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The credit crisis is, arguably, another example.

Jerusalem is arguably the world's most revered city.

He was speaking of the space shuttle, an old but arguably serviceable spacecraft.

Mrs Pelosi is arguably the most powerful woman in American history.

But arguably, a court that forced this, might be going too far.

Of all wedding customs, the bouquet toss is arguably the most controversial.

As an isolated island, Iceland arguably stands a greater chance of success with such draconian measures than other nations.

The practice, which can cause hypothermia, violates theGeneva Conventions, and President Bush's new executive order arguably bans it.

Hardy, arguably the greatest English poet, modern English poet, is a figure we don't study in this course otherwise.

The man was Socrates, the philosopher from ancient Athens and arguably the true father of western thought.

Yet arguably the German economy is on a sounder footing than at any time since reunification (see article).

Turkey was arguably the world's leading superpower during the 16th and 17th centuries, its empire stretching from Algiers to Baghdad, and from Mecca to the gates of Vienna.

The button is arguably the most visually compelling control in the designer’s toolkit. It isn’t surprising that it has evolved with such diversity across the user interface.

But what arguably gave the journalists the kick they needed was a skit on “Saturday Night Live” which skewered journalists for pandering to Mr Obama.

The world's youngest-and arguably most beautiful-queen, queen Rania is garnering increasing international acclaim for her modern approach to presiding over a traditional Arab nation.

What makes it arguably the best concept in Paris are the in-wheel electric motors and micro-turbine technology lurking within the seductive design.

But, frankly, this is true of any profession - most people will notmake it to the top jobs of their fields, and being a tenured professoris arguably the top job in the world of science.

Bear in mind, the industry tends to measure performance over ten-year periods, and not many people expect a roaring acquisition or IPO market for the rest of 2009, and arguably 2010.

A recent substantial increase in the subsidy to tertiary students was arguably driven more by advantaging a particular group than by enhancing the social return from public investment in education.