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The quality of American health care - unarguably the best in the world - is under siege.

No matter what the cause, though, unarguably new music has failed the listener.

Unarguably European countries would be stronger facing the outside world together.

He has been unarguably one of the best players of National team.

Football is unarguably the main and most popular sport in Vietnam.

Any sound historical investigation would have to do so until it proved unarguably that the three were one.

For a while, the two comedians had been unarguably the king and queen of television.

To demand forcefully that all nations stand against terrorism is unarguably the right policy.

But, he added, the wind chill is unarguably real.

The cabin had obviously only held two occupants, and both were unarguably chilled.

He believed in breaking down the players and then building them up, and was unarguably good at the former.

What he said was unarguably true, but that didn't lessen her own sense of shock.

That is unarguably true, but (to borrow a line from Churchill) not exhaustive.

"Death of a Nation" makes that unarguably clear.

But the words quoted here are, unarguably, his intellectual property, and I wish to compensate him.

In fact, there are no surviving works that are unarguably documented as by her.

Unarguably, no search was made for him through the Underearth, or above.

Has anyone ever put the case for the redistribution of wealth more concisely and unarguably than that?

A huge man, unarguably the largest of the Ghosts, he was a peaceable, simple soul.

Unarguably one of the greatest live albums ever.

Norfolk's weeping rose was unarguably the most famous plant in the Confederation.

This is unarguably what the literary imagination does.

They were unarguably those of the Angora, and all five were perfectly formed.

Most of the good pop/art culture in Scotland unarguably comes from Glasgow.

Yet our lives would be unarguably better.