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It could, however, trim its feathers: the Supreme Court is undeniably more expensive than its predecessor.

Yet there was something undeniably riveting and enlightening about watching the artist at work.

The core of Gorbachev's enterprise was undeniably idealistic: he wanted to build a more moral Soviet Union.

Some, particularly in the Highlands and islands, were certainly poor, even destitute, and the clearances in the late 1840s and early 1850s were undeniably brutal and often coercive.

Whichever length one plumps for, however, a boat 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits high is undeniably immense.

That said, the early part of the ride, against a backdrop of mountains, fields and forests, is undeniably a feast for the eyes.

Although electrodes are undeniably convenient for plugging bulbs directly into the light ing system, they are also the main reason why lamps fail.

At this point, I may enlist others to help me assemble an alternative reality in which the critic is in the wrong and I am splendidly, undeniably in the right.

If the ECB has been tepid in its support for countries that are solvent, it has been obstructive in its attitude towards the one euro-zone country that is undeniably bust.

True, it was all a bit rough and ready (and in parts positively dilapidated), but there was an undeniably rich cultural seam that spoke to a wider, shared European heritage.