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One could justifiably substitute Homo sapiens for white-tailed deer in "When Cute Deer Go Bad" (editorial, March 20).
If there isn't, then one could justifiably argue that the theory crossed the border between genuine physics and metaphysics.
While one person stumps for Rachel Bloom's nuanced and hilarious delivery on "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," another one could justifiably argue that Andrew Lincoln's performance on "The Walking Dead" is truly where it's at. .
Already the internet has become a virtual library of Alexandria, a repository for practically everything one could want to inquire about - as long as the motivation is there.
Alice justifiably inquired about the mentioned fireplaces, was he going to remove them?
They were all nominated for Tonys, and any one of them could justifiably have won, though only Ms. Harden did.
What's interesting about Sony's position, more than Apple, Microsoft, Google or Nintendo, is that Sony is truly the one player that could justifiably create a tremendous multi-platform experience.
My wife looked at me with that perplexed look that is reserved for spouses inquiring how one could find this tragic scene amusing.
One said this week that Russian Muslims could justifiably take up arms to support the Taliban.
If non-inferiority is demonstrated between one, two and four weeks delay in this trial then we could justifiably decrease the duration of delay significantly.
