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Technically it is, of course, only debatably European at all.

Dora is debatably the most successful character in the book.

His other business interests are worth the equivalent of around $11 billion, making him debatably the richest man in Italy.

But what of unhealthy societies, less debatably wrong laws?

Ball lightning is a natural phenomenon, or debatably, a pseudoscientific theory.

He attributes, debatably, the entire problem to higher carbon emissions from cars, power plants, etc.

They provide the primary evidence for the date of the burial, which was debatably in the third decade of the 7th century.

Two other approaches, somewhat more debatably, lie here as well: training and education, and housing programmes.

It is, from a statistical perspective, debatably effective.

The cultural context is sketched out in a fascinating though debatably historical overview of families down the ages.

Over time, fewer recruits joined the organization for ideological reasons, debatably as a means to escape poverty and unemployment.

Probably encircled by a fort, it was debatably linked to the royal family of Ezhumattoor.

The lake is debatably the top walleye fishing lake in Saskatchewan.

"What Justice Sanders is charged with doing is not even debatably acceptable," he said.

Much of what are proclaimed as 'facts' are, debatably, exciting myths and legends.

Lipkin (North) bid four hearts, of course, and East debatably doubled.

However, there are debatably some exceptions.

Why invest in a similarly-priced and debatably derivative leather jacket when his designs are quite so marvellous?

Chain Reaction was debatably Smith's most renowned climb.

Opened to students who suffer physical, mental and/or emotional disability, and debatably, open to carers of people with disabilities.

The Trojans also were ranked No. 1 in every poll that spring and are debatably the best baseball team in school history.

Black is a redoubtable Don, though the tone is debatably darker and less suave than the ideal.

Anything between 250,000 and 500,000 Communists and suspected supporters were murdered following what has been debatably described as 'an abortive coup'.

Inevitably, tomorrow´s favourite songs risk being lost forever for what might debatably be described as homage, similarity or subliminal referencing.