But what strikes you most about these spellers -- and which makes "Spellbound" a work of art rather than a piece of sociology -- is less the diversity they undeniably represent than their irrepressible, precious individuality.
Such techniques would undeniably represent progress for humanity, as would many others still to come, if they were not led astray, as now, by the lure of profit, but were used in an aware and disinterested spirit of humanity.
But the high stakes project, which re-teams global superstar Johnny Depp with his Pirates of the Carribean helmer Gore Verbinski, is also undeniably fun, representing a return to the kind of prominence for the legendary lawman that's largely passed him by for the better part of the last five decades.
"Undeniably, our young population represents the future of our country," says Nahimana.
But, undeniably, the figure who represents the greatest real change is Beppe Grillo, whose career, from stand-up comic to political guru, may become a highly emblematic story for our times.
Just another high tech gadget to some, the iPhone and the age of connected mobility it represents have undeniably changed socialization, marketing and politics in our time.
Thus, the development of a procedure combining laser microdissection and transcriptome analysis represents an undeniably important technical advance for the analysis of biological processes such as fate determination of defined precursor cells.
And although the pilot is fun and thoroughly entertaining -- its star, AnnaSophia Robb, is undeniably appealing -- there's something fundamentally odd about watching a character who once represented a (mostly) unattainable future life as an insecure girl 10 years your junior.
Undeniably an All Black legend, sadly his only medal comes from the Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games, where he represented New Zealand in the 7's.
Though use of the silver fern to symbolize New Zealand long pre-dates organised international sport, it is now, undeniably, the icon of Kiwis representing their nation abroad.
