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fans are quick to point to where Lee brought this team, a squad that could arguably post the best regular season in college football history.

There's only one other fish species that could arguably run the tuna close in its importance to the Maldivian economy – and that's the manta ray.

Justin Elliott at Salon was a bit more forgiving when he wrote that the pledge "includes a reference to protecting children from 'all forms of pornography' that could arguably be read as an endorsement of a porn ban".

Still, even within the Nokia line, there are phones that could arguably appeal to male sensibilities (a model with countless buttons and a fold-out qwerty keyboard) or to female ones (a rounded form with a dial-shaped keypad).

In the same time seven Australians have received their first Test caps – Harris, Starc, Pattinson, Peter George, Trent Copeland, Pat Cummins and Jackson Bird, plus a couple of all-rounders that could arguably be added into that group too.

But they said that if someone jumped a fence with a backpack or other item that could arguably contain a bomb or other weapon, but did not clearly threaten the guard, they could not fire their guns.

There were a small number of students with extremely high false alarm rates that could have arguably been removed as outliers.

I assailed then-DCI George Tenet for not sharing vital information with the FBI that could have arguably stopped and/or delayed the attacks.

This year, a slew of roles that could've (and arguably, should've!) gone to Latino stars, were instead given to non-Latino talent like Ben Affleck, Naomi Watts, and Ewan McGregor.

Given the picture that can be built from travel data, that news could arguably be the most alarming thing in his report.

Arguably, that could be true for Mr. Gingrich, as it was for Mr. Brown.