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the same status. Until his latest film with Michelle Pfeiffer, Robert Redford had become “a failing icon.”
The most persistent vogue word is “arguabley.” The New Republic hazards a guess that Lamar Alexander “was arguably the best governor of the 1980s.” The Rocky Mountain News quotes an astronomer on the Milky Way: “Arguably, it will be the most intensively studied region of sky in the next decade.”
Prince Charles was “arguably one of the all-time great catches.” On Edisto Island, in South Carolina, “the Henry Hutchinson house is arguably the most historically significant house built for an Edisto black man still standing on the island.”
Newsweek reported in January that China’s policy of one child per family “is arguably a great success.”. Columnist Dave Broder pondered the fate of Kansas on Capitol Hill: “Its delegation is arguably the most powerful of them all.”
Enough! Readers have sent me 122 citations of “arguably” within the
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