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And the reason for that difference is arguably that the Pacers were built by Donnie Walsh, whereas the current Knicks were built by Thomas, who is also the team president.

The suggestion is arguably that the poets are makers (see also 599a2 3, where we are told that poets "produce appearances," as one might translate), that they move in a world permeated by making.

And in a sign, arguably, that the clamor from scores of protesters for real reform and accountability in Mexico has fallen on deaf ears in the White House.

The most influential and lasting aspect of the #RhodesMustFall campaign was arguably that the "must fall" part of the hashtag became a ubiquitous part of the nation's colloquial vocabulary, quickly mutating into #FeesMustFall and subsequently any imaginable cause, from sports to cooking.

That's a contributing factor, arguably, that the end of the Cold War coincides roughly with the time when inequality really starts going up again, because elites are much more relaxed about the possibility of credible alternatives or threats being out there.

That Hugo Chavez has really made a mess out of the country". Arguably, that is the point of such an article, to produce this result.

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He seemed suddenly indifferent to the vagaries of his government, and arguably, that's the practical response.

Arguably, that is the most important criteria, but most of the study participants thought that both search engines tied on result relevance.

Arguably, that was the United Colors of Benetton's folly.

Maybe, but arguably that's the whole point of a codpiece.