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What if the reasons for their individual popularity were uncontrovertible?

Business interests dispute these figures and reply that there is a tipping point at which the cost of these uncontrovertible benefits become a job-killing burden.

"There is data in there, that we have found, that is uncontrovertible proof of crimes comitted by a senior member of the US government.

The editors of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Feb., 1954, found the same book "uncontrovertible" and thought it likely the most important work ever mentioned in their review column.

Uncontrovertible proof rests in the career of Leopold Stokowski, who managed to pack his dessertlike, one-of-a-kind sonorities into a suitcase and carry them from city to city.

Wherein are answered (by prevention) all the Objections of Dissenters, according to their own Uncontrovertible Principles, by F. G., gent., Edinb.

But one point that Serbian officials were keen to make seemed uncontrovertible - that Serbs who live in the valley are implacably opposed to living with Muslims again, much less to surrendering political control to Muslims, as required by the peace plan.

Menzies Campbell, a British member of Parliament, said that "action against Iraq, it seems to me, requires uncontrovertible evidence in order to act, and I speak as a member of a Parliament of a country willing to put boots on the ground."

Over the coming year Katz is keen to make data from the government and NGOs open sourced as well as creating the ultimate Q&A that looks at the most controversial questions about climate change and source the answers from uncontrovertible sources.