Arguably, Wikipedia is such a compilation; arguably, so is the Internet itself.
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"Cortes the Killer," arguably the most realistic story in the book, is also arguably the strongest.
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Nominating Abrams would be to take a different, arguably more modern but also arguably less tested, approach.
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Cris Cyborg -- arguably the greatest female UFC fighter ever -- against Cecilia Braekhus -- arguably the greatest female boxer ever.
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Turn off a light in honor of (arguably) the greatest and (not arguably) most famous inventor in world history.
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Of all the surprises out of today's Oscar nominations, this is arguably the most shocking — because it's arguably the most unjust!
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Specimen were arguably the most glam of the goth bands, arguably the innovators of the "deathhawk" hairstyle, and inarguably good, ridiculous fun.
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This second tendency has resulted in Drake getting a bunch of weird and arguably lame (arguably very cute and well-meaning) tattoos.
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But while the climate science hearings were arguably worse than Benghazi, the fetal tissue hearings are arguably even worse than the climate science ones.
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Why does Verizon, which again is not run by dumb people, why do they want to own two arguably ... not arguably, two fading internet brands?
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It's the fact that Facebook is so big and that Facebook arguably controls the public square or arguably controls a large segment of the public square.
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Exactly. It's the fact that Facebook is so big and that Facebook arguably controls the public square or arguably controls a large segment of the public square.
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The work, with the paradoxical name, Quick Sand, is arguably one of the least expedient ways to turn your kitchen chairs to dust, but arguably one of the most gratifying.
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Refocusing Digg was arguably one of the most difficult opportunities in tech, and the ambitious SCMP mission — powered by Alibaba — is arguably on at least an equal footing to that.
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"Arguably, and very arguably hurling expletives at the President could fall under manner restriction, but the Supreme Court has said that one man's profanity is another man's lyric," he said.
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" He's arguably foreshadowing a "problem" that he can "fix.
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But connections also mean a lot — arguably even more.
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Ragatz said Hill's sentence was "arguably more inappropriate" than Turner's.
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They are doing it, arguably, because of the smartphone's glare.
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The morning is arguably the most productive time you have.
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Much of the bad news has arguably been priced in.
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The perception of momentum is arguably key to creating momentum.
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"They're arguably the best team in the league," MacKinnon said.
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Look, Pompeo knows arguably more about this than anybody else.
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The Russia sanctions story, by contrast, is arguably being underplayed.
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Arguably, ethnographers are always doing this representation in some way.
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He does it very well, arguably, better than anyone else.
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It's also arguably among the most impactful and actionable data.
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The clear history tool will disable this arguably creepy function.
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This year's homage to camp arguably fell into that category.
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We play in arguably the best league in the country.
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Startups create jobs, arguably much more effectively than large companies.
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This radical shift is arguably GM's biggest challenge to date.
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Whatever the case may be, Jenner is, arguably, quite cool.
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He is arguably the best starting pitcher on the planet.
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Arguably, though, this is no different than trusting your ISP.
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Willett is also arguably the most famous judge on Twitter.
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But his remarks on regulation arguably carry more weight now.
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King, arguably, jeopardized his base by opposing the Vietnam War.
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It is arguably a risky game the US is playing.
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The show arguably became an extended exercise in fan fiction.
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Arguably, he became the most famous scientist in the world.
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But Tamblyn's encounter with Woods is arguably the most disturbing.
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Airline lounges arguably offer the best bang for your buck.
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Filmmaker David Lewandowski is, arguably, the grandfather of the form.
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Mr. Trump's remarks were arguably a boon to Mr. Corbyn.
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But, arguably, mobile consumers have grown much savvier since then.
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The easiest example to grasp is arguably the Kardashian family.
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But some are arguably "smartwatches," and some are definitely not.
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Venture capitalists are arguably in the business of due diligence.
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Mr. DeFriest's initial crime in Florida was arguably a misunderstanding.
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And, arguably, it may turn out to be ethnic cleansing.
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But arguably you can't get the full value from it.
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Arguably the most powerful person in the biz, in fact.
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This case is arguably the largest facing the Prime Minister.
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This is arguably the most important issue to Puerto Ricans.
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Arguably, filters could be credited with Instagram's rise to fame.
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Improved Quick TypingThis is arguably Messages most useful new feature.
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Arguably, the tablet form factor is the most usable one.
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Arguably, the biggest potential snag is not economic, but political.
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Instagram's cool and all, but the OneStep+ is arguably cooler.
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There is, arguably, a fair point buried in the idea.
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But it's arguably more in terms of what it buys.
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For that same reason, familiar scenarios are arguably more challenging.
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It's also arguably the crown jewel of Hagar's impressive collection.
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This word is arguably the worst but bear with us.
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Kardashian West's nude pregnancy selfie is arguably a close second.
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TransferWise is arguably the biggest consumer brand in international transfers.
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Thus the most prominent digital entrant is arguably Goldman Sachs.
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Although arguably, if they do, they're not friends worth keeping.
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Arguably, these trends are merely responding to what readers want.
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This is arguably the most important takeaway from Spurlock's confession.
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Badass feminist friends are, arguably, the best kind of friends.
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Thuy: It's a little flat, only because it's arguably unnecessary.
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It's arguably a new low for the American democratic process.
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Arguably, the place that's made the most headlines is Australia.
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Yet his business partner, Charlie Munger, is arguably lesser known.
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It's arguably the most comfortable controller available for any console.
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Motorola arguably could be credited with rescuing Android from obscurity.
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Arguably, the secret to Waffle House's success is its simplicity.
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What was appropriate then is arguably no longer appropriate now.
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These issues all arguably stem from America's culture of ableism.
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Honey bees are arguably our most important commercially available pollinator.
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"He's arguably the biggest name in our field," said Coles.
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Concretebergs are arguably worse, at least in terms of removal.
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It was a tough call, but arguably the right one.
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That could arguably be the first lesson in Startups 101.
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These startling figures and arguably premature ICOs are hardly anomalies.
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But Pressley is arguably Warren's greatest asset on the trail.
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On one side were the nationalists: Bannon, Hahn, arguably Miller.
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These negatives are arguably already priced into emerging markets assets.
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If all that sounds pretty baller, it arguably gets better.
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That's arguably bad for me, shielding me from opposing viewpoints.
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In fact, it would arguably be homophobic to assume otherwise.
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"I think that's arguably true," Rosekrans said after a pause.
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Level designer Jared Kasl's work is arguably the most noteworthy.
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The wind turbine technician would arguably create the most problems.
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In the UK, we're arguably the recipients of propaganda too.
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Here are 10 things that are arguably better than sex.
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But that bloodbath is arguably true to life as well.
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The U.S. central bank could arguably use more varied perspectives.
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Arguably the best catch at the San Diego Padres vs.
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Reelgood is the app that Apple arguably wanted to make.
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Airline stocks arguably offer more value with their recent swoon.
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This is arguably the most plausible outcome at the moments.
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It arguably peaked at a strip club on New Year's.
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It's Seth Rogen, though, who gets arguably the meanest treatment.
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She won at least two and arguably all three debates.
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Prescription drug prices, arguably the industry's biggest bugaboo these days.
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Arguably, it never really caught on here in the States.
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This was arguably the greatest upset in professional sports history.
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What's next: These weaknesses are arguably already undercutting the ceasefire.
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It's arguably the best looking fitness tracking device I've worn.
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Deir Ezzor is arguably more important to ISIS than Raqqa.
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His life will arguably never be threatened by the police.
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The benefits, while arguably real, are small; likewise the harms.
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Canada is arguably the staunchest ally of the United States.
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The Fed has arguably little credibility," he told "Squawk Box.
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This is arguably a post more powerful than the presidency.
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Climate change is arguably the biggest issue of our time.
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But you're losing what is arguably the most impressive feature.
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Of the retailers, Walgreens arguably has the most to lose.
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A lakeside getaway in Europe is arguably even more romantic.
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Wars. But even his dissent, arguably, has helped lay the
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Her homes are arguably as impressive as her singing career.
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Venture capital arguably the same model, according to one investor.
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The structure is arguably the most iconic monument on earth.
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In effect, then, Apollo was arguably entitled to the interest.
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The Blue Lagoon is arguably Iceland's most iconic tourist site.
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He's arguably the most successful television executive in modern times.
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Indirect effects are harder to measure but are arguably larger.
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Women's health issues arguably are going to be disproportionately affected.
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Plyler is arguably a controlling case in Gary B. v.
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Casper is arguably the most popular mattress startup of many.
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The places where, arguably, the real moon shot fell short.
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Canvassing arguably does a lot more than a single vote.
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He is arguably the most skilled draughtsman in modern literature.
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Shopping with a social conscience has, arguably, never been easier.
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Arguably, the APR is working exactly as it was intended.
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The provision arguably doesn't directly affect federal spending or revenue.
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"Dark Waltz" is arguably my favorite song we've ever done.
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This is where the study gets a bit soft, arguably.
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He's declaring himself a victim AND, arguably, victim shaming others.
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The proliferation of burners arguably makes crossing safer for migrants.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo is arguably the league's most exciting young player.
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So the personal army theory is arguably off the table.
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Toulouse is arguably the European capital of the aerospace industry.
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It's arguably the most senior regulatory job in European politics.
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Arguably John Brown, maybe Malcolm X, but Black Lives Matter?
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Arguably the biggest change is the introduction of Kasumi Yoshizawa.
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They're arguably a tiny bench by themselves, a septuagenarian sofa.
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It arguably is harder to see the irony in that.
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But arguably the whole estate tax could use a restructuring.
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Arguably, the decline of health in rural America isn't new.
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In front of the monument to arguably America's greatest president.
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"Arguably the rape allegation is more serious," Mr. O'Kane said.
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Yet some of Strzok's texts arguably have more troubling implications.
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But arguably the biggest change is how the game looks.
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But arguably the biggest change is how the game looks.
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Job creation is arguably the country's most important domestic priority.
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Arguably, our system has let them grow out of control.
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We've arguably had six party systems in the United States.
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This might strike some as incoherent, but it's arguably clarifying.
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Arguably though, the DJ's more valuable moments are less measurable.
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Biles is arguably the most dominant athlete in modern sports.
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No, we're not talking about delivery, which is arguably worse.
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Germany and Japan are arguably great powers but not superpowers.
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Botswana, arguably Africa's most successful state, is in unprecedented flux.
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Disney+ is arguably the company's biggest investment in Disney's future.
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They're even arguably nicer than the hotel's main central pool.
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That's arguably the opposite of what modern medicine has become.
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The European Green Deal is arguably both of these things.
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Casper's pillow is arguably the best I've tried so far.
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But Great Basin National Park gets something arguably better: anonymity.
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This itself is arguably a lingering effect of growing complexity.
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There's arguably been a change in tone out of SoftBank.
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Winning the World Cup was arguably an even bigger feat.
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Sides are arguably the best part of the Thanksgiving table.
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This case is arguably the largest facing the Prime Minister.
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I most often use Twitter to post arguably humorous observations.
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But she arguably made a more indelible mark off court.
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" He continued: "This moment should arguably be a national emergency.
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He's arguably not as influential as Elvis or Chuck Berry.
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He has been arguably the Mets' best hitter this season.
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The insurgency has arguably never been more fearsome or ferocious.
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Yet these figures arguably don't reflect the bigger industry picture.
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Apple is arguably one of the most transformative companies today.
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That's even with Houston (arguably) and Dallas (definitely) exceeding expectations.
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Arguably, though, that isn't automatically productive for voters or candidates.
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The other opioids arguably pose even bigger risks than painkillers.
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Bank of America had arguably been the most notable holdout.
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Monday's contest is arguably the best game of the week.
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Stuber, head of film development, is arguably the blockbuster guy.
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These incidents were troubling, and the official response arguably inadequate.
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There is arguably still a lot of room to fall.
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But Sleepaway Camp is arguably more wickedly funny and inventive.
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Productivity with a bad attitude is arguably worse than nonproductivity.
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It's arguably the most beautiful music of Jason Pierce's career.
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Arguably, the speech is simply a sign of his desperation.
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Sure, that's part of it — arguably even a big part.
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It's arguably Audion that's the best known of the aliases.
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Now it has arguably undermined their control of their party.
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This is arguably the key question in health care reform.
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Like Tunsil's video, it arguably demonstrated a lack of discretion.
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Her proposal is arguably the most ambitious we've seen yet.
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That's the thing that we're arguably good at here, right?
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They arguably lost 2744 points because of officiating against Arizona.
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Arguably, they've been the strongest speakers at the convention yet.
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The obstacles to climbing the ladder are arguably even bigger.
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Amazon is arguably the most dominant company in the world.
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Jennifer Gimenez was arguably one of the original sober influencers.
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We all already interact with arguably conscious non-human animals of various levels of intelligence, and many of us will at some future point interact with arguably conscious machines of various levels of intelligence.
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Arguably the best part about the ComfyCush sneakers is the price.
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That arguably raises the stakes when it comes to account security.
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Arguably, previous generations viewed (and used) credit cards with less skepticism.
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He arguably shouldn't have even been invited to the big show.
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He was arguably the greatest law officer of the 20th century.
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Princess Jasmine is arguably one of the most beloved Disney Princesses.
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JAMIE IS ARGUABLY THE BEST CEO OF OUR GENERATION IN BANKING.
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Boxing is arguably one of the most inherently, prototypically, masculine sports.
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North Korea is arguably the least-understood nation on the planet.
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The search giant might arguably know more about people's browsing habits.
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Arguably the worst place to fly out of during winter months?
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It's not even about flirting with temptation (as Empire arguably was).
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The International Space Station is arguably the coolest science project ever.
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The shoes, arguably, intend to imitate art, not a racist trope.
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And arguably strong enough to mend at least one broken heart.
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Arguably, western governments will welcome the measures, given growing protectionist tendencies.
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It will also arguably help the company attract and retain drivers.
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This season of Shameless was arguably one of the slowest moving.
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They are arguably the most sincerely liberty-minded group of Americans.
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This is arguably one of the best features of mobile ordering.
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Today, Merkel is arguably the most powerful woman in the world.
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But line-standing for congressional hearings is, arguably, a different circumstance.
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Rationalizing preferences for a deep-set farmhouse sink is arguably sexy.
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Arguably, big business is now a victim of its own success.
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Pillard, now 58, was arguably the most liberal of the three.
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"Audio is arguably the oldest communication medium in existence," he says.
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The US has just elected a President who's arguably anti-science.
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Queen Elizabeth is arguably the most famous woman in the world.
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"Taking the two measures together, arguably it's a wash," said Murphy.
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She's had two kids, released arguably bad albums, and kissed Madonna.
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Bush's first pitch is arguably the most famous of them all.
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Happiness is arguably one of the most important goals in life.
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Arguably nothing is more important than a good mix of tunes.
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Trump showed, arguably, a flicker of this appeal in his election.
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Many people, arguably most people, don't need to shoot in 280K.
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The history of the modern political Oscar speech arguably starts here.
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Blue diamonds are arguably the rarest and most sought-after color.
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It's arguably the most important decision when buying a smartphone nowadays.
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That brings us to the login page, arguably the cleverest part.
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But it's arguably the most crucial part: the telescope's primary mirror.
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That's a big problem that arguably needs more funding, not less.
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But it was also arguably the most useful debate so far.
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It's arguably one of the most-requested features by OnePlus fans.
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But it arguably has "not been good for workers," says Viscelli.
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Arguably, convertible notes and accelerators turned startups into a mainstream phenomenon.
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David Hodgson's job is arguably more difficult — and certainly more tedious.
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But the other three arguably have equal claims to fight on.
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Arguably, his is indeed the very best performance of the year.
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Their privacy policy is arguably the weakest I have ever seen.
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When the polls close, Alexa will arguably be even more useful.
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Indeed, it arguably lowers them — at least in the short term.
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The 1988 Tom Hanks movie "Big" arguably invented the tablet computer.
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The latest iteration of this was also arguably the most disastrous.
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It's arguably one of the most environmentally conscious brands out there.
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Arguably, the only smart feature everyone needs is the spam filter.
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By 1996, he was arguably the best young player in baseball.
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That's arguably the part of the venue that least needs augmentation.
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They arguably were even more vulnerable than before the operation began.
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She is also playing arguably the best tennis of her career.
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Arguably, we should have had better solutions for kids years ago.
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She is arguably the humanoid robot with the greatest public visibility.
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Arguably, we're now living in a golden age of artificial intelligence.
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But we've also arguably gone overboard with modern-day urban lighting.
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SF Motors is arguably the most emblematic example of that phenomenon.
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The third new feature – District Targeting – is arguably the most notable.
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"It's arguably the most cynical strategy imaginable," write Allen and VandeHei.
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If Clinton wins, energy stocks could arguably take a significant hit.
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She's arguably one of the greatest performance artists of our generation.
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Pros: Twitter might arguably be a better fit for News Corp.
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It'll arguably be the company's most important announcement of the year.
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And on Wednesday, officials announced arguably the most crucial measure yet.
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Arguably the fourth largest company in the world when it closes.
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The Beatles were arguably the best band to ever make music.
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Cashner (8-3) had arguably his best outing of the season.
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Arguably this holes the 'free' corporate broking model below the waterline.
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Arguably, right at the crest of that sound is South London.
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So you might arguably get Alternate Primates evolving in that world.
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That backing was pivotal, and arguably decisive, in electing him president.
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These regulations were arguably less rushed and somewhat more carefully vetted.
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Equinox Group is arguably best known for its luxurious, pricey gyms.
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In this light, Western economic sanctions have arguably been most successful.
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Warren's "help": Arguably, it is also simply getting harder to innovate.
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"Arguably, you sold your country out," Sullivan said at the hearing.
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And Sanders did win New Hampshire and arguably tied in Iowa.
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China David McKenzie It's arguably the world's most important bilateral relationship.
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Jelly, arguably the most successful, was bought by Pinterest in March.
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Clinton's coalition, in short, is arguably the coalition of the future.
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Yes, Judge Garland was innocent and arguably the victim of politics.
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Irving, likewise, responded with arguably his best performance of the series.
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The roach is arguably the hardiest creature in the animal kingdom.
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The year of Trump arguably would not be so without Milo.
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Reusability is arguably the most fundamental feature of affordable expensive things.
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He's arguably the league's best player, so of course he does.
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But the vibe is arguably less romantic than it is unsettling.
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PBMs have arguably received the brunt of the blame from lawmakers.
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"Arguably biometrics are far more secure than a pin," she said.
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Arguably, this has very little to do with the players themselves.
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"That's arguably as good a start as he's had all year."
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Church—both of which arguably contributed to Kennedy's unique blend of
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The visit to China arguably should be a stand-alone item.
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The bicycle is arguably one of the greatest inventions of mankind.
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Of all the younger characters, Chris is arguably the most vulnerable.
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It's also arguably a model for further cooperation on environmental issues.
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Arguably it is among Congress' most important, short of declaring war.
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But their actions were arguably proof of something else as well.
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Smartphones are arguably the most important devices in our lives now.
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Pet Sounds is arguably the greatest pop album of all time.
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It's much less convoluted, sure, but also arguably not so fun.
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"Arguably I'm in the best shape I've ever been," he added.
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I seized it for all it was worth, and arguably more.
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Chinese residential property is arguably the world's most important asset market.
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Let's start with Lincoln, arguably the greatest of all American presidents.
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Politics arguably rose above the rest; one reviewer predicted it would
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Party parrot arguably hit peak memedom in late 2016, early 2017.
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Consider economic growth, arguably the most important indicator of living standards.
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Then there's the arguably the biggest unknown of them all: Apple.
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But on this subject Trump is arguably an equal opportunity insulter.
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Burning Man is arguably the most captivating festival in the world.
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Dean Heller, arguably the most endangered Republican incumbent in the Senate.
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Arguably the biggest perk of the "fancy camps" is their privacy.
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British Columbia is arguably becoming a viable alternative to northern California.
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The New York Times and The Washington Post are arguably worse.
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Arguably, the most important benefit of self-driving vehicles is safety.
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The U.S. military is arguably the most integrated institution in America.
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It worked, and now it's arguably the chain's most iconic sandwich.
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These are arguably among the best travel rewards cards available today.
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In health care, the lack of data privacy is arguably worse.
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Arguably, this slogan didn't even apply after Clinton's successful presidential campaign.
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Sunscreen is arguably more important when you're up in the mountains.
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It was arguably a bit reckless, wouldn't recommend it for everyone!
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Nida Rooms is arguably the closest competitor in terms of size.
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It was arguably the biggest story Russia had witnessed in months.
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Rihanna has arguably the strongest fan base out there right now.
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OPS are arguably the most important part of the recovery process.
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The DCCC's opposition to Moser arguably helped her in this race.
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But the aftermath of their deaths was arguably even more tragic.
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But arguably more memorable is the final scene of a movie.
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Arguably, however, that changes today with the launch of Curve Rewards.
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Arguably, it was outgunned by the multinational from the jump. Ukrainians.
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Taiwan is arguably the most sensitive part of the China-U.
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But actually "Despacito" is arguably in the key of B minor.
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Arguably more hateable than drug trafficker and domestic abuser Leo Johnson.
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He was also arguably the only one who improved with age.
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Anna Sui was, arguably, the definitive designer for '90s girly-grunge.
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It is arguably the biggest element in the policy analyst's universe.
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Mr. Comey's announcement was, arguably, the worst possible good news Mrs.
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Luxury boats are arguably a staple on most Kardashian-Jenner vacays.
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It is arguably the most delicious breath I will ever take.
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I'm in Berkeley, arguably the most liberal city in the country!
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There is arguably no more revered leader in the black community.
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His women are arguably wobblier, but this is a war story.
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But with his viral tweet, Mills arguably got the last shot.
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But prisons are arguably a very inefficient way to do that.
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But the material arguably calls for a more proactively provocative approach.
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The wall arguably handed Trump his biggest win — the presidency itself.
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There's the regional take on arguably Georgia's most famous dish, khachapuri.
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The Americans have had arguably the world's best team ever since.
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Its measure of success — preventing death — is arguably a low bar.
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Murray, 21, arguably has been college football's best quarterback this season.
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This is arguably the most agile, nimble company in the world.
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An arguably even bigger win came in Pennsylvania, where incumbent Sen.
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"It is arguably the most valuable well information in the world."
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Arguably, this is when you would need those prompts the most.
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Their greater concern, arguably, is the turnout of those voters, no?
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Arguably, it was China, and the Chinese were not even there.
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The essay form's freewheeling nature arguably accounts for its current popularity.
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But, I soon realized, Great Basin gets something arguably better: anonymity.
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The US-China relationship is arguably the world's most important one.
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Grimes was arguably the best high-school wide receiver in America.
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The prospects of peace were arguably brighter than we once thought.
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Waymo has been arguably the most successful in launching autonomous vehicles.
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And the fact that he was arguably killed for his politics.
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In fact, arguably, the best year in Delta's history in 2019.
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Of the remaining retailers, Walgreens arguably has the most to lose.
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There is arguably no better commentator on race in America today.
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Mr. Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric has also arguably backfired in Europe.
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If President Trump violates folkways, that is arguably just bad behavior.
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But instead, BoJack's writers do something arguably harder and more nuanced.
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GRIFTING IS ARGUABLY a natural, even inevitable byproduct of American democracy.
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Michigan State arguably has the most talented roster in the field.
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" -- Fox News judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano: Trump's actions are "arguably impeachable.
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"Arguably, you sold your country out," Sullivan said at that hearing.
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It would focus voters on arguably Biden's biggest vulnerability, his age.
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The situation in Northern Ireland is arguably even riskier for Johnson.
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With the widest range — and arguably highest quality — comes American Airlines.
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"Richard Nixon had to turn over arguably privileged materials," Rosen said.
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And British Vogue has arguably seen the most success under Enninful.
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"Arguably you sold your country out," Sullivan said at that hearing.
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"In fact, the media spotlight is arguably greater," the publication noted.
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That "favor" is quite arguably only for Trump's personal gain — e.g.
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The FTC's fine is arguably a pittance of what Google owes.
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"We have arguably the two most polarizing candidates," Johnson told me.
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Warren has arguably been eating into Harris&apos base all autumn.
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Zoom out: Netanyahu has been arguably President Trump's closest international ally.
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The NSF is arguably ground zero in congressional battles over science.
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No. 220, was arguably the most anticipated match of the tournament.
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There's arguably no dessert more comforting than a piece of pie.
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The arguably better game, the Puppy Bowl, starts at 12 p.m.
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She's arguably better at the job than any other modern speaker.
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Arizona has arguably had the most challenging Obamacare experience this year.
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But arguably the most important effect would be on child poverty.
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Brazil is also arguably the most complete team in the tournament.
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Arguably, it was unlikely, but it was worth a shot, yeah.
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How Whitney Houston's life was arguably as tragic as her death.
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The iPhone's design is arguably one of its major selling points.
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He is, arguably, the most skilled policy entrepreneur of his generation.
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The 2018 movie arguably needed a perfect sound mix to work.
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Nevertheless, derby days are still arguably the best thing about football.
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What's more (and arguably more important, given this list!) is that, despite Blackstar providing a storybook ending to his career, it's a really fucking good record, one that's arguably on par with any other classic Bowie album.
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Now look at Naomi, arguably the most iconic model of all time.
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I'm finally here, the factory where arguably Dallas' best tortillas are produced.
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But these results are arguably more distressing than the eye-mouth mutation.
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The Mets' staff is being described as arguably the best in baseball.
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Check out the Excalibur, arguably one of the worst on the strip.
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Rodgers is out there playing arguably the best football of his career.
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Arguably, Mr Trump has been attempting to obstruct justice in plain sight.
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The epicenter of the underground art scene is arguably the Night Gallery.
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The Jobs/Ive era at Apple has arguably been over for years.
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PivotTables Then, you'll be introduced to arguably Excel's most powerful features — PivotTables.
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Income is arguably the most important factor when it comes to saving.
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Arguably the most important element of YouTube Go is that offline option.
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IE: I grew up in arguably the safest place in the world.
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In fact, it was arguably the birth of the modern startup boom.
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Jaromir Jagr is arguably the greatest European-born player in NHL history.
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Arguably, Buzzfeed's January publication of the infamous "dossier" fits this exact pattern.
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And La La Land's sound was arguably the worst thing about it.
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These days, it's arguably not even the best phone on the market.
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Arguably chief among these is the growing hostility between Republicans and Democrats.
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But last night came the arguably way more fun Ig Nobel Prizes.
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Walmart, though, is arguably the leader when it comes to VR training.
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Arguably acceleratingly so as technology contributes to creating shorter term work gigs.
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The NHS is still arguably the best healthcare system in the world.
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New York City is arguably one of the greatest places on Earth.
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But Keymetrics is arguably the best option if you're already running PM2.
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The flood underinsurance problem is arguably the largest unsolved problem in insurance.
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It predates Trump and Moore, and it arguably led to their rise.
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This movie (arguably, and this is my argument) has even bigger names.
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Arguably, Bennet missed his celebrity campaign moment by having it too early.
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I also want an enhanced camera, arguably the most important phone spec.
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Mrs Clinton's campaign was arguably the most data-driven in American history.
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If we all thought about death more, we'd arguably have better sex.
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Twitter's last "great news" moment was arguably when acquisition talks bubbled up.
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But more important than the issues, arguably, is his personalty, or persona.
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And it's arguably changed in ways that vindicate some of Sanders's thinking.
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That kind of provision isn't just punitive — it's arguably illegal and unenforceable.
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Flight delays are arguably one of the biggest annoyances of air travel.
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Arguably China's first modern consumer boycott began in 1905, targeting American goods.
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Arguably the biggest winners from Amazon's decision will be local property owners.
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Arguably, if she'd gotten there sooner, she would have died with them.
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In 2015, terrorism was arguably the biggest fight in American partisan politics.
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The second part of the question is arguably even harder to approach.
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But what's arguably worse is that Russia may continue to do this.
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Arguably, America has completed its mission and reduced the effectiveness of ISIS.
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Trustworthiness, arguably more than ever, is Silicon Valley's most coveted feature now.
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Most modern presidencies have arguably exceeded the constitutional bounds of the office.
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Ralph Nader's third-party run in 2000 arguably cost Gore the election.
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Arguably he'd want his compensation if only to keep Tesla moving forward.
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Cheese is, arguably, the most essential ingredient in nachos after the chips.
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DeepMind says this makes it arguably the strongest Go player in history.
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However, it's the variant that is arguably the most difficult to address.
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But it's arguably his music as Jerkcurb that stands out the most.
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Stephanie Corneliussen is arguably the breakout star of Mr. Robot's second season.
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Arguably greater than the threat to governability is that to good government.
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Arguably, the most outstanding performance of the night belonged to Kendrick Lamar.
|
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Now, the global landscape is arguably more complex than eight years ago.
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This is arguably the most interesting addition from an overall strategy perspective.
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The world, arguably, is slowly becoming a better place as time passes.
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It's also the most provocative — arguably to the point of being counterproductive.
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Tom Brady is arguably the greatest quarterback in the world, so congratulations.
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At least in spirit, Rousey has arguably always been part pro wrestler.
|
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When it became about software, Silicon Valley rose to prominence, arguably dominance.
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The browsing history opt-out is arguably Facebook's biggest update so far.
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Arguably, conservative media pioneers like Hunt even paved the way for Sen.
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Of all the Nordic countries, it's arguably one of the least known.
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Monarchs mines these arguably underexplored premises and turns up capacious, invigorating results.
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Word is arguably one of the least infuriating that I run into.
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Cave diving is arguably the most dangerous pursuit in terrestrial adventure today.
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But its economy is arguably the most successful in the rich world.
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Arguably, TikTok hasn't put much emphasis on its in-app purchase strategy.
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Now they'll face the team with arguably the best blueline in hockey.
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Hanabusa was, arguably at least, the farther left of the two candidates.
|
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And this case is arguably higher-stakes than your standard-issue dispute.
|
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They arguably stole the show with the new Mate X bendable phone.
|
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It was arguably the biggest foreign policy miscalculation of the Obama presidency.
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Solar radiation management is an arguably more stigmatized, and theoretical, geoengineering feat.
|
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In the context of climate change, this distinction is arguably counter-productive.
|
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Respawn arguably has work to do on the game it already launched.
|
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Trump often compares himself to Andrew Jackson, arguably America's first populist president.
|
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But arguably, the most pressing challenge facing the scientific community is internal.
|
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Forbidden love in Greece is arguably hotter than forbidden love anywhere else.
|
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That means prosecutors arguably need more, not fewer, tools to prosecute rapists.
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It's not only about control; it's also arguably a means of preparedness.
|
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George Washington, America's first (and arguably best) president was a retired general.
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That book became "Paris de Nuit," arguably one of his most famous.
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It's a Thursday night at arguably the world's most legendary, fabled cabaret.
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Molly and Issa are arguably just as different as Van and Jayde.
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IT WAS arguably the most important of the ten Republican primary debates.
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However, his opponent in the next round, Nick Kyrgios, arguably has more.
|
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Trump arguably owes part of his appeal to his resemblance to televangelists.
|
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Facebook is in the midst of what is arguably its biggest scandal.
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Arguably, that's easier for appointed judges than it is for elected officials.
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After all, she's arguably the biggest female music star on the planet.
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Nope. In fact, these comedians arguably all intensified their ridicule of Trump.
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This person said that the crowd, arguably not CNN fans, went wild.
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Her alliance was arguably the most cohesive group in the entire game.
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Our favorite (and arguably the easiest) stitch is the Chinese Staircase. 1.
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Arguably, no other platform has grappled with this issue more than Twitter.
|
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The next month is arguably the most important since Trump took office.
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And passing the law arguably cost them their majorities on Capitol Hill.
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Arguably, the value of both Bitcoin and gold comes down to belief.
|
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What's more, hunting is arguably no longer the biggest threat facing whales.
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Battery life is, arguably, the biggest pain point in wearables right now.
|
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Yet they now drive an industry that's arguably as vibrant as ever.
|
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The Nemesis System was arguably Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor's best quality.
|
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Methane—arguably humanity's earliest signature on the climate—is the wild card.
|
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Arguably, a similar thing is happening now with Gen Z and Xanax.
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Arguably [he's] one of the best CEOs that we've seen in sports.
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Climate change is arguably the greatest adaptive challenge the world has faced.
|
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Overhauling the sclerotic government bureaucracy is arguably his biggest challenge, businessmen say.
|
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Dressage is possibly the worst Olympic sport, and is also arguably cruel.
|
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The New Jersey governor is now arguably Trump's most senior establishment supporter.
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Cape Fear, in what is arguably the world's most terrifying surfing competition.
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The subs patrolling the depths are arguably relics of the Cold War.
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Arguably, part of that dynamic is specific to Kansas, where GOP Gov.
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French Connection's glory days were, arguably, when the "fcuk" logo reigned supreme.
|
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In fact, Mr Trump arguably owes the media a debt of gratitude.
|
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Those are, arguably, the three most important people in the Raptors organization.
|
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I mean, this is something that nonprofits arguably need just as much.
|
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In 2016, female producers and DJs are arguably more visible than ever.
|
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It's become arguably as critically and commercially relevant as most rock music.
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Arguably, she already has been by the FBI over her e-mails.
|
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His chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, is arguably a sympathizer with white supremacists.
|
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It's the most important marketing tool in the sports car industry, arguably.
|
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By the time they're done, they've arguably made a different game entirely.
|
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Arguably, that redounds to the benefit of Republicans in the long run.
|
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Their matching smiles are arguably the best part of the campaign photo.
|
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Deir Ezzor is arguably more important than either Tal Afar or Raqqa.
|
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The Montreal Protocol is arguably the most successful international agreement ever completed.
|
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Leaving that choice to the legislature is arguably wise policy, as well.
|
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It all made for a more fluid, and arguably better, political world.
|
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Christian Louboutin is arguably the most famous shoe designer in the world.
|
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It was, arguably, the first really wide-scale rush into emerging markets.
|
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Playing against Mr Durant, the Warriors were arguably the greatest team ever.
|
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But clustering like that also boosts inequality and, arguably, destabilizes our politics.
|
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" The key part of that improvement, arguably, is that it's happening "together.
|
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So this disaster is arguably becoming a bigger story by the day.
|
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Arguably, the Word of the Year is not a word at all.
|
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Lacking effective border control measures, the amnesty arguably encouraged more illegal immigration.
|
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And The Staircase is, arguably, the reason we do any of it.
|
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In fact it's arguably the most danceable, intricate and loud Foals record.
|
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Elle Fanning is arguably one of the best-dressed stars in Hollywood.
|
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" Arguably, the church's earliest missionary, the Samaritan woman, was a serial "adulterer.
|
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Johnson's message is almost identical to May's, but arguably even less compelling.
|
|
Now, the most powerful politician in Colombia is arguably not the president.
|
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The second, and arguably more interesting part of Cohen's act, involves media.
|
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This arguably helped conservative efforts to usher Donald Trump into the presidency.
|
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Damian Collins is arguably the lawmaker Facebook fears more than any other.
|
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May's mistake was arguably not the decision to call the election itself.
|
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The noise-cancelling technology on these headphones is arguably second to none.
|
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Some of these have arguably been formed or perpetuated in movie theaters.
|
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But while less gossip-worthy, her weight was more arguably more significant.
|
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When it comes to publishing, Amazon has arguably never been more powerful.
|
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But the arguably barbaric preparation isn't why eating the bird is illegal.
|
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Feige is now arguably one of the most powerful people in Entertainment.
|
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New York's Katz's Delicatessen is arguably the most famous in the country.
|
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The military is arguably the most significant social institution in our country.
|
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It's a shameful abdication of duty at arguably the worst possible time.
|
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He is arguably the most electric presence the show has ever had.
|
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"I believe he's arguably the best in the world," Kavanagh told us.
|
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That's a substantial savings for what's arguably a more attractive package overall.
|
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Today's housing market is arguably one of the most competitive in history.
|
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What she did not say, though, was equally and arguably more important.
|
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Joe's Stone Crab is arguably the most famous restaurant on Miami Beach.
|
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Doggy style is arguably the most popular sex position among all species.
|
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It's in front of goal that Germany are arguably weakest in 2016.
|
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The rise of digital media has also arguably diluted his print influence.
|
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These sections were arguably unlike anything to have happened yet in metalcore.
|
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Walter Payton, arguably the greatest running back ever, went to Jackson State.
|
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Problem is, the APR arguably doesn't do much to measure actual learning.
|
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It's a great thumb workout, but it arguably wasn't very much fun.
|
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The group is arguably the largest resource for pro-choice Democratic women.
|
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Thursday's debate is arguably even more important for Texas Senator Ted Cruz.
|
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The cartoon is clearly a joke that is arguably in poor taste.
|
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Right now lead is arguably considerably more bullish a market than zinc.
|
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This is arguably a bigger letdown than being catfished on a date.
|
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The toniest award, arguably, is the Womenswear Designer of the Year category.
|
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"Bangin' on a Trash Can (Think Big)" is arguably Doug's biggest moment.
|
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And arguably only because her statement was so powerfully and beautifully written.
|
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Rudy Giuliani drew the dots and Cohen's admission now arguably connects them.
|
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The 10-year veteran had arguably his best outing of the season.
|
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Timothée Chalamet is arguably one of the most fashionable men in Hollywood.
|
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That is arguably the most important decision that a candidate can make.
|
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But arguably, there is little left that he would want to do.
|
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The Mustang brand is arguably one of the most valuable Ford assets.
|
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Today, Louis Roederer is arguably the greatest large-scale producer in Champagne.
|
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That ostentatious display arguably led to the exposure of the steroid era.
|
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The coronavirus bill is much larger, and an arguably more urgent situation.
|
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And arguably, even more, needs to be done to stem the spread.
|
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Haiti is arguably the most environmentally damaged country in the Western Hemisphere.
|
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Arguably, the risks of using opioids to treat chronic pain are worse.
|
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Primary reform in the United States arguably began with the Vietnam War.
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They quickly found that it serves the arguably greater purpose of catharsis.
|
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Facebook's predatory acquisition strategy has also arguably resulted in fewer innovative services.
|
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Arguably, Trump's anger was an accelerant for the sales of the book.
|
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Those premises looked arguably faulty then but are now downright far-fetched.
|
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And besides being expensive, it was arguably a dangerous one to undertake.
|
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Mr. Trump, so far, has arguably wrestled the presidency to a draw.
|
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It's arguably most pronounced in America, but it's not limited to America.
|
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A rift with Trump could arguably be a good thing for Ayotte.
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The trickiest report is also arguably the most important: gross domestic product.
|
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The United States has urgent business at home, and arguably in Asia.
|
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Climate change is arguably America's and its allies' longest-term security crisis.
|
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Hawkeye took arguably the darkest turn of any hero in this series.
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Arguably, the biggest competitor of challenger banks for teens is still cash.
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On Netflix's "Arrested Development," he plays Barry Zuckerkorn, arguably television's worst lawyer.
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It is arguably, and soon mathematically, their only chance to win elsewhere.
|
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Physical capacity, financial circumstances and mind-set arguably have far greater influence.
|
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In Brooklyn, something arguably much more revolutionary is developing: a manufacturing hub.
|
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After the El Paso shootings, O'Rourke issued arguably the most sweeping proposal.
|
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And, as such, there are arguably few genres that date more quickly.
|
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In 20173, terrorism was arguably the biggest fight in American partisan politics.
|
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AI arguably has the most immediate wide-ranging potential of the bunch.
|
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Welcoming the stranger is arguably the greatest moral tradition that liberals have.
|
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Stephens is arguably the quickest, but she also has ample punching power.
|
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But now Apple has another and, arguably, more exalted stock market distinction.
|
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Other ensembles arguably match these players in technical excellence and interpretive insight.
|
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Takei is arguably one of the most recognizable Asian-American figures alive.
|
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Today, it is arguably still best known for lip syncing and dancing.
|
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That's arguably how he's making most of his money in Hollywood nowadays.
|
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But that's a big if, one arguably unsupported by the available evidence.
|
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In California, a male hug among friends is arguably the standard greeting.
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Arguably the biggest hurdle: The legislative session lasts for just 30 days.
|
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That arguably saved Bazaar from being crushed into nothing by the internet.
|
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"Los Angeles is arguably the creative capital of the world," he said.
|
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"He is arguably the most media savvy person in history," he said.
|
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Adams arguably found her niche gravitating toward the widely reviled, like Mrs.
|
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Aaron Donald is arguably the best defender the NFL has ever seen.
|
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In oil terms, Venezuela is arguably the wealthiest nation in the world.
|
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The offspring arguably have prevented the removal of animals in the wild.
|
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BoJack never really makes that distinction, and it's arguably poorer for it.
|
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Most worrying, arguably, were events over the last 24 hours in Syria.
|
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These are sensible, rational actions, and they arguably are protecting us all.
|
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The country arguably is the world's most distorted and highly dependent economy.
|
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He is, arguably, the only potential opponent whose unpopularity outpaces her own.
|
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The tech giant is arguably one of the most transformative companies today.
|
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Arguably, more seat side bolstering should come on a Sport branded car.
|
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Arguably no one experienced a bigger glow-up than chicken in 2019.
|
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In 2016, Oracle bought NetSuite, arguably the first cloud software vendor ever.
|
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Geely, by contrast, is arguably one of the country's most entrepreneurial automakers.
|
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But arguably the biggest driver of Apple's 40% stock gain since Sept.
|
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In the Japanese, the Swiss have found arguably their most formidable clients.
|
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I would say arguably it's darker than Season 1 — if that's possible.
|
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That's Abraham Lincoln, the "Great Emancipator" and arguably the nation's greatest president.
|
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But the latest scandal is arguably the biggest to hit the president.
|
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In 2019, Watchmen (the comic) was arguably more trouble than it's worth.
|
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"Arguably, you sold your country out," the judge declared during the session.
|
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Arguably, that means that President Trump can now fire Cordray at will.
|
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He&aposs become arguably the most popular online feline since Grumpy Cat.
|
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Jimmy Fallon is arguably the best dressed host of late night television.
|
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Yet arguably the harder stretch of the recovery path could be ahead.
|
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Of all the senses, touch and proprioception are arguably the least understood.
|
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The Model 3, a midsize sedan, is arguably Tesla's most important product.
|
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And this political reality has arguably set the stage for further action.
|
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This is arguably more powerful than any other step you can take.
|
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The higher-than-expected corporate earnings would arguably support a higher valuation.
|
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And we arguably have Peter Gabriel to thank for fixing that situation.
|
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Arguably the best benefit of credit cards, though, is their reward programs.
|
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NATO is arguably a decade or more behind in the cyber arena.
|
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Anyone receiving either kind of information would arguably be a criminal, e.g.
|
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These pass-through provisions are arguably the worst feature of the bill.
|
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To date, arguably no other species has received more attention or aid.
|
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Netflix's "Russian Doll" is arguably the first true TV hit of 2019.
|
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The subtle choices mark this as arguably the film of the decade.
|
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Now they've got arguably a chink of the armor or two. Maker.
|
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In the Dutch case, the criminalization approach has arguably made things worse.
|
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But arguably he didn't need to: Young activists have grabbed the mic.
|
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Humans' bellicose Niska is a sexbot, as, arguably, is Battlestar Gallactica's Six.
|
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And, of course, it arguably makes you look like a pretentious asshat.
|
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Ben Shapiro is arguably the most popular conservative commentator in the country.
|
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The Court's reputation arguably derives from its transformation under President Jimmy Carter.
|
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David Bowie was arguably one of the greatest artists of his generation.
|
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It took twelve seasons—four of which, of course, were spent in Miami—but James finally did it, defeating the Golden State Warriors, arguably (forever arguably now) the greatest team in history, seemingly by sheer force of will.
|
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This is arguably the single question helping to reshape the modern psychotherapeutic landscape.
|
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Twitter just lost what is arguably its most iconic feature: the egg avatar.
|
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Arguably the most vilified number (aside from 666), 13 has countless malevolent origins.
|
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So arguably, Duterte's insult won't hurt US-Philippine relations in the long run.
|
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The most pressing one, arguably, is antitrust—as was the case with oil.
|
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That both would arguably leave the world better off underlines its fragile state.
|
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The big picture: Spacesuits are arguably an astronaut's most important tool in space.
|
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And, of course, you had arguably the world's most popular selfie-taker, right?
|
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After all, he is arguably the most entertaining alum from the entire series.
|
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It's one of Target's weapons, arguably, against other retailers like Walmart and Kohl's.
|
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France is arguably the most promising country when it comes to hardware startups.
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And arguably, few companies have moved faster and broken more things than Uber.
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And yes, he also snagged arguably the baddest woman in the game. 3.
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The lead-up to the ending is arguably the movie's most delicious section.
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The Fall are part of my DNA, arguably as much as David Bowie.
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But that's arguably not even the most problematic part of Never Been Kissed.
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Warren's segmented support This was arguably Warren's best poll of the entire campaign.
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And it's arguably a more versatile solution than, say, the Google Home Max.
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The Bixby button is arguably the most hated feature on Samsung's Galaxy phones.
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Thanks to YouTube, you have an arguably better seat watching it from home.
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Laurie Hernandez is arguably the frontrunner of this Dancing with the Stars season.
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Having only launched six months ago, Wyper is arguably too new to judge.
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In other areas, such as payments, e-commerce, arguably, China is already leading.
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West Virginia isn't just good; the program is arguably good for college basketball.
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Because they've arguably done some other things that have been against the law.
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But would Bran, whose crippling fall arguably kickstarted the war, accept the crown?
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Arguably, Marvel's been better at managing that balance at some points than others.
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De Niro&aposs outburst arguably upstaged the big winners at the Tony Awards.
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Donald Trump is arguably the most openly misogynistic president in the modern era.
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Arguably the cutest item on the menu is the Greedy Gus Gus Cupcake.
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Arguably, she harnessed it to such a degree that it went too far.
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Okay, arguably, the fact that the phone supports Bluetooth 5 is more notable.
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Arguably one of the most important pieces of queer theater debuted in 1982.
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Nick Viall has arguably become the most active member of the Bachelor universe.
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But arguably it is the interwar period that is the most pertinent parallel.
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In fact, he's arguably the most powerful and important CEO on the planet.
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And remember... Never doubt Rowling: She's queen of magic (and arguably, also Twitter).
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Throughout the movement's lifespan, social media has arguably functioned as #MeToo's loudest megaphone.
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Arguably, "King of Kong" portrayed Mr. Mitchell as a bit of a villain.
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Clinton arguably could greatly bolster the Democratic ticket as the vice presidential nominee.
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Arguably, 3D Touch is more useful within apps than on the app icon.
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Williams chased perhaps her best set of the tournament with arguably her worst.
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Arguably the best lyrics of early 1967 didn't make it onto the album.
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Across the euro area as a whole, fiscal policy is arguably too tight.
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China is different China is arguably the world's most advanced country for epayments.
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Arguably the most conventional of tracks right now is being followed by AMD.
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Morgan Stanley, the last big bank to report, was arguably the star turn.
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Warren is arguably a more popular standard bearer for the progressives than Sanders.
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Arguably, many of them did not understand the risks they were taking on.
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This is arguably the most important bill that every American pays each month.
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Arguably, the whole point of the show is to end with a proposal.
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"In this fell swoop, they'll arguably be silencing civil society voices," she wrote.
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The Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) subcategory could arguably have been categorized as Developer Tools.
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Startups like Whisper, Secret and Yik Yak have all tried and arguably failed.
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But there are arguably other, less immediately discernible reasons for Warren's queer appeal.
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Of all the responses, González's was more subtle and arguably the most powerful.
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Air travel, however, has arguably fewer hurdles ahead than autonomy on the ground.
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He did healthcare and it came at the expense, arguably, of immigration reform.
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So American protectionism is arguably a bigger threat to Europe than to China.
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Arguably, they've gone a little overboard in some cases, but... I think so.
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Panjshiris still strongly identify with their province, arguably more so than their nationality.
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But the crisis in question is arguably the most serious you have faced.
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Trump arguably won the presidency on the promise of bringing change to Washington.
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Arguably they're one of the best tools for coping with pain and hardship.
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A comfortable backpack is arguably the most important item you can purchase, though.
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That title arguably belongs to Cazzie David, the former flame of Pete Davidson.
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For one, Fidel Castro's love of baseball is arguably unrivaled among political leaders.
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Arguably this calculation is closer to an art than publishing a single fact.
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ProtonMail is arguably the easiest way to send end-to-end encrypted emails.
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But it's arguably the artists themselves who suffered the most from our decision.
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This is arguably one of the biggest movements of the past two years.
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Erdogan remains arguably the most powerful figure in Turkish politics, regardless of title.
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But arguably, Spotify has been overdue for an update given its shifting attention.
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Today Mr Stevens calls the GP arguably the most important job in Britain.
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The first episode of a Bachelor or Bachelorette season is arguably the best.
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Arguably, SpaceX is the reason why many people are interested in space topics.
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But the fate of refugees is arguably better than those who remain behind.
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The uprising looks like a coup in many but arguably not all respects.
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Arguably, any and all solutions should be considered, no matter where they originate.
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Oakland's Kamaiyah arguably made the best party rap in the game this year.
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But arguably, only religions do a better job of providing something for nothing.
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The odds of her doing it at 30 years old were arguably slimmer.
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But it's not the whole story — or arguably, even the most important one.
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Reich was arguably the Democrats' intellectual answer to Gingrich in the 90s. 28.
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Arguably, Mendeleev was lucky that by 1869 only three lanthanides had been discovered.
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Developing healthy eating habits early in life is arguably more important than ever.
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Fortnite Friday, arguably one of the biggest weekly tournaments, also follows this format.
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And he arguably helped start a serious national conversation about money and politics.
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Arguably the best part of this gadget is its name — the Rotato Express.
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While these are arguably somewhat soulless, they do keep the sound in better.
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Marketers have traditionally chosen demographic groups to target, which arguably could be stereotypical.
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Cognitive dissonance is, arguably, the outcome that bursting filter bubbles aims to produce.
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So, arguably, there's a balance to be struck between leg room and atmosphere.
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Given that heritage, Le Maire arguably played to type during Wednesday's board meeting.
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This is arguably an alternate version of the story of the Last Hero.
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And that means badass feminist gifts are, arguably, the best kind of gifts.
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Does DJ's cynical attitude — which is also arguably Johnson's argument — ruin the movie?
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What resulted was arguably one of the most spectacular failures in television history.
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Although this decade has arguably been one of women-led comedies, Marvelous Mrs.
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For example, it's arguably more advanced than the $2488 million Porsche 28 Spyder.
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Arguably, it's also one way to eat McDonalds and feeling less guilty — just.
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Sir Martin Sorrell is arguably the most important advertising executive in the world.
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None of those legends, however, hit arguably the most fabled shot in history.
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Criticizing the prosperity gospel is arguably as American as the prosperity gospel itself.
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The debate is arguably not a war about the science, but about words.
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But they're arguably counterproductive when being president, particularly when facing a divided Congress.
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But then arguably the laws also not only allowed it but facilitated discrimination.
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Price's bill arguably does less to protect sick people than Better Way does.
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Arguably, you might not see either of those in a flagship Acura sedan.
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The rather stylish V One headset is arguably the lightest VR headset around.
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"Costco is arguably the greatest store in America," said the Rams' Brian Allen.
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Both strikes were arguably illegal, since there was no imminent threat to Israel.
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The word is arguably redundant (in the way that much of language is).
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So why is this B2B storytelling problem so common, and arguably getting worse?
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Arguably, doing good is baked into the Buffett view of the world already.
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It's arguably been one of the most successful parts of his foreign policy.
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Arguably, increased British sovereignty is worth that amount of sacrifice in potential prosperity.
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Its reaction to any kind of unrest has been swift and arguably disproportionate.
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The federal government has arguably had some big infrastructure successes in the past.
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His stock was never higher—the loss to Jeffries arguably his best fight.
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That said, it's arguably a better time than ever to have a baby.
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It arguably had the most buzzed about virtual reality experience of the festival.
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Hedge fund managers are arguably the celebrity chefs of the money management industry.
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Germany's does not include Marco Reus, arguably Germany's best player, who is injured.
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Wouldn't it be safer, rational, and arguably more honest to end PED prohibition?
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If PEDs were permitted, Logan says, none of this arguably would have happened.
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Fantastic Four was arguably the perfect comic for a time that's now passed.
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It is arguably the best screen you'll find on any laptop this year.
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Here's the deal -- Serena is arguably the greatest female athlete who ever lived.
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The US, in other words, arguably needs the deal more than Iran does.
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It looks great, and it's arguably the console Microsoft should have shipped originally.
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Search and Snap Maps are arguably two of the best Snapchat features ever.
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Or, arguably, dressing out — out of the strictures and norms of traditional masculinity.
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While this defense wasn't entirely convincing, Ivanka was arguably his best messenger here.
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And here's your usual reminder that emulation is technically illegal and arguably piracy.
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So, who are these women who fall for arguably the world's worst men?
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Arguably, you are getting a lot more growth at a pretty reasonable price.
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Rudy Giuliani again emerged as arguably the central figure in the impeachment investigation.
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LONDON — Alan Rickman's voice was arguably the British acting legend's most distinctive feature.
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They are arguably the most prosperous generation in the history of the world.
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But arguably the most dramatic shot of the competition earned an honorable mention.
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Arguably there could be more robust blockades around crowded public events, Israeli-style.
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Secondly, the government has arguably taken a rather heavy-handed approach enforcing them.
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While this defense wasn't entirely convincing, Ivanka was arguably Trump's best messenger here.
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In short, the world has moved from one system (GPS) to arguably seven.
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Josephine Baker was arguably the first, reinterpreting blackface comedy and American vaudeville tropes.
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Trump arguably doesn't even need to affect the opinions of Democrats and independents.
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The fact that they never actually finished a building is, arguably, the point.
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Penn is arguably the biggest star to join the Hulu fold to date.
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This is arguably the best time in modern history to have a scandal.
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Then he signed with FC Barcelona, arguably the world's most famous club team.
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DiCaprio, 41, is arguably having an even better week than this starstruck fan.
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Arguably OnePlus' biggest smartphone innovation (other than a 6GB RAM smartphone) is price.
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Bitcoin has weathered many storms, and some have arguably been worse than this.
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Many on Wall Street think he's arguably the greatest trader of all time.
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Arguably the most important part of Shego's look is her prominent lip shape.
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Word-of-mouth recommendations still play a key, arguably outsized,rolein podcast discovery.
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Nvidia is arguably the most well-known tech that he's bought recently, though.
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They've been around for centuries and arguably have never been "out" of style.
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" Second, and arguably most important, is "Biden's not so secret weapon: Barack Obama.
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But equally, if not arguably more so, it is also creating significant opportunities.
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Think of pioneering comedians like Jon Stewart, arguably his own brand of journalist.
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Disney World's pools are arguably some of the most unique in the world.
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Patong Beach is arguably the most famous (and stunning) of Phuket's beach resorts.
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"Arguably uncertainty would be a bigger drag on all three economies," he said.
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And it's arguably or questionably a crime," Kinzinger said on "Fox and Friends.
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Penney's, though, could arguably use a boost this holiday season more than most.
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Arguably one of the island's most distinctive features is its lack of cars.
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But what was arguably the higher-stakes meeting was held later that day.
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It's arguably the biggest gig in music, with historical performances over the years.
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The Volkswagen GTI is arguably the most important hot hatchback on the market.
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And Apple's strategically significant online services businesses would arguably benefit from clearer accountability.
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Arguably, the last meaningful innovation when it comes to email has been Gmail.
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Stability is arguably the most important national security interest America has in Syria.
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Arguably, there is no reason to lose sleep over those souped-up gadgets.
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This is arguably the most prosperous time in history to be an American.
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More than any policy issue, this is arguably the campaign in a nutshell.
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NASA's Kepler Space Telescope is arguably the best planet hunter in the cosmos.
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And yet, no player in baseball history arguably did more with that time.
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But 2017 was the year that, arguably, it all came to a head.
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The Super Bowl favorite traded away arguably its best defensive player this morning.
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From a pure football perspective, this is arguably a good strategy for Harbaugh.
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His most thoroughly sunglasses emoji song yet, "Slide" is arguably his biggest statement.
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Not bad for a team that has arguably the league's least talented roster.
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It's Hansen who inspired Brampton, Ontario's Justin Payne, arguably Canada's original pedophile hunter.
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Last year's celebration was arguably the most talked-about spree of the season.
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Heller — arguably the most important decision regarding the application of Second Amendment rights.
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Arguably the worst state is Mississippi, which has no real incentives at all.
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Insurance is arguably one of the most complicated financial aspects of a hurricane.
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The recovery from arguably the worst downturn since the 1930s has been remarkable.
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Gyorko has been arguably the team's best player so far this season, batting .
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Who would make such a choice, to go from bad to arguably worse?
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Arguably the biggest data release comes on Friday with advance U.S. GDP numbers.
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We have a bigger and stronger organization arguably than any candidate in Iowa.
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They've arguably been the most well-rounded team in the league so far.
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The Conspiracy palette is arguably the most-anticipated beauty product created this year.
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"Tom Sawyer" and its sequel, "Huckleberry Finn," are arguably America's ur-bedtime stories.
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Mr. Trump's candidacy has arguably been unlike any other in modern American history.
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How the intersection became arguably the most famous junction in Canada is hazy.
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In 2014, such a supplement's contamination arguably caused the death of an infant.
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This is arguably the biggest cause for crimes against women in the country.
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The new revelations are arguably worse than anything Weiner's been caught doing before.
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The new album is arguably a slightly more rocking affair than previous efforts.
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The catalyst for Ipoh's new tilt was arguably the Sekeping Kong Heng hotel.
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Still, China today is arguably a greater rival for superpower status than Russia.
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Even actual A-listers (Jane Fonda, Martin Sheen, arguably Cher) stooped to conquer.
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She has arguably done as much practical good as any playwright now working.
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Intricately designed yet with no live performers, it is arguably not even theater.
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Wayne Gretzky is arguably the most dominant player in any professional team sport.
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It is the oldest and arguably most influential Christian conservative organization in Washington.
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There's arguably more excitement for this Women's World Cup than any before it.
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Facebook clearly has a different, and arguably more dangerous, ecosystem than, say, Instagram.
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As a writer, De Quincey was dominated and arguably ruined by his habit.
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The four-wheeled automobile can arguably be considered a centerpiece of American culture.
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They both adore Tina Turner, arguably the reigning Highness of the strophic dynasty.
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Bannon, now arguably the surrogate president of the United States, was then Breitbart.
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" So, arguably, were two of 703's: "Working Girl" and "The Accidental Tourist.
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One of those establishments is Elkano, arguably the most acclaimed restaurant in Getaria.
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But for people inside the Sanders camp, this is arguably exactly the problem.
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Arguably the value of keeping such information secret was even higher than that.
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Arguably, exotic pets are just another commodity available exclusively to the super rich.
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Atop the mound sits the object arguably most freighted with meaning: a piano.
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The reality is a lot more nuanced — and arguably more disappointing — than that.
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Current events arguably place some of Mr. Rhodes's statements in an interesting perspective.
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However, in today's globalized world, the horses arguably left the barn long ago.
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Which is arguably the most impressive thing these guys have achieved — so far.
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Beautiful People The highest art in this space is arguably on the people.
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They were playing out arguably the most consequential period in modern economic history.
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The M22.5i is in a weird and arguably impossible position in the lineup.
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The two, arguably, even lived in tension with each other, with conflicting prerogatives.
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But it's still arguably the coolest (non) planet to learn about -- literally speaking.
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Arguably, the most magical time on Batuu is when the suns go down.
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That would explain the more measured, if arguably lethargic, approach to season two.
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Mr. Salah, arguably the most popular man in Egypt, is a different matter.
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Today, Egypt is arguably a harsher place than it ever was under Mubarak.
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A third reason — arguably the least common but most outrageous — is wrongful conviction.
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Arguably more important than the immediate economic bump is the global marketing potential.
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Macron, arguably the French president's closest adviser, to play a clearly defined role.
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That arguably makes this kind of disinformation more effective in the long term.
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Even Chapman, arguably the Yankees' best reliever, could not stop the Astros' juggernaut.
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Of the crew, Sanders has arguably the best case to make for electability.
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The firing of James Comey was, arguably, motivated in part by such needs.
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Nick arguably stood out the most in a gold suit and metallic shoes.
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At $22, they were half the price of new ones — and arguably cooler.
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Because of this, synergy and teamwork are arguably more important than pure talent.
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There's arguably no company that knows more about e-mail security than Google.
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Kushner was arguably his father-in-law's most trusted advisor throughout the campaign.
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However, the non-monetized benefits of nuclear are arguably its most important benefits.
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Arguably, that dynamic is one of the most influential in American politics now.
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Arguably, even some of the blue-state gainers may support my general point.
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Season 6 The most terrible person appropriately had arguably the most terrible death.
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Arguably, anyone incapable of operating a remote control shouldn't be entrusted with children.
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Trump's cleanliness and formality are, arguably, the most consistently funny things about him.
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Arguably, pants are swayed more by the rapid tide of trends than tops.
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Dan Patrick — who controls the Senate and is arguably more powerful than Gov.
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Arguably, Fabien Baron is to art direction what Ive is to hardware design.
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Cairo and Jerusalem are arguably closer than at any time in their history.
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First on the list, and arguably the most difficult to achieve, is safety.
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It's arguably the reason why people tend to talk about Google's product graveyard.
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A good place to start is psychoanalytic therapy, arguably the OG of therapy.
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Arguably, even bigger were the messages it sent, whether by design or not.
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The ensuing silence makes for the show's wittiest — and arguably most welcome — moment.
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It is arguably the strongest result in the long history of the conjecture.
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The iPhone has also created arguably as many new industries as it destroyed.
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Despite the service's potential demise, it has arguably changed the theater-going experience.
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But YouTube, of all the current content "platforms," is arguably the most fragmented.
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Succession arguably has the most work cut out for it in this regard.
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In other words, Iran's malign activity matrix isn't thinning out -- arguably it's expanding.
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Ford and GM are arguably making the best products they have ever made.
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Our unrivaled, however simple, cuisine — arguably the best pizza and bagels in town.
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The convention season is arguably the most crucial period for the presidential election.
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In terms of storytelling, Humans is arguably the "better" show (whatever that means).
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The women's TV ad sales are arguably another point in dismissing that logic.
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If you're unfamiliar, Snapchat is arguably the fastest growing social platform in America.
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That secrecy adds to McKinsey's mystique and, arguably, the value of its advice.
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Activists are not thrilled with this, but it was arguably a necessary concession.
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These efforts arguably will bear fruit in the transition to First World status.
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Arguably, the 2016 presidential election should have become a referendum on environmental issues.
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Brandon Truaxe is arguably the most controversial beauty industry figure in the world.
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His third studio album, ASTROWORLD, is arguably his best stab at that yet.
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The name itself is arguably a racist term to describe mixed-race people.
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But how exactly did "Africa" become what is arguably the internet's favorite song?
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But Clinton is arguably better at that than anyone in American politics today.
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Arguably the most aggressive and well-developed codetermination system is that of Germany.
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Arguably, for most applications we might imagine, wheels are the way to go.
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The perinatal hospice thing, though, is pretty unusual and arguably a bit cruel.
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The simplest, and arguably the most complete piece, "Untitled (Masc4Masc)," has four components.
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And, arguably, removing a celebrity from a brand should make it more relatable.
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In fact he is, though arguably the most prominent, merely one of the first.
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Arguably, other smartphone cameras, and the Pixel 2 in particular, can produce better photos.
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Companies like Samsung and HTC make great phones with (arguably) confusing and ugly interfaces.
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