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There were arguably two key events in the short byelection campaign which galvanised female support for Galloway.

So there were, arguably, but they took the forms of widely varying custom, of unwritten codes of gentlemanly conduct and honor, and of national laws regulating national armies.

During the privatization of Mexican national companies, which took place in the early nineteen-nineties, there were arguably better deals out there, because Telmex was a shoddy, poorly run, overstaffed, and underperforming company to start with, one that needed billions of dollars of investment to bring it up to anything close to international standards.

And there were arguably attempts, within the Cleisthenic system, to align demes from different trittyes (tribal thirds) but the same tribe along the arterial roads leading to the city, perhaps with a view to easy tribal mobilization in the city centre.

There were, arguably, other senators whose skepticism of a public plan makes them more deserved targets, notably Sens. Ben Nelson (D-Neb ., Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn).

And in all paid-for sex there is, arguably, an inherently exploitative dimension.

Postdoctoral work followed with Donald Levy at the University of Chicago, and Rick's breakthrough there was arguably as important as the later development of the cluster beam system.

Of course once we put values back into the equation there is, arguably, clear indeterminacy.

There's arguably been no heir yet.

There was, arguably, a duality to Hugo Chávez.

There are, arguably, computational reasons for this.