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The latter team were less experienced in the mountains but with arguably more pure speed, including both elite marathoners and 1500m runners.

But it is one with arguably more power than any other organisation on the planet for influencing the news agenda through promotion or censorship.

As a theater capital, London produces Chekhov with arguably more regularity than any of the canonical writers with the exception of Shakespeare, and many are the contemporary dramatists indebted to the Russian master to a degree that scarcely needs italicization.

Enabling innovation: Building an independent capacity for evidence-based policy and practice enables ministers and other politicians to enable innovation, with arguably more credibility and therefore a greater chance of sustained impact than might otherwise be the case.

She will remain a political force to be reckoned with, arguably more than ever if Democrats increase their majority in Congress, as many expect, no matter what happens in the presidential race.

But if you walk down to the Chipper, you can order a regular crab chipper for $9, and the tray of house-made kettle chips will come loaded with arguably more "lump" crab than the salad roll.

Israel has recently executed a wave of deportations, and a portion of the 60,000 African migrants they've targeted come from countries such as South Sudan, whose government though presumably preoccupied with other, arguably more pressing matters does at least have a diplomatic relationship with Israel.

Israel has recently executed a wave of deportations, and a quantity of the 60,000 African migrants they've targeted come from countries such as South Sudan, whose government though presumably preoccupied with other, arguably more pressing matters does at least have a diplomatic relationship with Israel.

Israel has recently executed a wave of deportations, and a quantity of the 60,000 African migrants they've targeted come from countries such as South Sudan, whose government – though presumably preoccupied with other, arguably more pressing matters – does at least have a diplomatic relationship with Israel.

So tonight, even with an (arguably) more structured approach to his campaign, Donald J. Trump entered the second debate with a stronger dose of reality.

Gates and other decision-makers would now have more time to push for a diplomatic solution in Iran and deal with other, arguably more immediate issues.