups, but I love writing about startups that are working on something undeniably good for the world.