This view of history was one of the few socialist ideas that had conclusively penetrated into their schools. |
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I don't believe any amount of no-fly-zone action is going to settle that civil war conclusively. |
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Ever since I was conclusively beaten up in school, I've made the mature, clear-eyed choice to steer clear of physical conflict. |
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Such cowardly aggression will not be conclusively defeated there, or anywhere else. |
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This movie has conclusively proven that some things are better left buried. |
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He conclusively stepped out of the low-budget film world with a major role in Thompson's next picture. |
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Their only calling card is their entertainment past, and in these times that counts conclusively against them. |
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This bloc of nations has demonstrated conclusively that we are in a new era of trade policy. |
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In a number of bird studies, carotenoid pigmentation has been more or less conclusively shown to be a cue for female choice of males. |
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However, recent research has shown conclusively that whole systems of thought were transplanted to the Americas. |
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Now, video footage and sonar data proves conclusively that the wreck is not Centaur. |
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The chemical responsible for the autotoxic effects in alfalfa fields has not been conclusively identified. |
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He has argued, conclusively in my opinion, that its design belongs to architect Claude Perrault. |
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Although ingeniously and entertainingly argued with a wealth of detail, the thesis is not conclusively proven. |
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Shellfish processors may be more willing to perform high pressure processing once it's been conclusively shown to inactivate norovirus. |
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It has been conclusively demonstrated that animal welfare will be compromised by the abolition of hunting. |
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That line can never be clear, and the question is impossible to answer conclusively with reference to the field. |
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As the students themselves have observed, repeated magnification of a graph can not conclusively show the value of a limit. |
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Questions as to the meaning of words in documents can rarely, if ever, be determined conclusively by reference to dictionaries. |
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Thus, the evidence shows conclusively that the damage documented here was caused by herbivores, not detritivores. |
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In this way, the coherence theorist sheds light on the feeling that sceptical hypotheses, if not conclusively eliminable, are nevertheless idle. |
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That the star Sirius has five planets is not something which anyone could conclusively verify at present. |
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In other words, no one can prove conclusively we are lying, so we will continue to lie in order to further our own ends. |
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You'd probably agree this proves conclusively that public broadcasting is totally fair and even-handed. |
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In 1921 he was allowed to bomb US navy surplus or captured German warships and proved conclusively that even a near miss could sink them. |
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Labour's coming conclusively third in the popular vote means the option of a Liberal Democrat prime minister becomes credible. |
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This outcome would destroy the dinosaurs' influence conclusively. |
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If we prove conclusively that mindfulness can stabilise those individuals it would be a great benefit to society. |
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It mattered not whether the evidence conclusively demonstrated that the headaches were migraine headaches, or some other type. |
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Genetics: While there may be a genetic component, that was conclusively ruled out in my case. |
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In addition, comments made about a black officer being dirty, and about employment equity, were not conclusively demonstrative of racism. |
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If we are to truly fulfil our lives we need to know, conclusively, the answer to this question. |
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Strangely enough, recent research has proven conclusively that the majority of people donning such headgear instantly turn into annoying pillocks. |
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The latest war has conclusively shown the erroneousness of this view. |
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Not a little bit wrong, not debatably wrong demonstrably and conclusively wrong. |
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Isabella's diary was proof of her lustfulness but it did not prove anything conclusively against Edward. |
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Nothing can be conclusively determined without an autopsy and even then we may never know for sure. |
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With the dozens of witnesses who conclusively identified him as the shooter, there is no defense that sets him free. |
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In addition, can we conclusively reflate our potential in a context of opening as ours? |
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Using castoff biological evidence collected through suspect surveillance, police were able to conclusively link the suspects to the crimes. |
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I am therefore not in a position to opine more conclusively on the transfer of responsibility for the investigations. |
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The fight for freedom of expression is never conclusively won. But day by day, little by little, we can gain ground. |
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That is not an expedient to trap the whistleblower by conformity, it is a requirement for catching the wrongdoer conclusively. |
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Numerous studies have been performed on aspartame and many other sugar substitutes, and no significant harm to humans has been conclusively identified. |
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If you were followed day and night, could a secret agent collect enough evidence to prove conclusively in that you have saving faith? |
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When we conclusively know this to be true, we will feel a sense of awe at the immensity, interconnectedness and Oneness of everything. |
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The conclusion will not, however, delight Nasdaq, which has yet to prove conclusively that its electronic systems provide a superior marketplace. |
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Even if studies conclusively showed that 20, or 50, was the perfect class size, politicians couldn't click fingers and be done with it. |
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Only then can it be determined conclusively whether the «Follow the Sun» model is operationally sound. |
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These methods have failed conclusively because drug addicts need the help of a doctor, not a policeman. |
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The cause of the eight open circuit suspension bearing probes and two open circuit journal bearing probes could not be conclusively determined. |
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I am of the opinion that protection against discrimination cannot conclusively be better regulated at European level than at national level. |
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The causes are not conclusively known due to the complexity of the processes. |
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Our current audits establish conclusively that it is not possible to correlate the log and electronic tracking systems. |
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Your continued access of the Site after such changes are made conclusively demonstrates your acceptance of those changes. |
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This assumption has been demonstrated conclusively and repeatedly to be false, not only in the global South but in every nation on earth. |
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Therefore, from the available odontological data, it cannot be conclusively determined whether these individuals were more closely related to Inuit than to Amerindians. |
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The pala is not a stridulatory organ, nor has it been shown conclusively that the peculiar strigil of these insects is concerned with sound production. |
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He is through, as completely and as conclusively as any athlete can be. |
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The federal budget has been conclusively balanced, again on the back of taxes on prosperity and full employment which have turned the years of deficit into years of surplus. |
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Kafka wrongly gets posited as a political or humanitarian allegorist, when his stories are rather personal series of images and processes that cannot be conclusively unlocked. |
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The last six years have shown conclusively that the strategy of remaining independent and supplementing organic growth with smaller bolt-on acquisitions has failed. |
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The credible testimony presented by defence witnesses establishes conclusively that prosecution witnesses lied, and that the prosecutor suborned the perjurious testimony. |
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That incontrovertible body of evidence should prove conclusively that I have nothing at all to say and, as such, am the most boring writer in Australia. |
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The book suggests that Smith's diffusionist model has not been conclusively refuted. |
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I think the evidence shows conclusively that the finance minister not only broke the Prime Minister's promise, but he did not think through the consequences of his action. |
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It is a little surprising, however, that a supra-national supervisory court chose to reverse what, on any account, is the exercise of a discretion which one might think is better determined conclusively by a national court. |
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The difficulty in deciding tetrapod ancestry stems from the inability to determine conclusively which traits are ancestral and which traits arose after one group diverged from another. |
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Apart from the unquestionable relief it affords to suppurating joints, it has been conclusively proven during the last decade that lardaceous degeneration may be arrested by this means. |
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I can say conclusively that this issue is really an embarrassment to our country, not only in terms of ourselves and in terms of Parliament but also in terms of our noteworthiness to the world. |
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Undertaken from 1979 to 1983, the much-litigated and not always conclusively documented story of its construction has much to divert both those who would see Trump as a visionary deal-maker or as a mendacious double-dealer. |
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Bulgaria's Supreme Court of Cassation has conclusively declared businessman Georgi Gergov as the majority owner of International Plovdiv Fair. |
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The necessary mechanisms should be put in place in order to hold accountable international investigators and committees that are conclusively proved to have lacked impartiality and objectivity when carrying out their duties. |
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From what the Commission has learnt about the transposition and enforcement of these rules, the need for some of these limitations has not been conclusively demonstrated. |
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Although the retention of one or more of these residential ties does not conclusively determine that an individual is resident in Canada, it may be indicative that an individual has other ties to Canada. |
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No single factor described in ¶ 7 will determine conclusively whether or not an activity is carried on by a taxpayer with a reasonable expectation of profit. |
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Within our legal system, a simple grant of power without more does not conclusively resolve whether or when an agent can subdelegate. |
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And Manhattan's current succes de scandale, Emily Gould, conclusively proves that she can write about people other than Emily Gould. |
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The evaluation demonstrated conclusively that prevention programmes based in the workplace can change attitudes about domestic violence and influence behaviours. |
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Saudi Arabia beheads smugglers of cannabis, a drug which is not conclusively linked to a single fatality among the 200m or so who use it each year. |
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While it is too early to say conclusively that the U. S. economy is making its way out of recession, there are some sectors of the economy that appear to be stabilizing. |
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It has not, so far, been possible to identify archaeological sites which can be conclusively attributed to the Bastarnae. |
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It was the most decisive naval battle of the war, conclusively ending French plans to invade England. |
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Hume maintained that all knowledge, even the most basic beliefs about the natural world, cannot be conclusively established by reason. |
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Once the final experiment had been performed, the theory was conclusively proved. |
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Louis did so but in October 1216, before the conflict was conclusively ended, John died. |
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The murder has never been conclusively solved, and Richard's contemporaries widely suspected his involvement. |
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As previously discussed, given the discovery of the metallic fragments in the collective servo actuator, a control difficulty was a remote possibility which could not be conclusively ruled out. |
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In contrast to company owners, but also the banking institutions, suppliers often do not have the necessary information available to assess conclusively the creditworthiness of customers. |
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In a civil case, where the court takes judicial notice of the fact, that fact is deemed conclusively proved. |
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In 1846, the German scholar Karl Wex conclusively proved at least some passages of the Description were completely spurious. |
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As far as the permissibility of data collections and processing is concerned, the national and applicable local law of the respective state is conclusively applicable, where the data is collected and processed. |
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Most conclusively of all, these messages do present an exact foreview of the spiritual history of the Church, and in this precise order. |
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We have not conclusively agreed, in 2015, that women have the right to walk the streets, wearing whatever they choose, without being shouted and whistled at. |
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Additional analysis performed over the past six days proves conclusively that the ECCS would perform as intended under all possible scenarios. |
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The health care team is not looking for any one physical sign or symptom in particular, as there is no one sign or symptom that conclusively means someone is depressed. |
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Emotivists also argue that there is no rational way to conclusively end a dispute. |
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These findings conclusively show that a targeted, gut-selective antibiotic such as rifaximin can provide long-lasting results. |
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In 1889, the site was conclusively identified as the former Mongol capital by Nikolai Yadrintsev, who discovered examples of the Orkhon script during the same expedition. |
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However, these plants have not been shown conclusively to be carnivorous. |
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Feldman concludes that the Phenomenology allegorizes the successes and failures of conscience, which can never bind its words conclusively to its acts. |
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Glass, hair, fiber, paint, soil, and, sometimes, shoeprint analyses cannot conclusively identify a common source between a known and an unknown sample. |
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The counsel have shown conclusively that they are not a state of the union, and have insisted that individually they are aliens, not owing allegiance to the United States. |
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Thus we can only say that the whole package of relevant theories has been collectively falsified, but cannot conclusively say which element of the package must be replaced. |
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A child under seven years of age is conclusively presumed to be incapable of either murder or manslaughter, no evidence of capacity being admissible. |
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It should be noted that a declining hazard rate, even with unobserved heterogeneity controlled, does not conclusively prove the existence of a welfare trap. |
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