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You could arguably read something into their plangent reading of Save a Prayer, but the Duran Duran cover was a mainstay of their set before last November.

"If you took the top 10 teams in the league, you could arguably say that eight or nine of them come out of the West," Gentry said.

While the Popeils were not the first to go on television with their products, "You could arguably say they did it better than anyone else, not only in terms of how they sold, but in terms of inventing interesting products that people felt they had to have," Mr. Samuelson said.

Young can play on both the left and right side and also off the centre forward and in England's last few games, when Fabio Capello has played him, you could arguably say he has been their best player.

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That's hard to say, especially if that knowledge partly came by working for that business, but if it's something you could arguably learn from any other business in the industry, you may have a better chance at proving you didn't violate a confidentiality agreement.

That you or I could arguably write better material than what was delivered last night is almost without question.

That process could arguably lead you to falsely believe your experiences are reliable in a situation where you are radically deceived by an evil demon.

When you get somebody like this who is an überleader, and the company is her persona, it could arguably shake the foundations of the company".

And an announced deal could arguably cause other bidders to emerge.

The long term value in such a policy could, arguably, be worthwhile.