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Personally, I wonder what's the point? Marilyn Monroe was justifiably famous for her beauty and acting.

He thought that it was something of which he could justifiably boast.

With virtually no public charging stations across the U. S. , General Motors is justifiably concerned.

Benchmarks of this kind are significant and any society would be justifiably proud of such progress. ?

Ukrainians and Russians will be quick to ask, justifiably, why they have been excluded from this notional category.

No one knows how to make the most out of a beach as well as the Brazilians do. It is justifiably called a "culture" .

They justifiably worry they will not be able to pay their bills. Banks, with equal justification, are reluctant to lend to them.

Mr Obama can justifiably say that he has passed important legislation, but voters do not reward the passing of laws.

Parts of the profession, rife with intrusion into private life and made-up quotes, are justifiably called the "gutter press" .

If you can be the first to solve any of these puzzles, you will be justifiably famous.

Investors are justifiably sensitive to any signs of a slowdown in China. But this story is not as simple as 2008 repeating itself.

You will become justifiably proud of your work and what you are doing to spread the Light to every nearby galaxy.

Certified RUP specialists can be justifiably proud of their accomplishment.

Bank of America can justifiably claim to have stood back from the worst excesses of America's mortgage-lending boom.

Also the writer Lu Xun published the first, and justifiably famous, story in modern Chinese, Diary of a Madman.

Representative of the image of the Oriental woman, it is justifiably recognized as a flawless product.

Palestinians are justifiably worried that these projects nibble away at the land available for their future state.

However, despite the disappointment, Kuyt maintains the Reds players can justifiably be proud of their efforts.

Indeed, users can justifiably brag about such Android-only titles as the Google Sky Map astronomy program.

Or is it a filthy indulgence, a manufactured monstrosity for which we should justifiably be taxed?

Most developing countries justifiably believe that they have not derived the benefits which had been promised to them in the Uruguay Round.

But my son, who was justifiably worried about his grandmother, finally whispered in my ear, "I don't think the chat is helping. "

I had so many headaches already that I might justifiably have begged fate to give me a pass.

As a traditional way to celebrate the Lunar New Year, setting off firecrackers is justifiably welcomed by most Chinese people.

Parents are justifiably upset when their children don't get into the college of their choice.

Nikon was justifiably very proud of their FA, the first camera to use computerized multi-segment metering.

Young men may justifiably feeling bitter in the thought that they have been cheated of the best things that life has to offer.

Could a government justifiably use nuclear weapons to guard against terrorist attacks?

Such books are justifiably called great whether they are books of science, poetry, theology, mathematics, or politics.

A large enterprise cannot justifiably claim that they cannot afford a full-scale performance test server.

core strength has become the focus of many exercise programs today , and justifiably so.

Americans were justifiably proud of the soldiers who carried out the difficult bin Laden operation.

Such language may seem strange coming from a nation justifiably proud of its more than 3, 000-year-old civilisation.

Americans can feel justifiably proud for having done the right thing, again and again.

Nor can we justifiably withhold this on any ground save our conviction that slavery is wrong.

It has been said, and justifiably so, that mirrors are spiritual the reflection itself being a stroke of wit .

Most Wall Street CEOs will justifiably forfeit their bonuses this year.

Is anything missing from this justifiably elaborate presentation?

Especially nowadays, print media are justifiably focused on reinvention of everything from their design to their business models.

The Lord's anger was justifiably stirred against Israel for their disobedience and faithlessness .

Indeed, she now says she intends to sue for harassment, and justifiably.

The Warsaw Ghetto uprising of 1943 is justifiably the stuff of numerous books, articles, and films.

The Chinese seemed justifiably proud of their achievements in aviation industry.

With reason With good cause; justifiably.

The Chinese seemed justifiably proud of their economic achievement.

Several of the other ten UC sites, such as Los Angeles and San Diego, are not far behind. Californians are justifiably proud.

may justifiably feel bitter in the thought.

The Chinese are justifiably nervous, however, about the vagaries of world commodity prices.

The guy in his undies thinks this is especially funny, and justifiably so.

The Chinese seemed justifiably pround of their economic achievements.

As justifiably, he could be called the man who saved his country from civil war.

Not quite the Big Board, but a big and burgeoning development here, and they are justifiably proud.

The Chinese seemed justifiably proud of their speedy economic evelopment.

In some cases, it is justifiably necessary or desirable for them to withhold information.

Young men who have reason to fear that they will be killed in battle may justifiably feel bitter in the thought