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baseball rightfully is the nation's pastime.

The crisis has rightfully sent jitters across the nuclear industry.

Always give others credit that is rightfully theirs.

Will there be claims that parts of Ukraine rightfully belong in Russia?

But he could "rightfully say that he was greatly thrilled" to find himself, at last, floating.

Jealousy is the feeling that someone else has something that rightfully belongs to you.

It's all worth it just to know that you bested those pesky pigs who keep stealing what's rightfully yours.

He played defense, deferred rightfully so to the Big Man, and allowed Shaq to get all the spotlight.

The design is that of SpaceX and we—particularly I as chief designer—should rightfully take responsibility for errors.

Sarah Palin said the birth certificate issue was “fair game, ” and the public was “rightfully” making it an issue.

But just because the big Oil's big business model is being questioned — and rightfully so — doesn't mean it's going anywhere.

But accepting that era as a baseline, 2001-2011 is a temporary dip in rates, nothing more and rightfully soon to end.

In terms of plastic art, they are fully comparable to the sculptures of the ancient Greeks and can rightfully be called "the Eighth Wonder of the World."

We are the heirs of the fortitude and foresight of generations past, and it is a legacy for which my own country is rightfully proud.

Fourth, even as we clean up past mistakes, G-20 leaders rightfully expect an overhaul of the financial regulatory and supervisory system.

Libya's destiny is now rightfully in the hands of its people, having been hijacked by Gaddafi and his cronies for almost 42 years.

They also may be relevant to understanding why family members often fight over items from estates that they feel are rightfully theirs and to which they are already attached.

Now one could rightfully say that the 13.6% unemployment rate in the latter case corresponds to a healthier Labour market than the 10% unemployment rate in the former case.