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For Lopez to sing this song—a protest anthem but also an irrefutable declaration of belonging—with so much conviction and boldness is to bring Guthrie’s intent and his dream full circle.

Magnum is an entrusted brand, with an irrefutably global reach.

VH1 hosted a Twitter QA with Robin Thicke, an RB singer of irrefutably misogynistic nature, in late June.

The ability to communicate with friends and family across the world immediately and for free is irrefutably incredible.

What is denied most sharply invariably turns out to be irrefutably true.

No one, to date, has made the charge stick irrefutably—which makes no difference, of course, to those people who believe it.

He calculated minutely and proved irrefutably, that such food must be considered a great advantage, a real blessing.

The mere possibility of making such a decision testifies here irrefutably to a reality: the reality of a new order of things.

But the portrait was, irrefutably, nearing completion, and it was to be exhibited the twentieth of the month.

Bourgeois marriage is,—this we have irrefutably proved,—the result of bourgeois relations.

Such facts as these irrefutably differentiate the two kinds of tuberculosis.