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Autonomy "will arguably go down as the worst, most value-destroying deal in the history of corporate America," Mr. Sacconaghi asserted.

"[The alphabet] states the relationship between illiteracy and all the global issues we are well aware of, and fighting," she said, adding that addressing illiteracy will "arguably go a long way to easing other problems".

That honor could arguably go to unbeaten Nicaraguan flyweight Roman "El Chocolatito" Gonzalez, who will share the HBO broadcast portion of the card with Golovkin.

Much will be made about this deal – but it's arguably going to be more of a symbolic than a commercial home run for either the band or streaming music in general.

Twitter is arguably going about its reinvention the hard way.

The process of Islamisation has arguably gone further in neighbouring Malaysia, which remains perfectly peaceful.

Now, thanks to one overseas territory, it is arguably going to be perceived as a hit.

Providing such courses arguably goes beyond the mandate of research organisations under national disease control programmes such as TORG.

Swimming will, arguably, be among Scotland's strongest disciplines going into the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Solar Electricity will arguably be the single most important energy resource in the future.

Next year's presidential and parliamentary elections will arguably be the most important for a generation.