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Such changes are arguably long overdue.
Affirmative action is arguably long overdue.
And it intends to introduce a new one giving it the power to use data generated by users signed in to one of its services in other areas of its business too.Some of this is welcome and arguably long overdue.
It's a preview of a debate that could play out nationally very soon and is arguably long overdue.
Arguably, action is long overdue – virtually every UK teenager uses social networking sites, and Ofcom research last month revealed that a quarter of internet users aged between eight and 12 have an underage social networking profile.
Arguably, the adjustment was long overdue.
The evidence of the past few years, when money has been poured into hospitals, has shown how costly and inefficient they are, says Nick Bosanquet, professor of health policy at Imperial College, London.The reform is sound and long overdue, though arguably it lacks ambition.
Ms. Schoemer's point that most of the bubble gum on the pop charts these days isn't rock 'n' roll-flavored (arguably a long-overdue diversification) is well taken, but as the Jayhawks and their good company make clear, rock 'n' roll is doing just fine, thank you very much.
And with paper money – particularly large-denomination notes – arguably doing more harm than good, currency modernization is long overdue.
Mortgage lending standards were far too loose during the boom but have since tightened considerably, arguably too much so.A housing-market recovery in America is long overdue.
