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"It's a bold move, perhaps a desperate one, but one that will be undeniably welcome by the beleaguered construction industry," said Richard Threlfall, head of infrastructure, building and construction for the advisory firm KPMG.

At the same time, McMahan insisted that it will be "undeniably 'Trek.'".

Lead-free PSC will be undeniably crucial if this technology is to be commercialized and to compete with existing PV technologies.

And the future, if this year's Davos meeting was any indication, will be undeniably American.

There will be an undeniably dangerous edge: not just of Malcolm Tucker – viewers may also remember him as the Angel in Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere, full of purity and beauty while hiding terrible secrets within; or the gentle, heartbreaking moral conflict of his John Frobisher in Torchwood's Children of Earth, one of the most underrated pieces of television of the past 10 years.

Some of the measures we will undertake are undeniably controversial.

Undeniably there will be parents – working and non-working – who will greet this idea with joy.

What plans England have this time we have yet to see fully, although we can be certain they do not involve Kevin Pietersen, for which, undeniably, they will be significantly the weaker.

Boris Johnson said: "There will be those that say this undeniably unfed, emaciated quadruped is a warning, a memento mori, a symbol of the pursuit of austerity and the [Chancellor of the Exchequer] George Osborne diet approach to life.

"There will be those who say that this undeniably underfed beast … is a symbol of the excessive pursuit of austerity and the [chancellor] George-Osborne-diet approach to life.

Should San Antonio advance, it will shock no one, and will be a secondary narrative to Golden State's undeniably bright future.