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The differences provide a stark illustration of the state of the news media — much more fragmented than ever, but also arguably more creative.

Mr. Fast said that his goal was to keep his own final product balanced between being "arguably pornography, but also arguably art".

This might have put him slightly ahead of his peers, but also, arguably, it made him more like the sixth grader of the near future.

In any case, it is plausible to suggest that scientific research should always be informed by philosophy in particular by ethics but also, arguably, by the philosophy of mind.

Much of what we consider American food -- Maine lobster, perhaps, excepted* -- originated there, not only because that's where the farms were but also, arguably, because that's where our greatest overeaters continue to dine.

It was a difficult dress, being cream, panelled and jersey, but also arguably her best look of the summer, if not year – not least because the dress tapped into summer 2016's biggest trend confirming just how mass, mainstream and everywoman the off-the-shoulder look had become.

When American Lawyer magazine began publishing a ranking based on profit per partner in the early 1980s, it revolutionized the industry, but it also arguably led to a dangerous race among firms that left clients as a secondary priority.

The absence of live-action children's movies featuring child actors in central roles is even more confusing when two other factors are considered: live-action movies tend to be cheaper (Toy Story 3 cost $200m to produce, whereas Home Alone only cost $18m), and child actors are not only everywhere, especially on TV, but are also arguably better than ever.

But they also, arguably, have the most to contribute in finding solutions – brains, money and creative thinking.

Twitter doesn't yet have anything that quite so blatantly invites users to participate in real-time online discussion specifically and automatically, but it also arguably doesn't need that because of the tendency of its users to do that organically, anyway.

MJ: Right, and Selena, Hannah and Amy (particularly Selena, who has the most power but is also arguably the most self-absorbed) usually prevail, even if we wince along the way.