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Yet Page can justifiably point an accusing finger at his peers and predecessors.

Condemnation from players and coaches around the NBA was justifiably swift and harsh.

Such a message would be disastrous to the peace process and justifiably push the Palestinians away from the peace table.

Paul and other leading voices were justifiably disappointed with Obama for not submitting this issue to a congressional vote.

And it is justifiably popular; approximately 90,000 tourists flock to Kenya and Tanzania annually to witness the migration.

The friends of truth cannot justifiably persevere in supporting the British Constitution as the ordinance of God.

He justifiably reckoned that he could distinguish between honest and dishonest advertising.

Irishmen may justifiably resent this cynicism on the part of an old friend.

This friendly suggestion has been yielded to, whether justifiably or not the reader must decide for himself.

Economical housekeepers very justifiably object to paying for treats to their servants' company.