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It is hard to loathe Bayrou, although he is arguably just as hungry.

Not a political comedian, not a comedian, and not a black comedian, although he is arguably all of those things as well.

This is not because he is famous - although he's arguably a celebrity in internet circles - but due to the fact that he exudes confidence and has a dominant presence.

She is an accomplished author and a talented actor although she is arguably better known these days for her high-profile party cakes business – run from a Chelsea shop since 1990.

Although she is arguably the world's most well known dance teacher, it is for all of the wrong reasons.

The band's debut album Up the Bracket, released in 2002, won critical acclaim and earned them a devoted fanbase although they were arguably more notorious for the drug problems of frontman Doherty.

23 As a result, these data will slightly overestimate the number of current smokers who were not offered smoking cessation services because, at the time of asking, the to-be relapsers were in fact former smokers, although they are arguably in need of such services.

But although Winehouse is arguably more accomplished, writing her own material, Stone has attracted more media attention.

The issue of caste discrimination is by no means limited to India, although it is arguably here that the most severe atrocities occur.

Although morality is arguably just as murky for the religious, at least there is some bedrock belief that gives a reason to believe that morality is real and will prevail.

The contest for the Labour leadership has so far failed to test the candidates on this issue, although it is arguably the most vital one that the party and country face.