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But there were few highlights from a Lions side that has arguably gone backwards since last year's fourth-last finish.

The saga, and the infamy of the saga, of the Libertines is now one that has arguably outweighed the initial impact and longevity of their musical output.

The second decision came in the signing of Nicolas Lodeiro - a move that has arguably made a bigger impact on the club.

For some clubs it marked the end of a 'phony war' of off-weeks, road games and Champions League commitments, that has arguably robbed them of momentum.

Whoever wins, it is difficult to see how the new leader will bring unity to a party that has arguably never had it.

Would the party that has arguably presided over complicity in torture and its covering up be the most demonstrative of "British values"?

This conclusion was later cited by the International Monetary Fund and the UK Treasury to justify programmes of austerity that have arguably led to riots, poverty and lost jobs.

Fairhead, a former executive at Pearson, was appointed BBC Trust chair in 2014 and has since run into a series of controversies that have arguably weakened her position.

Will Second Life, that realm of individualism and pure creativity and spontaneity, get plastered over by the same mega-brands and mass culture that have, arguably, made the physical world such a homogenous place?

The British music magazines that have arguably performed better over the last decade have been titles such as Mojo and Classic Rock that appeal to older, print-reading audiences, who gorge on a diet of classic pop and rock acts.

Part of the problem, according to many experts, is that many retail banks have complicated legacy systems that have arguably become unwieldy as a result of being added to and meddled with following mergers and takeovers.