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Help came from Huntelaar and, arguably, from the referee.

Itis arguably from the Sanskrit tradition – whose logic Panini helped explain – that India's present-day century software revolution emerged.

But, important as those issues are, our impulse to grasp for reasons comes, arguably, from a more basic need — to make sense of what seems senseless.

The most encouraging news is arguably from Florida, where the labor force is growing and unemployment is down from 10.4 percent a year ago to 8.7 percent recently.

The greatest danger of Trump (apart, arguably, from his possession of the nuclear codes) may be if he persuades America to forget that.

The remarks, in a Guardian interview, represented the most direct acknowledgement to date from a senior minister, or arguably from any western leader, of China's ascendant position in the global pecking order.

Aside from overuse, "arguably" suffers from vagueness.

Subtlety isn't something you often find, or arguably want, from a rock band.

The London commuter belt now arguably stretches from the Isle of Wight to Yorkshire.

Fairway is classified as an emerging growth company and therefore arguably benefited from the relief offered by the JOBS Act.

And the 44th president is arguably profiting from the work, and the setbacks, of the 42nd president.