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Yet Pfizer arguably has a better pipeline of coming drugs.

But the rising popularity of occult story lines arguably has a few roots in the cult we have made of youthful achievement.

If confirmed, Mr. Zoellick (pronounced ZELL-ik) will occupy a post that arguably has a higher public profile and more sensitive political mission than ever before.

No one questions Murray's all-round ability, a player who, arguably, has a greater range of options than any other on the tour.

After a hard-won re-election fought mainly over taxes and spending, President Obama arguably has a mandate from voters to tap the wealthy to address our budget woes.

Birdman, arguably, has a solemn dimension to it, but not really The Grand Budapest Hotel, despite being inspired by a writer (Stefan Zweig) who famously committed suicide in despair at the rise of the Nazis.

But the left arguably has an extra problem.

Klinsmann arguably has an advantage in that his USA team are underdogs despite their impressive performances against Ghana and Portugal.

It took me longer to learn the basics of what you're supposed to do, which arguably has an impact on how well you can network for a job, etc., in Western society….

Such construct complexity arguably has an unstable effect on the validity of 'clinical skills' as a criterion, potentially compromising its relationship to predictors.

So, both sides arguably had a motive for killing him.