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Azmin and Anwar have engaged in a war of words, after the latter said Azmin should resign as Economic Affairs minister if the individual in the video was irrefutably proven to be him.

He says something irrefutably racist - like telling four American congresswomen to "go back" to the "crime-infested places from which they came" - and people still debate whether he's racist.

Thus, we find the state did not provide sufficient evidence to show the statement was irrefutably false at the time made."

Sharp, Coventry Overwhelming case for urgent action CLEARLY and succinctly speaking truth to power, Greta Thunberg, a remarkable young woman, has irrefutably presented the overwhelming moral and scientific case for urgent and radical action to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.

This was irrefutably established and highlighted in the Poblacion challenge.

The 22-year-old scored one goal, set up the second and gave an all-round display that was irrefutably his best in a Blue and White shirt.

Hunting is irrefutably cruel and in almost every instance gratuitous and unnecessary.

The visit of Pope Francis to the UAE has been one such moment that has irrefutably proved how the will of a nation to promote peace and understanding can actually lead the world to witness the writing of a new chapter in human relations.

With such positive development alongside accountability as can be attested in President Buhari, Nigeria is irrefutably on its way to greatness.

The picture of a single-story house standing in the middle of a road project in Batangas irrefutably shows lack of planning.

TWO things that have been disputed this season were proved irrefutably on Saturday: City are only human and the Premier League has a title race -and an exciting one at that.