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Despite that the Surface 3 is the best jack of all trades yet and is arguably a better work machine than an iPad with a keyboard case.

Anand Grover - former United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to health - has also weighed in against the company on this issue: Gilead's anti-diversion measures contradict their stand on improving access to crucial HCV [hepatitis C] medicines, and is, arguably, a violation of the right to health.

Though it is based there and is arguably a quintessential Taiwanese startup with its focus on hardware and connections with HTC (several of its engineers are HTC alum and it also received financial backing from chairwoman Cher Wang), Gogoro still took pains to explain why it decided to launch in Taiwan first.

Of course, when it comes to free personal finance services that offer all the essentials, like the ability to aggregate financial accounts in one place, set budgets, track goals, etc., Intuit-owned Mint.com is arguably one of the best-known names, and is arguably a service by which many in the space are compared.

We know that drug law enforcement is targeted, disproportionately, against the black community, and is arguably a tool of social control and racial oppression.

Another candidate for the intermediate outcome is time to culture conversion, which is increasingly being used in phase II trials and is arguably a more reliable surrogate endpoint than culture status at a single time point [ 24].

Also, as recently publicized priestly scandals and crimes around the world attest, this attempted suppression of human sexuality in priests does not work and is arguably an invitation to pathology.

In this context, 'minimally invasive' has come to mean 'less invasive than a pulmonary artery catheter' and is arguably an unhelpful term.

Referees are integral to the peer-review process and are arguably a critical element that facilitates effective progress within a discipline.

The statute had been invoked only five times in the first 200 years of its existence and was arguably a rather ineffective remedy [ 42].

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