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Whether or not budget deficits "caused" the external imbalance, tighter policy will undeniably make the current-account gap easier to close.
The covert repercussions she will likely face for challenging one of the music industry's greatest moneymakers (Dr Luke has also produced hits for a string of other female stars including Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry and Kelly Clarkson) will undeniably make a career comeback difficult.
Specialists undeniably make valuable contributions to science in the Arctic, whereas I view interdisciplinary scientists as developing a science of the Arctic.
This is a vision that mirrors that of Seamless and Uber, apps that undeniably make life more convenient by reducing the need to interact with the people who cook your food and drive you places.
Suey Park, a writer, comedian, online feminist activist, and fan of The Colbert Report used this as an opportunity to provoke white liberals, who undeniably make up a large portion of his viewership, into a conversation about privilege, the limits of satire, and liberal racism by calling to #CancelColbert.
With an impressive resumé that includes a master's degree from Harvard University, a tenure as the board president at the AIDS Legal Council of Chicago and a host of awards and honors, Cherkasov's credentials undeniably make him an ardent leader in the LGBT political movement.
Undeniably, making cassoulet requires a good deal of patience.
Still, Mr. Kaufman has undeniably made a startling film directing debut.
While he will be sad to say goodbye to the character who undeniably made his career, there is no doubt that the work will keep on coming.
If history is any guide, the actual results will be a bit better.Moreover, whatever the concerns for high-tech companies, technology has undeniably made real contributions to improving production, distribution and payment.
Mr Dangote's $10 billion undeniably makes him a big fish, but the Dangote Group accounts for a quarter of Nigeria's stockmarket by value: it is a small and rather illiquid pond.
