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Such lights in bathrooms have been arguably less successful at preventing drug injection.
On this count at least, they have been arguably weaker than Westminster.
This deluge of do-less recommendations results from research into tests and procedures that have been arguably overused.
"We have been arguably knocking out people better for us for several weeks now and that is all down to Karen's choreography, persistence and understanding of where I was coming from.
She was, and is, in other words, a complicated person, who might have been, arguably, better suited to the work of an investigative reporter than the leader of a big, fractious, evolving newsroom in the modern era.
A draw would have been arguably the fair result - but Steyn had other ideas - and his last second penalty left the Lions' players slumped on their knees on the turf.
Theirs has been arguably the finest season in the National Basketball Association.
He has been arguably the Yankees' best defensive outfielder this year.
He has been, arguably, the most active and influential Vice-President in history.
For thirty years, Stern has been arguably the most successful commissioner in all of sports.
This had been arguably the most popular promise--certainly the best applause line--of that campaign.
