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The process of Islamisation has arguably gone further in neighbouring Malaysia, which remains perfectly peaceful.

Oregon has arguably gone the furthest in its attempts to address these concerns.

It's public policy that supports parenting, rather than trying to parent those who've arguably gone beyond the need for it.

But there were few highlights from a Lions side that has arguably gone backwards since last year's fourth-last finish.

ThyssenKrupp regards the new airports being built across the Middle East as a promising market.Besides, the aversion to risk has arguably gone too far.

The time of the enforcer has arguably gone, but Manchester United now have a player in the centre of the park who can make a tackle.

Twitter is arguably going about its reinvention the hard way.

Like Salvador Dali and Man Ray, he was inspired by the work of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, but arguably went on to be the most successful of the surrealists.

Even in the area most relevant to the terrorist attacks—foreign policy the roots of transatlantic differences arguably go back to the fall of communism in 1989-91.

Autonomy "will arguably go down as the worst, most value-destroying deal in the history of corporate America," Mr. Sacconaghi asserted.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, for the moment Japan's biggest, could arguably go it alone, though pundits now expect it to start talking to Sanwa Bank.