After all, Mr Page and Sergey Brin, the co-founders of Google, the world's most popular internet search engine, can legitimately claim to have caused an information and media revolution.
AmazonSmile's helped to counteract that a bit, raising money for legitimately good causes, skimmed off purchases from the site.
But third-quarter numbers were legitimately hurt by labor actions on the part of the airlines that caused many flight cancellations.
hacked PS3s endanger your ability to legitimately enjoy your favorite games, hence our efforts to mitigate the damage caused by Jailbreaking.
Post-match, Orton attacked Rhodes with the timekeeper's bell, legitimately cutting Rhodes and causing bleeding.
Eden Hazard's disappearance down the tunnel after half an hour, with an apparent injury caused by an innocuous challenge by Vardy, was one of those moments when desire could legitimately be questioned.
There are ways to legitimately test whether outdoor ads cause obesity.
Invoking and defending Mill's "harm principle," which maintains that no activity can legitimately be outlawed unless the activity causes nontrivial harm to somebody other than the participants, Hart submitted that consensual intercourse between adult homosexuals does not cause any detriment that would suffice to satisfy the harm principle.
Then of course, there are specific conditions that make sex legitimately painful, such as vaginismus, which causes involuntary muscle spasms around the vagina, making it tighter and even closed at times.
Israeli philosopher Moshe Halbertal offers a clue why this is so in his book "On Sacrifice," in which he argues that because good causes legitimately deserve sacrifice, we are hard-wired to assume that sacrifice in and of itself can justify or even ennoble a cause.
