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In an instant, his senses would be rewarded by the indisputable evidence of the baker's mastery.† (source)
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The evidence was indisputable.† (source)
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Even before Teabing traced the contour for her, Sophie saw it—the indisputable V shape at the focal point of the painting.† (source)
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But beyond the indisputable fact of his nose embedded in Hester's cleavage, Owen and Hester did not resort to either common or gross forms of public affection.† (source)
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You're simply a human, who unfortunately was in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and indisputably running with the wrong crowd, I might add.† (source)
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I retained one indisputable noun and a single adjective which also could be used as a verb or expletive.† (source)
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It's what made the river flow, the ocean swell, and the tide rise, but it was a silent power, intractable, indomitable, indisputable, and thus completely ignorable.† (source)
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One indisputably positive development had occurred during his absence, however.† (source)
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The Count frowned at the indisputability of this point of view.† (source)
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Our dia's words were indisputable in our family.† (source)
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Mohammed was now indisputably the best ocean swimmer in the world.† (source)
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William Howe's ability and courage were indisputable.† (source)
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Because that moment was so racially infused (my revulsion at what my school friend wanted: very blue eyes in a very black skin; the harm she was doing to my concept of the beautiful), the struggle was for writing that was indisputably black.† (source)
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An Ivy League credential, an indisputable American prize.† (source)
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The demand was indisputably huge.† (source)
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Certainly, it is observable that figures like Mr Marshall and Mr Lane have served only gentlemen of indisputable moral stature — Lord Wakeling, Lord Camberley, Sir Leonard Gray — and one cannot help get the impression that they simply would not have offered their talents to gentlemen of lesser calibre.† (source)
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