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I suspect that a lot of it is that all quest tales will turn out to be strongly formally similar like virtually all heroes of classical and Renaissance romance, for instance, Carter is kidnapped by pirates, though I wouldn't rule out anything Lovecraft proveably read.

Kenneth Hite's Journal princeofcairo 2007

If any of the facts are proveably wrong or denied please let me know.

Nick Griffin and BNP: British Nazis are Falling Apart 2007

She was undeniably spare, and ponderably light, and proveably tall; when people had wished to distinguish her from the other two Miss Archers they had always called her the willowy one.

The Portrait of a Lady 2003

Anyone proveably connected to her could be a target.

THE NEWS BLOG 2003

She was undeniably spare, and ponderably light, and proveably tall; when people had wished to distinguish her from the other two Miss Archers they had always called her the willowy one.

The Portrait of a Lady 1881

Shut up there, at bay, defiant, and with the prodigy of the thing palpably proveably _done_, thus giving notice like some stark signboard -- under that accession of accent the situation itself had turned; and Brydon at last remarkably made up his mind on what it had turned to.

The Jolly Corner Henry James 1879

She was undeniably spare, and ponderably light, and proveably tall; when people had wished to distinguish her from the other two Miss Archers they had always called her the willowy one.

The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 1 Henry James 1879

It's well know that voters are not happy with the media (presenting bad news is it's business), so that Republican focusing on the proveably false claim that the media is

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2008

I’m just saying that Hipster Liberalism in comparison is proveably better, and better at everything and better in every conceivable way.

Matthew Yglesias » The Gaza Tunnels 2009