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"Had we been able to access the ample records of the UNWCC, our approach would have unquestionably been influenced by the careful analyses that emerged from its deliberations and decisions," he added.

Only months ago, that distinction would have unquestionably gone to the state's senior senator, Robert G. Torricelli, a political kingmaker in New Jersey and a formidable fund-raiser for his Senate colleagues here in Washington.

Had Baker remained in the White House and become national security adviser, he would have unquestionably quashed the cabal that ended up hijacking Central American and Middle Eastern policy.

BlackPhone co-founder Jon Callas is in London to give a talk at IP Expo — pitching the concept of a secure yet capable smartphone to IT decision makers who, wind back the clock a few years, would have unquestionably bought BlackBerry.

He gave his friend an honest pep talk, held him in his arms as he died and didn't flee from battle, as he would've unquestionably done before.

Is that enough to sustain a business, or does a company have to develop drugs? A. A year ago, I would have said unquestionably you can't sustain this without developing drugs.

Readers have unquestionably played a crucial part in this growth, and we would like to thank you all for your support.

Still, things have unquestionably soured.

These advances have unquestionably improved the prognosis with advanced cardiovascular illnesses.

In soccer, women have unquestionably asserted their dominance.

However, innovative products and applications have unquestionably resulted.