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Another character who could arguably have taken a whole novel to himself is Sona.

Some of these delays could arguably have been avoided had more thorough preparatory work been done.

But a handful of independent-minded GOP senators could arguably have even more power.

Its unintended and unforeseen consequences — the run on money-market funds most of all — could arguably have been avoided.

A Balinese anthropologist could arguably have written similar essays on football in Argentina or Judaism in Israel.

Both firms could arguably have done better by joining forces with a globally integrated foreign firm than with a Russian one.

An increase in benefits could also arguably have a stimulus effect, as consumers who are less gripped with fear begin to spend more -- and as cash-strapped seniors are able to purchase more goods and services.

His ethereal renditions of twilight skies could, arguably, not have been achieved via another medium.

In the 1950s, such a book could arguably only have been written in France.

Young can play on both the left and right side and also off the centre forward and in England's last few games, when Fabio Capello has played him, you could arguably say he has been their best player.

When it comes to drama, these three teams could arguably claim to have provided the most.