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We have not far to seek for living and unquestionable evidence.
2
As Martin had foretold, the accuser was himself committed for a robbery, upon unquestionable evidence.
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It is painful to see-every where-themost unquestionable evidence that this department of education is unheeded.
4
The room I was in bore unquestionable evidence of recent occupancy, and at any moment might be re-entered.
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We find unquestionable evidence of the vividness of the representative faculty, or the ideal presence, vying with that of reality.
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He knew I couldn't send an agent out there without unquestionable evidence of major crime of some sort or another.
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It is significant, therefore, that human sacrifices by fire are known, on unquestionable evidence, to have been systematically practised by the Celts.
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We remember the many unquestionable evidences in favour of it, and we marvel that it so often proves a failure.
9
"I am in a position," he declared, "to produce unquestionable evidence of the indelicacy of her performance."
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The New Yorker, December 1, 1945 P. 27 Unquestionable evidence that the war is over seems to be piling up.