California arguably had a genuine crisis, but the White House claimed there was little to be done about it.
A staunch defender of the few Algerian Jews and French settlers who supported the F.L.N, he says that these men and women "were arguably the most genuine nationalists, because their understanding of Algeria wasn't colored by religion".
The world is arguably witnessing a genuine change in public perceptions over the role of business in society.
The IPCC dismiss the accounts of these witnesses out of hand, saying that their accounts have inconsistencies – a flaw which is arguably common in genuine memories of dramatic events that have not been robotically dictated by a police lawyer.
The IPCC dismiss the accounts of these witnesses out of hand, saying that their accounts have inconsistencies a flaw which is arguably common in genuine memories of dramatic events that have not been robotically dictated by a police lawyer.
Paul Patton is no Buddy Cianci -- he lacks the flamboyance -- but he is like him in one way: He has been a genuine leader, arguably one of the most impressive American governors of recent times.
John Carter was arguably a labor of genuine artistic intent from director Andrew Stanton, but its sheer 'how did you not notice this?' incompetence renders it inexcusable.
While egos, personality conflicts, and all the other petty pathologies of partisan politics no doubt shaped and drove the initial PC/Wildrose split, there are genuine (and arguably irreconcilable) ideological differences keeping them apart.
But referential opacity, which is arguably a mark of genuine representation (Dennett 1969), is easily explained by appeal to the characteristics of the target.
An alternative CNV analysis using ∼60 kb bins indicated the presence of numerous subregions in the 16.2 Mb example where chromosomal copy number was ≥2, depicting a region of highly variable WGA performance and, arguably, contraindicative of a genuine deletion in vivo.
