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Antonioni had perhaps gone as far as he could with the bruised sensibilities of people in stalemate situations.

Arnold suggested somewhat tartly that his brother had perhaps gone a bit overboard in his fascination with language.

And even left-leaning newspapers sceptical of the war suggested that Cook had perhaps gone too far.

Vettel admitted that he had perhaps gone the wrong way on strategy, and revealed that Red Bull's KERS trouble, so much a feature of this season, again reared its head.

He helped me pinpoint where I had perhaps gone wrong in my own imaginative attempt when he said, "I never, never thought I was tackling the 'problem' of old age.

While Mr. Nordstrom, representing the fourth generation of his family to run the business, thought that the company had perhaps gone too far out on fashion statements, alienating longtime customers, he also felt that re-energizing the sales force should be his No. 1 task.

And Canada has perhaps gone further than any country in wooing overseas students.

Norwegian Cruise Line has perhaps gone the furthest, with what it calls "Freestyle Cruising".

But some of the humour has perhaps gone missing in transit.

But while the courts may allow pills to be used, the boards in these recent cases have perhaps gone too far.

But Sony has perhaps gone further than its rivals in moving beyond its traditional business, in a transformation championed by Mr. Schmidt-Holtz, a relative outsider in the music business.