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Van Gaal is exactly that, and could arguably get the best out of RVP, provided he stays fit.

But Romney, with all his riches and all his gaffes about them, would arguably get better overall mileage out of someone who's less Cadillac, more Chevy.

And you arguably get a sustained look at the musicians and a deeper appreciation of what it takes to play these instruments and sing like that.

From the leadoff hitter, Knoblauch, to Brosius at the bottom of the lineup, the Yankees arguably get more quality at-bats than any team in baseball.

The truth is that we arguably get the leaders we deserve, for the majority of Jews active in Jewish life seem to prefer to ignore the moral blindness of the leadership.

Theo De Raadt can't understand why people pay $50,000 for an antihacker firewall from Cisco Systems or Check Point when they could arguably get better protection using his software.

He's arguably got the credentials.

In today's maps, Africa arguably gets as rough a deal as it always has.

The result: an ongoing scrap between equally staunch believers and non-believers, which arguably gets nobody anywhere.

Yet the public arguably got the best deal of all: the stone was later donated to the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

Sonos arguably gets more details right about home audio than Apple does, as I learned while reacquainting myself with the company's products over the past few weeks.