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Tempting Rafael Benítez to east London would undeniably have been a major coup and he was being lined up to take over from Allardyce.

The difference is that, unlike the GOP in 2010, they would undeniably have a point.

"A prosecution of this kind would undeniably have a deleterious effect on photojournalism more generally.

"When we think someone is a great dad, what it really means is that we like the way they try".At pains to point out that he's no parenting guru – "it's always a work in progress, once one thing goes right, another drops off" – and that he is not yet the father he would like to be, he does, undeniably, have a lot of experience.

Democrats, undeniably, have a tougher argument to make.

Jihadi terror cells undeniably have some support from British Muslims.

England undeniably have the talent but failed to deliver.

Both parties undeniably have the right to exist.

Matthew McEachran, a retail analyst at N+1 Singer, says that while Thorntons is undeniably having a tough time, it would be wrong to write it off.

The Bourne films have undeniably had an impact in Hollywood.

Moreover, Benedict undeniably has a point about relativism.