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But ethical investment has, arguably, failed to capture the public's imagination.

The Chilcot inquiry has arguably failed its remit, but its remit was probably not the one you think.

After years of stuttering growth globally, in which Coca-Cola has arguably failed to adjust to a new healthier era, could it face years of slow decline?

Yet it has arguably failed to communicate that in the modern age to those of who use satnavs and map apps without realising that all the data behind the screen on our TomToms and iPhones comes from the OS HQ, just outside Southampton.

"While the current Seagram C.E.O., Edgar Bronfman, has been driven by the media business in recent years, this strategy has arguably failed, and the older family members of Seagram's management might well wish to retrench to the original spirits activity," the Salomon Smith Barney analysts wrote in their note to investors.

Principlism has succeeded in providing medical ethics with a basis around which to develop patient rights but has arguably failed in adequately ensuring a humanistic dialogue between physician and patient by overemphasizing autonomy.

But by not condemning the racism, Howard and Labor leader Kim Beazley have both arguably failed to show moral leadership.

Poverty in parts of the country is worse than ever, despite record oil revenues.The president has also failed to stem a growing insurgency in the north and has arguably made it worse by cracking down hard.

Attempts to make Facebook an infrastructure provider have arguably so far failed as either abortive or fanciful.

Even then, New York has arguably been shortchanged.

HBO has arguably never been more valuable.