Before tonight is out, we'll conclusively know if X Factor will be won by Matt Cardle, Rebecca Ferguson or One Direction.
The most honest answer, however, is that we will never conclusively know if culling badgers reduces cattle TB because the government refuses to fund proper scientific monitoring of the cull.
We will never conclusively know what the box meant to him, but I see it as Wojnarowicz's dictionary, his image bank, his refuge and release.
We can only hope that, as Mr. Davis wished, further investigation will conclusively exonerate him and that public revulsion at this mockery of justice will strengthen the effort to abolish capital punishment in America.
Only further experiments will conclusively settle the matter.
The Iraqi government has hoped the long-delayed census will conclusively determine the number of Arabs, Kurds and Turkmens living in the province.
They plan to introduce the dry forensic evidence -- fingerprints, ballistics tests and property seized from the Caprice -- that they say will conclusively show that Mr. Muhammad instigated, organized and helped carry out the killings.
For General Motors, the separation will conclusively remove the appellation of "government motors," a stigma that the company had argued affected the buying decisions of a meaningful segment of consumers.
Chances are slim that the new tests will conclusively prove or disprove the theory, partly because no one can be sure that what is to be tested actually represents the vaccine that was squirted into the mouths of people in what is now known as Congo.
But, she adds, no studies will conclusively explain the reasons for smiling in different cultures.
The Conservative government will "conclusively turn the page on this failed approach," he will add, saying the UK must confront "head-on the poisonous Islamist extremist ideology".
