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If the Doha round collapses, regionalism, despite its unarguable economic inferiority, will replace multilateralism as the organising principle of global trade.
如果多哈廻郃談判破裂，那麼區(qū)域主義將取代多邊主義成爲(wèi)全球貿(mào)易談判的組織原則，盡琯區(qū)域主義在經(jīng)濟上的劣勢毫無爭議。
Federer showed again why he has built an increasingly unarguable case to be the greatest player of all time, his flowing style and vast array of attacking options proving too much for Murray.
費德勒再次展現(xiàn)他屹立於所有球員之上的絕對實力，他的進攻方式的流暢和多樣的風(fēng)格是穆雷所望塵莫及的。
Then, on January 28th, the pope himself expressed “full and unarguable solidarity” with the Jewish people.
1月28日，教皇親口聲明，同猶太人民“堅定團結(jié)地站在一起”。

These are all well known and unarguable (the extent to which it happens is arguable, the basic fact not).
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At this juncture, one point seems unarguable: The military is the most cohesive and unified political force in Russia today.
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If you describe a statement or opinion as unarguable, you think that it is obviously true or correct and that nobody could disagree with it.
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