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Joe Biden might arguably come close.

But whatever happens in the coming months, Germany's Willkommenskultur – the belief that we should welcome refugees with open arms – has arguably come to an end.

We watch Brody achieving political office as cohort of a hawkish vice-president (Homeland's neocons arguably come off almost as badly as Muslims).

Over the last two decades of crafting pristine yet profound, meticulous yet visceral and humane music, Mogwai have arguably come closer than anybody.

He changed the game for the Dons and could arguably come into the thinking of David Moyes, if the United manager feels his needs to freshen up his team's ailing midfield.

This is where an enlightened funding body should step in to promote riskier projects, but the box-office successes have arguably come at the expense of more innovative film-making.

Yet Zardari arguably came to power in part due to the unwitting help of Musharraf.

His first arguably came when he instructed viewers on how to wipe their bottoms properly.

Mr. Clinton's lowest postelection moment arguably came less than 24 hours before he began his comeback.

The period we associate with Ali's greatest work arguably came when he was past his peak.

And so for a long time was Linney, who arguably comes closer to marquee-name status than any of Showtime's roster so far.