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Bloomberg's soda ban has rightfully been criticized for reflecting the mayor's particular upper class food sensibilities.

Since the 2000 presidential election, the public has rightfully been skeptical about how elections are run.

While Wisconsin's defense has rightfully been credited with much of the team's success thus far, Pro Football Focus ranked Michigan as the nation's top defense last week, days before the Wolverines held Penn State's Saquon Barkley to a career-low 59 rushing yards on a pedestrian 3.9 yards per carry.

The response from press has, rightfully, been bleak.

Over the past decade and a half, a great deal of attention has rightfully been given to the issue of wrongful convictions.

Most attention so far has rightfully been on fellow Briton James Woods, who has finished the season as the world number one after winning the first two World Cups and adding an American X Games bronze to his growing medal collection.

The tributes paid to Geoffrey Goodman since he died last Thursday at the age of 91 have, rightfully, been handsome.

He was only taking the freedom that had rightfully been given by his previous master, who had promised it before his death.

Against the backdrop of the #MeToo campaign that took off in late 2017, other more recent (and often egregious) examples of misconduct in scientific laboratories and institutions have rightfully been highlighted.

It may not be sensitive to say that some, just some, of the writers in this generous volume might have rightfully been relegated to obscurity, but one can't help thinking, at times, that literary history may have passed them over for a reason, just as it has passed over mediocre male writers.

Who might have guessed that the Jewish nation, after a summer in which attentions have rightfully been drawn to the many prejudicial wrongs visited on it historically, was capable in its own turn, in its own homeland, of such appalling intolerances?