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Japan's fundamentals still look very dubious, and the recent enthusiasm of Western investors for its stocks arguably reflects herd mentality more than rational assessment.

(This emphasis by Maritain on the intuition of being goes beyond what we find in Aquinas — some have argued that it is altogether foreign to him — and arguably reflects Bergson's account of the intuition of duration).

Its structural conservation over hundreds of millions of years arguably reflects a considerable degree of functional constraint.

New Zealand have had a wonderful day, although their run-rate arguably reflects a slightly negative mindset.

But this, too, arguably reflects a certain amount of "luck" (bad luck in this case).

A mixed record on Wall Street, civil liberties, and counter-terrorism arguably reflects the difficult political compromises faced at home and abroad.

Last week saw the 25th anniversary of The Witches, a movie that arguably reflects what's now become an increasingly dated approach to witches and witch culture.

This order arguably reflects both the sorting of non-EU men into low-productivity firms and the fact that this group has the lowest level of human capital (see Table 1).

My last solo CD Songs from the Year of Our Demise arguably reflects these kinds of songs: the melodic married with the melancholy.

This open letter arguably reflects some frustration or disappointment among a large swath of the scientific community in this realm, and concerns that misrepresentation of the research by groups like the APA has damaged the credibility of our field.

This left-lateralized activation arguably reflects the computational demands associated with the combinatorial implications of the inflectional morpheme, once identified.