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EYMAN-ON-BOOKS _ Jefferson may have been smarter, Adams wiser, Washington incontestably loftier, but none of the Founding Fathers was more fun than Ben Franklin.
They need to persuade their own voters that despite massive unemployment nearly everywhere in Europe, they have a life style incontestably superior to that enjoyed by the vast majority of Americans.
And although Africa is not lacking in fragile, but reasonably well-functioning democracies, Albright's visit with Nelson Mandela was her only meeting with an incontestably democratic leader.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla . _ Jefferson may have been smarter, Adams wiser, Washington incontestably loftier, but none of the Founding Fathers was more fun than Ben Franklin.
In 1859 the folio was submitted by its owner, the Duke of Devonshire, to experts at the British Museum; the emendations were incontestably proved to be forgeries of modern date.

Incontestably, Lee's most famous portrayal was that of servant Mammy in " The Birth of a Nation " ( 1915 ), a role she played in blackface.
To Israel, the travel curbs on 2.2 million Palestinians living in the territories are a security measure whose necessity has been incontestably proven through years of bloody attacks on its citizens.
European Commission President Romano Prodi expressed regret Wednesday that Europeans failed to find a common position on Iraq, calling the crisis " incontestably the first test " of an enlarged Europe.
Thus, Eliade concludes, " Christianity incontestably proves to be the religion of'fallen man'", of modern man who has lost " the paradise of archetypes and repetition ".
Sheremetev sent a letter to the tsar, informing him about his marriage with a woman " whose origin incontestably had a noble beginning " and about the birth of his son and heir.