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And it would undeniably be an impressive feat of athleticism.

In a house twice the size eight times a week, the challenge would undeniably be tougher.

For low-income couples, this would undeniably improve the lives of children.

If Republicans chose to oppose it with campaign boilerplate, the blame for failure would undeniably be theirs.

Valued at around £15m, the Inter Milan man's versatility would undeniably improve things for the Red Devils.

Whether you like or loathe that idea, it would undeniably reduce Medicare's long-term funding gap — which is by far the biggest source of looming federal deficits.

It might not thrill the purists, who scorn the emphasis on highly paid veterans, but a clash between these two heavyweights would be undeniably alluring.

After four years as vice president, Mrs. Clinton would be undeniably well qualified and well placed to be elected the first woman president of the United States — an outcome I devoutly want to see before I die.

While mic-ing up referees in order to hear their conversations with players would be undeniably interesting, the novelty of listening to various angry and frustrated footballers effing and jeffing their way through matches would almost certainly wear off fairly quickly.

It would be undeniably harsh to force pensioners who bought modest family homes 40 years ago, only to find themselves with post-gentrification goldmines, to pay an annual mansion tax they can't afford.

Krause agreed, "There's a lot Adam has to keep in because it would be undeniably selfish of him to say to Kristina, 'I don't want you to do this, I want you home with the kids, I just want you to be my wife.