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Tim Cahill – 8 Two appearances, two goals – including, arguably, the goal of the tournament against Holland.

In the interim, the Melbourne collective have shed four members – including arguably Australia's greatest turntablist Dexter Fabay and multi-instrumentalist Darren Seltmann.

This is precisely what Warren Buffett finds so mystifying about the way most people, including arguably many money managers, approach stocks.

They have served their country well and will be missed but bowing out after a solid campaign, including arguably one of the greatest results in Ireland's history, is the best time to depart.

But it retains military and naval bases in some 130 countries, and consequently the potential for influence over and intervention in them; and it possesses - as every mighty empire has done - a network of supportive and tractable client states, including, arguably, Britain.

It could recast several decisions pending before the high court, including arguably the most important labor case in years.

The Folkestone card, meanwhile, includes arguably the worst race ever staged over timber, a "beginners' chase" between just two fencing debutants neither of whom has shown much ability even over the smaller obstacles.

Previously deemed untraceable, these maps are currently preserved in Germany at the Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv, Freiburg-im-Breisgau, and include arguably the earliest hydrogeological map prepared at a scale of 1: 25 000 for any part of the British Isles.

Actually, the Court was influenced by renowned liberal law professors - including Laurence Tribe, arguably the nation's preeminent constitutional scholar - and the Heller lawsuit was filed by then small-fry attorneys who regarded the NRA as interlopers more than allies.

Daiza, on the other hand, has owned many of the city's most iconic music venues since 1980, including Elektricity, arguably the metro area's top venue for big-name EDM acts like Dada Life, Krewella, and Paul Oakenfold.

These fields include Mathematics, arguably the most rigorous science of all, where existing multidisciplinary journals have published none of the 100 most-cited papers in the last decade.