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For now it has undeniably given the city fresh hope, profile and vibrancy.

Federal immigration law undeniably gives the president broad authority to bar people from coming into the United States, stating that if the president finds "the entry of any aliens" would be "detrimental" to the country's interests, he can impose restrictions.

Some of them were straightforward enough, but one or two undeniably gave me pause.

It specified that the goal had to be preparation for the general election to help whoever the nominee might be but it undeniably gave the Clinton campaign a special status.

The Constitution undeniably gives Congress sweeping power to tax.

If Ronson had simply played it to a track of Bruno Mars's vocal, the audience would have gone wild, given that it is undeniably an irresistible tune.

It is undeniably true that "snark" – the single most irritating new word of the past 20 years, given that it means "sarcasm", which we already have a word for – does predominate, in some circles.

The information from the intensive care department regarding admission to the ICU should undeniably be given in all cases, and should be timely.

The timing was undeniably strange, given how closely the two organizations work.

Undeniably, he gives licence to his readers to employ similar epithets and views and he must therefore be held responsible for the violence that regrettably but inevitably follows from such expressions of hatred.

Undeniably, she gave a fine performance in The Iron Lady.