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Meanings of irrefutable fact in English

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Usage of irrefutable fact in English
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I believe that to be an irrefutable fact.
The Irish Times
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But the irrefutable fact of the matter is that these cosmetic procedures can make you rich.
The Guardian
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Hodges keeps coming up against that irrefutable fact.
End of Watch
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The bald, irrefutable fact of the first net decrease in jobs in 70 years speaks for itself.
The Guardian
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That wasn't a thought he could flee from even if he wanted to; it was an irrefutable fact.
The ice princess
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And that was the irrefutable fact.
The red door
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That is an irrefutable fact, as proven by the telemetry data, which the team has provided to the FIA.
Radio NZ
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So thank heavens for forensic experts, those objective specialists whose evidence is based in science and presented as irrefutable fact.
The Irish Times
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It is an irrefutable fact that the work with the children pays the best dividends to the state and nation.
Home Missions in Action
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Lost in all the maddening translation is the irrefutable fact that the Bobcats currently have one of the youngest rosters in all the NBA.
Ebony
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The great irrefutable fact that is ignored or neglected is that the American nation officially places a low value upon the lives of its children.
The Pivot of Civilization
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A man who packed guns in picnic baskets had told her she was beautiful, had stated it as if it were a plain, irrefutable fact.
Heart of gold
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But whether or not Giorgione painted any or all, the irrefutable fact remains that but for his genius and influence they would never have existed.
A Wanderer in Venice
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He began to understand the irrefutable fact of his coming death then, and he lay beside the Triumph and wept, his twisted leg under him.
The stand
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It supports our view that the independence and territorial integrity of Kosovo are irrefutable facts.
Reuters
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Two irrefutable facts, right there.
The South African
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