The latter ones being the economic argument, the political argument, the spiritual argument.
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He thinks in argument, he communicates in argument, he is very susceptible to argument.
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He can make the argument — so make the argument.
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On Constitutional grounds, Apple has a strong First Amendment argument, a strong Fifth Amendment argument, and a plausible Fourth Amendment argument.
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The debate follows these steps: Identify the argument; present the argument; restate the argument; discuss opinions; share conclusions; debrief the exercise.
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They're not winning this argument, they're losing the argument badly.
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You can move from the actual argument they're having to the argument that you want to have, that their argument rests upon.
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It's about choosing an argument -- and a candidate who embodies that argument -- and then explaining to readers why that argument is superior.
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There is no argument, but then again there is only argument.
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The argument to censor porn is an argument to censor speech.
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Argument day On argument day, Toti dealt with Ginsburg's question directly.
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The argument isn't new; Richard Nixon's lawyers also advanced that argument.
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So, I think there's a governmental argument and a political argument.
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The argument about whether Trump is impeachable is the wrong argument.
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The argument about whether Trump is impeachable is the wrong argument.
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Trump's lawyer is making a political argument, not a legal argument.
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"The Argument" turns 1 "The Argument" podcast is now a year old.
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Another argument used to justify not controlling guns is the "freedom" argument.
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But that's not an argument against higher standards — it's an argument for them.
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The economic argument is bolstered by a political argument with a similar structure.
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I hope the Spanish government favors force of argument, not argument of force.
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"This is your argument and I understand your argument," O'Neill said to McMonagle.
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His argument is principally an electability argument: He thinks he can beat Trump.
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They put together a good argument, but it's not an argument for Iowa.
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But that's not an argument against posting prices; it's an argument for more transparency.
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Biologically, there's an argument one way, but morally, there's an argument the other way.
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So he's lost that argument before he makes that argument again before this court.
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This is not an argument for self-loathing; it's an argument for self-awareness.
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"The president made a forceful argument and he stands by that argument, but the time for making that argument has passed," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Wednesday.
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I think the automation argument is probably the worst argument for basic income out there.
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They [Democrats] may try to make that argument politically, but it's not a legal argument.
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Your book sort of walks the line between a moral argument and a utilitarian argument.
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Justice Breyer alluded to this re-argument option during oral argument in the Maryland case.
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On the other side, it was a key argument, and quite possibly the key argument.
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PATRICK HARKER: I have heard that argument, but I am not very sympathetic to the argument.
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A persuasive argument is not necessarily an accurate one; a poor argument is not necessarily wrong.
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There is no answer to this argument and it turns the fairness argument against the Republicans.
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I JUST WANT TO BE CLEAR, IT'S A PHILOSOPHICAL ARGUMENT LESS THAN AN ECONOMIC GROWTH ARGUMENT.
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I think you should certainly make that argument, but you have to flesh out that argument.
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I'm not going to spend time making that argument here, but it's the argument I believe.
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" But Mr. Seidemann called the argument "an attempt to create an argument that does not exist.
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"You would have a big argument out front, and another argument in the back," he said.
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Furthermore, the court strenuously rejected the legal argument the Trump administration had made in oral argument.
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So, to truly win the economic argument, Republicans must think through and win the health care argument.
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I think an argument could be made, a reasonable argument, that they're both over and underplaying it.
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It won't settle the argument, but that's an argument that will continue until the end of time.
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I thought it was a good argument then, and I think it is a good argument now.
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" ... Michael Kinsley said, "That's a good argument," and I said, "Surely that should be the conservative argument.
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Dershowitz's argument gives them a whisper of an argument to justify their complicity in a Trump coverup.
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Turns out, his argument then and his argument now is really about race, culture and American identity.
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And so Obama made his argument — an argument built to appeal to both sides of the aisle.
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I heard that argument—and I heard that argument even from a lot of people in the government.
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HILTON: I&aposve heard this argument, I made this argument when I was working at 10 Downing Street.
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There's this argument that punk, as part of an excoriating counterculture, changed things, but that argument feels misinformed.
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The men allegedly got into an argument over Medina's girlfriend and the argument turned physical, the statement said.
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Here's Musk's argument in full: The strongest argument for us being in a simulation probably is the following.
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The corollary is that any argument about economic policy can never be just an argument about economic policy.
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There is no patriotic argument for Remain because Brexit itself is a cautionary argument against blind national pride.
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The entire special issue is making an argument, and every essay is just a scope in that argument.
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"You can have your argument, as Schumer says, that we made a bad argument [in 2016]," he said.
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Some will be making the argument as a total joke, because they think the argument itself is funny.
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Do you think that making this a political argument, a political bias argument instead, will have more resonance?
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I had a huge argument, it's a well known argument, with the head of Twitter about their board.
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And if there's conflict there's an argument, and there's two sides of the argument, and, therefore, one must advocate for one side of the argument, just as much as a lawyer does in court.
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His argument was, by the way, his argument wasn't they're not making movies, the argument was, unless they are going to put movies in theaters where people can see them in theaters, it shouldn't count.
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What began, for many, as a moral policy argument has now morphed into an economic development argument, McCorkle said.
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" That is Donald Trump's and Bernie Sanders's underlying argument, Mr. Snyder said, "and it is a great, simple argument.
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"The technical argument will tend to support the economical argument to moving up from where we are," he said.
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ASKOLD MELNYCZUK Boston To the Editor: The argument over the minimum wage is really an argument over wage levels.
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States' attorney begins argument "Why should we care?" asked Clifton, who suggested that was the wrong argument to pursue.
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It's an argument for sitting down with a book; it's also an argument for going outside and paying attention.
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The protesters' argument — also Mr. Albasheer's argument — is that the government creates these divisions to keep itself in power.
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The argument for allowing young people to vote is the same as the argument for allowing anyone to vote.
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But circumstances have changed, and I think that argument on the left now is a very, very interesting argument.
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The classic argument, and the argument that I always go back to, is that it's in the interest of humanity.
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"The 'drain the swamp' argument is a general argument against D.C., but it only gets you so far," Lasley said.
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That argument itself is controversial, but there's just no argument that the 2001 AUMF authorizes force against the Assad regime.
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I can assume one argument, but if I'd played another character, I could've assumed the other side of the argument.
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It's fascinating to me that it's the first real argument in the brief; you usually put the strongest argument first.
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But our argument over it, which is partly an argument over what is worth valuing, is the show's lasting contribution.
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An argument about sovereignty becomes a piece of landscape, and then the magical symbol is turned back into political argument.
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Kavanaugh told Lin that his argument resembled an argument that Justice Antonin Scalia rejected in a 2006 case, Rapanos v.
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We discussed the differences between persuasion and argument, in which an argument relies more heavily on the appeal to logos.
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Another common argument against banning these substances is that doing so limits consumer choice, the so-called nanny state argument.
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The argument for subtitles often seems inextricable from the argument against dubbing; that was true for this round of debate.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's closing argument for November 2018 is a lot like his opening argument in June 2015.
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The Twitter-fueled argument will no doubt continue, but what worries the Hillaristas is that there even is an argument.
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It's not an argument for more intelligence work; it's an argument for smarter intelligence work that remains relevant to this day.
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The movie isn't interested in that argument — or, maybe more importantly, it doesn't think its audience is interested in that argument.
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But Clinton's argument that all Democratic voters deserved to be heard was a fair one, just as Sanders's same argument is.
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I said the other day: They're in this court making this argument [and] they're down the street making the other argument.
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Now that there is an economic argument to buttress the moral argument, there are no excuses: The backlog must be tested.
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While the judges ruled that the duo didn't make a compelling constitutional argument, they acknowledged that a compelling argument did exist.
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Donald Trump is the worst possible person to be making this argument, but that doesn't mean that the argument is wrong.
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Here's Musk's argument: The strongest argument for us being in a simulation is the following: 40 years ago, we had Pong.
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The case was finally scheduled for argument only when there were almost no more argument days left in the current term.
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On the February argument calendar the court issued late last month, only seven of the 10 usual argument slots are filled.
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It's just a "make-weight" argument to throw in a letter when a lawyer does not have a strong coherent argument.
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Sinzdak did not respond to that argument on Monday, but Hawaii's lawyers had been dismissive of that argument in its court filing.
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An argument by Charles C. Camosy in the conservative religious magazine First Things encapsulates many elements of the anti-Alder Hey argument.
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Pushed by Cooper if Trump meant to make a personal argument about Clinton as opposed to a policy argument, Trump doubled down.
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The argument that Trump appeases and placates white supremacists as a form of coalition management is an argument that proves too much.
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" Costello went on, "I know what the argument is, I know what the rebuttal is, I know what the counter-argument is!
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"We had to make the big argument, the Jane Jacobs argument, that the freeway was harmful to the whole city," he said.
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Once again, Clinton's main argument was about Trump's character and temperament and Trump's main argument was about Clinton's honesty and insider status.
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Schiff delivered a lengthy and full-throated argument for removing the President from office to conclude the House's opening argument Friday evening.
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Mr. Buttigieg can use the argument to bolster his contention that a centrist argument is the way to win a general election.
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The point of the scene is not so much who wins the argument, but why the argument happens in the first place.
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Some will be making the argument ironically, such that their performative outrage becomes the joke, regardless of what the actual argument is.
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Some will say they are making the argument ironically, even though they secretly or not-so-secretly believe the argument is true.
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When the work goes up, it doesn't foreclose argument — the artwork itself is a kind of argument that people then engage with.
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There can be no argument that our brains are the coolest things ever, because there can be no such argument without those brains.
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The beginning of Zuckerberg's letter is less an argument about Facebook than it is an argument about the organizing principles of human progress.
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There is a crucial difference here: Trumpism is an argument against elected officials at home, Brexit is an argument against unelected officials abroad.
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The Case Against Free Speech is not really an argument against free speech, but an argument against the concept of free speech itself.
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Hard-line Brexiters are winning the internal party argument, even if they are failing to win the argument with the public at large.
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While that holding exposes the weakness of President Trump's unitary executive argument, it also undermines his executive privilege argument attacking Mueller's subpoena authority.
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In both cases, the argument was both an appeal to the racial prejudices of the Justices and essentially a racist argument in itself.
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In his appeal, Brady's lawyers argued that the league suspended him based on one argument, then upheld the suspension based on another argument.
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My strong suspicion is that Republicans have the better of the political argument just as they have the better of the substantive argument.
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Kelly's breathless vehemence means her argument is always throbbing with righteous indignation, but it's also not always a particularly rigorous or convincing argument.
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It is an argument for the sake of argument—cold, sterile, and bereft of any attachment to morality, honor, or other higher principles.
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But the talk became an argument, and the argument ended when Shaquille sent the other driver to the pavement with a left hook.
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I suppose there's an argument to be made about the magic of these alchemical processes, but I don't want to make that argument.
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If you have ever tried to win an argument with a 1-year-old, then you have, I'm willing to bet, lost an argument.
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I mean the Mueller report, the redacted version of the Mueller report, the Grand Jury evidence aside, we have an argument, a real argument.
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Pushed by CNN's Anderson Cooper if Trump meant to make a personal argument about Clinton as opposed to a policy argument, Trump doubled down.
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The government makes an argument before the FISA court, and the judge shares the argument and the judge makes the decision, do they agree?
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Gates' argument is not an argument at all but, once again, an ad hominem attack on Trump with regard to his experience and qualifications.
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I mean there's not one side making their argument and another side making their argument or challenging—it just becomes this constant slap fight.
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There is hope here: the FCC's argument (which is to say, the broadband industry's argument) already failed in court and may do so again.
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"This argument really runs parallel to the All Writs Act argument—what the government is proposing to do is an unreasonable burden," Cardozo said.
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Given the incompetent leadership at the top of the Republican Party, making the argument for Democratic leadership shouldn't be a hard argument to make.
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Louise Melling, ACLU's deputy legal director, said Phillips's argument is nothing more than an argument that the U.S. Constitution protects the right to discriminate.
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So even if there were a stronger legal argument to be made against Citizens, that argument won't attract enough votes in the Supreme Court.
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It lays out an argument that appears in other anti–slotting fee papers (like the argument touched on in Food & Water Watch's "Grocery Goliaths").
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The argument between two townsmen about a horse and a mule becomes an argument about a he-goat (bok) and a she-goat (tsig).
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There's an argument about this, a long argument, but one of the theories is that they were tamed because the government acted against them.
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"The argument that if one shooting cannot be stopped by firearm restrictions, then the law is worthless is not a sound argument," he said.
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Instead it argues that fact is the achievement of argument and debate, not a pre-existing entity by whose measure argument can be assessed.
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But were it possible to elevate the argument out of the political storm, his argument could also have the merit of being partly true.
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"Billie Jean's argument, and the argument that's in the movie, was never that female tennis players are better than the men," Ms. Stone said.
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It seemed clear Price was trying to establish that Unsworth was pursuing his argument with Musk; part of the defense's argument between men strategy.
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This is not an argument for treating incidents of domestic violence differently than other crimes; rather, it's an argument to stop treating them differently.
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This is not an argument for treating incidents of domestic violence differently than other crimes; rather, it's an argument to stop treating them differently.
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It's a real argument, better than the argument you could give for donating $622.3 million worth of art to Stanford, which also happened recently.
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My point is that every argument for New Hampshire or Iowa is an argument for some other small grouping of people to go first.
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I understand the hard argument, I get the compassion argument but Americans have been struggling for like three decades and haven&apost seen a raise.
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This isn't an argument against cash — if anything, it's an argument for giving cash to everyone, since people getting it are definitely left better off.
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Rubio accurately characterizes the FBI's stated argument, but because that argument ignores the wider implications, we rate this part of his claim true but misleading.
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When it comes to artificial intelligence, the industry might win every argument about innovation, progress, and new goods and services, but lose the jobs argument.
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That said, it's very hard to make an argument that Ryanism helped the party and very easy to make an argument it hurt it instead.
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Legal argument The idea that a President cannot obstruct justice may be a workable legal argument to contend with any future criminal action against Trump.
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Even if you set aside the argument that this sort of prevention avoids a massive amount of human suffering, the economic argument is very strong.
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"The bullish argument is a base effect argument, that relative to a bad year it won't be as bad," she told "Squawk Box" on Wednesday.
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But the road to progress comes from winning the public debate — and if you want to win an argument, you have to allow the argument.
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By the same token, the argument that economic grievances don't fully explain Trumpism is not an argument that Trump supporters don't deserve better economic policy.
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It's an argument for focus in an age of distraction, but more than that, it's a convincing argument for focus in an age of distraction.
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A prevalent argument that emerged in response to Parasite's win generally and Drum's argument specifically was that having to read subtitles felt like a chore.
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The highest court in the land begins its February argument session, during which the justices will hear nine hours of oral argument over six days.
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Elsewhere in the world — Spain in the 17th century; China today — the argument against liberty has mainly been an argument for tradition, hierarchy and order.
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Elsewhere in the world — Spain in the 17th century; China today — the argument against liberty has mainly been an argument for tradition, hierarchy and order.
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The ad hominem argument is rightly regarded as a logical fallacy because it substitutes personal attacks for a discussion of the argument someone is making.
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If Trump's closing argument for the presidency attacked the legitimacy of the political system, his opening argument attacked the legitimacy of one particular politician: President .
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An Argument-Writing Unit: Crafting Student Editorials Students analyze ethos, logos and pathos as modes of rhetoric and consider how to construct a persuasive argument.
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So when they do make that argument, though, in that argument there's a very cogent thing, is that tech has been innovative, has created jobs.
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In fact, the anti-minor league overtime pay argument is similar to the anti-free agency argument made at the major league level in the 1970s.
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There is a procedural argument to be had about when an attorney general should decline to make an argument in court that the president wants made.
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Roberts thinks that this argument is a good thing—that an ownership argument when it comes to biospecimens can help strengthen people's privacy rights to them.
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Yet the argument ought to take place; economists should not ignore the relevance and importance of macroinstitutions and assume that the inefficiency is the clinching argument.
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That's the argument the prosecution tried to advance on Monday, with the hope that the testimony of five other women will help them win this argument.
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It was the kind of spat viewers of any and all installments from the Kardashian TV Kollection know well: A small argument becomes a bigger argument.
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But using Chopra's "authority" as an argument for Apple Watch users to download this app is not the most medically sound way to make that argument.
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Regardless of the argument over the number of troops, I also will insist my colleagues take up a larger argument over the power to declare war.
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Ms. Armstrong's book builds to an argument that we all now live in the world that "Seinfeld" made, an argument that would give Mr. Wieseltier hives.
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The irony here is that what the advisers believe is an iron-clad argument for propping up Trump's presidency is actually an argument for ending it.
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The majority based its opinion on the argument that the Colorado commission, which had ruled against Mr. Phillips, had been antagonistic toward Mr. Phillips's religious argument.
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Defense attorney Donna Rotunno will give the defense's closing argument on Thursday, and Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi will deliver the prosecution's closing argument on Friday.
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This is literally an argument over counting, but the result of the argument will have repercussions for people trying to make 230K content in the future.
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In a 119-page opinion, though, the appeals panel struck down argument after argument that lawyers for Mr. Sandusky had made in seeking a new trial.
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The feminists won this argument; today, feminists still complain about "men," and "not all men" is mostly used as a punchline rather than a serious argument.
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Akins, meanwhile, was in a heated argument with a pro-Obamacare audience member afterward -- invoking Bilirakis' nods to the Independent Payment Advisory Board to bolster his argument.
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And because that argument worked in the 2005 Brand X case, the court in 2019 was obligated to say the FCC could use the same argument again.
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Is that an important argument to be made from the antitrust point of view or does that not really – actually part of the argument you'll be considering?
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This is the biggest argument between Morrison and Pamela in the actual film, although O'Heaney said she remembered auditioning for an argument scene backstage after a concert.
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It takes seriously the dubious argument of "saving" ancient artifacts, despite the long history of reliance on this argument to justify theft and violation of antiquities laws.
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An unexpected argument (or an argument you've all been denying will eventually take place) will arrive on May 16, when Mars clashes with Uranus, newly in Taurus.
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This is a variation of the TINA ("There Is No Alternative") argument, and those adhering to this argument have done very well over the past eight years.
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And because she rejected the trustee's argument that the arbitrator reached a clearly erroneous conclusion that O'Melveny wasn't conflicted, the public policy argument must fail as well.
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While, there may be an argument for continuing subsidies for emission-less nuclear power, there's no argument for favoring dirtier-burning coal over cleaner-burning natural gas.
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There is a clear partisan argument for abandoning the Electoral College; however, there's also a clear partisan argument for Republicans about why the Electoral College should remain.
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That argument is now coming under question after his weekend in Iowa was consumed by a pair of gaffes, potentially undercutting the central argument for his candidacy.
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GOFF: But there can be no argument — and even Coca-Cola and Nike don't make the argument — that 50 percent of the media mix should be digital.
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The Argument, live Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and I had a great time taping our podcast, "The Argument," before a live audience in New York last week.
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But the argument they're actually converging around — in part because it is the argument Trump himself makes — is that there was nothing improper in what Trump did.
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They also dismissed the argument that their decision would unleash a flood of frivolous lawsuits — an argument now being recycled by Mr. Trump's lawyers — as mere speculation.
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Speak quickly to get an argument opponent to agree with you How you communicate your ideas can be just as important as the substance of your argument.
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One argument — known as the "cradle of civilization" argument — was that people who came from the region where Christianity and Western civilization originated should be deemed white.
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The argument that has long been made is often an economic self-interest argument — if you don't have these things, you're not gonna have these other things.
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It's not a radical version of an argument with mainstream appeal—it's an attempt to wedge a radical argument (that Clinton has rigged the system specifically in her favor) into an argument with mainstream appeal (that there are larger economic forces at work that are screwing over American workers).
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This isn't an efficiency argument for further newsroom cutbacks, but rather an argument to use the talent and time of existing journalists to trailblaze unique paths and coverage.
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The report makes clear that the argument that China's emissions would outweigh any progress made in the U.S. is, at best, outdated, and more accurately a zombie argument.
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Apple's argument: The tech giant said customers were not "direct purchasers" from Apple, but rather from the app makers themselves — an argument the court did not agree with.
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You try to persuade others in this polity that your argument is correct, and they say, "No, my argument is correct," and if you can't compromise, you vote.
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Hayes says there may still be a Fourth Amendment argument for Apple to make, however, though she says it's likely a weaker argument than many of the others.
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"Letting an argument die, or changing the subject, usually works much better than picking an argument and getting someone's back up (as new parents recognize fast)," they wrote.
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The argument for the bill is the same as the argument for "tough on crime" policies of the past: The tougher criminal penalty would help deter drug dealers.
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It's not a particularly strong argument on Trump's part — sexual assault allegations are undoubtedly serious — but it's an argument both sides of the aisle have had to make.
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Is the argument that we've got to get Trump out of there as strong as an argument that might appeal more to things that affect their lives personally?
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But though Mr. Wolfe does everything in his considerable power — he, too, is a maximalist — to pull the look and the argument together, the argument keeps wandering off.
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I'll insert here the standard argument that only a fool would presume to predict the outcome of a Supreme Court case from the justices' comments at oral argument.
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"We've made the argument forcefully, the American people have made the argument forcefully that they want the truth," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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And I actually, at that point, was leaning toward the Joker fans, because of the curdled argument that art encourages violence (see: the argument against violent video games).
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And Leader McConnell has been unable to make one argument — one single argument — as to why these witnesses and these documents should not be part of a trial.
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"Whether that's because people saw only certain clips of the argument, or because the nature of oral argument is that sometimes your positions don't come out in full, or because I never articulated some pieces of my argument well enough to make my position clear, I can't say," she wrote.
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The basic dispute at the Democratic debate on Sunday night was between Clinton's argument that things are pretty much OK, and Sanders's argument that more radical change is necessary.
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When Southwest Airlines famously made this argument in the early 1980s, defending a rule barring male flight attendants, it lost; but Playboy Clubs made the same argument and won.
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Of course the counter argument is always that fighters are warriors and should be "allowed to go out on their shields," but this isn't an argument over individual rights.
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And their argument now is the more regulations, the better off for us, because we can maintain them while small players... That's their new argument, just so you know.
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Having just made that basic argument for the 12 billionth time in my career, let me follow up by pointing out that making that argument is almost certainly futile.
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In doing so, it rejected the agency's argument that the court's order would affect only the San Bernardino killer's phone, an argument FBI Director James Comey repeated on Thursday.
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"The whole argument of imminent threat was an after-the-fact argument," says @SenJeffMerkley about Trump's tweet claiming the proof of imminent threat did not matter in Soleimani's killing.
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" Asked by CNN if would say the same of Rubio's proposal, Hassett said: "I will call a bad economic argument a bad economic argument -- regardless of who makes it.
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So you have to make the argument, which doesn't diss all of hunting, a quality of life issue for my people in my state but makes the safety argument.
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That argument drew pointed questions from Judge Ruth Pickholz, who said she had never seen the prosecutor's office make a "downward argument" like this, according to an appeals court filing.
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It&aposs an argument that so based on hyperbole that it&aposs not a winning argument clearly because you don&apost want to -- you are arguing the facts and policy.
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The plaintiffs' argument is one that O'Connor agreed with in his December decision, which went even further than the argument initially put forth by the Trump administration's Department of Justice.
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The new study is still an argument in favor of standing desks, Hedge said; it just might not be as strong an argument as the data would make you think.
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That was the driving force behind his argument, and it dovetailed into a secondary argument about how Kaepernick's role as a backup QB requires him to keep his mouth shut.
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"The argument that we made to them was a pretty simple argument: it makes sense for you to charge for transit when you are actually paying for it," Prince said.
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As for the argument that the board is too entrenched, Cramer thinks this argument was dispelled when United Continental ousted its old chairman and CEO, Jeff Smisek, six months ago.
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Just in case anyone does not buy that argument, Cooper and Colatriano updated their argument in this piece, published in 2012 in the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy.
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Calling Zuckerberg's argument "bullshit," Cohen lays out a point-by-point counter-argument to Zuckerberg's speech, which is probably the most powerful dismantling of the Facebook chief we've heard yet.
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I can't articulate their argument for them—you'd have to ask them—but the general argument, I think, is they can count people better if they know their citizenship status.
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I could even push the argument further and build a graduate-thesis-ready argument that this emergent mode of shared eating represents the imminent collapse of the elitist, patriarchal order.
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The most convincing argument comes from medieval scholar Lillian Randall's 1962 essay "The Snail in Gothic Marginal Warfare" (an argument echoed in Michael Camille's book about marginal art, available here).
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THRUSH: Not responsible, but--no, no, but somehow her connection to that and her enabling him of -- WILMORE: No, it's--you know-- THRUSH: That's the Trump argument, not my argument.
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Acceptance of this argument might open her to the argument that she should return the money because, as she now argues, she received it pursuant to a non-valid contract.
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One possible argument in their favor is that the states are acting as regulators to protect their citizens, but it's not clear if a federal judge would accept that argument.
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"I will concede that my friend Mr. Dvoretzky has very ably pointed out the flaws in our constitutional avoidance argument, and I'm not pressing that argument here," Ms. Harrington said.
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And as Trump's allies attempted to mount a defense of the president's actions around the argument that there was "no quid pro quo," Giuliani sent tweets that undercut that argument.
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Donald Trump understands, better than any politician I've ever seen, that the question isn't whether you're winning the argument — it's whether you're dominating and driving the coverage of the argument.
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You have to pick an argument, and sometimes tracing that argument out means that you're going to leave aside things that aren't directly contributing one way or another to it.
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"We believe they ran into each other in the street, and an argument ensued at that time, that stemmed from an argument that they had already from another place," Harrison said.
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For example, social psychologist Ellen Langer's classic 13 study demonstrated how people respond to statements that have the structure of an argument — even if the content of the argument is nonexistent.
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To know when to deploy which argument, the system relies on pattern-matching, reaching into its database of recorded debates to guess which argument a human would choose in each situation.
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"To accept another amendment that weakens the argument, or diverts the message of the argument, which is the baby in the womb is a person, dilutes the whole message," Collins said.
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The argument for public punishment was that it deters crime, and even today a common argument in favor of executions is that through deterrence they save the lives of innocent people.
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I think if everyone agreed on the same thing about certain subjects, there would be no argument and without argument no one is able to see the other side of things.
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Critics of climate-change science who ground their argument on uncertainty have either got to apply that same standard of evidence to nuclear-weapons strategy or else find a better argument.
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The radicalism of this argument did not escape Breyer, who spent much of the argument warning that a ruling for the plaintiffs could lead to mandatory state funding of religious schools.
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"Long and complex global supply chains are a strong argument against restricting trade, but the free trade argument has never been easy to explain to the population at large," he said.
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But for Catholics and non-Catholics, progressives and conservatives alike, it's vital to understand — if not necessarily to agree with — Douthat's argument, and the argument of many of Francis's conservative critics.
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And, there's a real argument -- I've made it before!
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" "It's not a scientific argument... it's a political issue.
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" As Dwight would scream if making this argument, "FACT.
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" Cornyn disagrees with Democrats' argument, calling the position "unrealistic.
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They also had a whopping argument about — guess who?
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Again, I want to ... They'll often make that argument.
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That argument has been a heated one — until now.
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Politicians who supported remaining in the EU failed to present a positive argument for the benefits of the EU and relied on the "fear argument" that Brexit would be economically very costly.
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Marvel Studios I'm far from the first person to advance the argument that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is like TV. Heck, I've made this argument many times in the past myself.
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And even if he just changes his mind in the interim or if he encounters a new argument, legal argument, or new evidence, he has to be free to change his mind.
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I think, generally speaking, people who leak are people who are losing an argument or a way and want to undermine the person that&aposs winning the argument or undermine their authority.
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And a lot of countries liberalized their economy, their society, their politics over the past 50 years, more because they were convinced of the efficiency argument than of the deep, moral argument.
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As for the argument that drag is "adult entertainment" that doesn't belong in a small town like Portland, the people who organize drag shows have a pretty solid argument against that, too.
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" The teacher goes on, "If you really, really have an argument and feel so strongly about that, then I need to see it written out — your argument — in an essay form. Why?
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"Distraction is a clever strategy in information control in that an argument in almost any human discussion is rarely an effective way to put an end to an opposing argument," it said.
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Their argument normally includes principles of freedom of speech and is rooted in the tradition of the internet being an open and unrestricted form of communication —and that's not a weak argument.
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Jacobs notices that when somebody uses "in other words" to summarize another's argument, what follows is almost invariably a ridiculous caricature of that argument, in order to win favor with the team.
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"I think a Fourth Amendment argument for property blocked in the U.S., for a party with constitutional rights, is an argument that the government would have to take seriously," Mr. Greene said.
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Since nothing in her argument prevented me from applying her logic to my own desires, I had to wonder if her argument also concluded that I was irrational for desiring permanent punishments.
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JAMES WAGNER ARGUMENT LEADS TO SUSPENSION Boston Red Sox Manager John Farrell was suspended one game after poking the umpire Bill Miller in the chest during an animated argument over the weekend.
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I'm on one side of the argument, along with probably guys like Larry Kudlow-- and then you've got folks like Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross on the other side of the argument.
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I still remember David Cameron three weeks before the referendum give me a ring and saying the debate is shifting from the economic argument, which he was winning, shifting to the migration argument.
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Peter Navarro American economist the only argument here for the fed raise rates now is that somehow they have to exert their independents form the white house, now this is a bad argument.
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Aristotle once said that ethos, pathos and logos (character of the speaker, the frame of mind of the audience, and the proof of the argument) were critical to an informed argument or discussion.
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"As a physician, I can make that argument and I can look at it academically and make the argument against the CDC, if they really want to engage me on it," he said.
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The complexity of the argument for corporate taxes may help explain why backers of the Republican plan have leaned into a simple formulation of their argument case: Lower business taxes mean higher wages.
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Beinart appears to want to both make a policy argument that Democrats are mistaken to support mass immigration, and a political argument that they have to turn right on the issue to survive.
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"Dead Man's Party" (season 3, episode 43) This is another one of those Buffy episodes with a fantastic argument, like "Revelations," but this time the argument is the set piece of the episode.
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As a male reader and a staunch supporter of equal opportunity for men and women, I find that her argument makes me less likely to listen to the next feminist argument, not more.
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Couldn't an argument be made, an argument very similar to yours on Stephens, that the NYTimes should have hired a Philip Morris-friendly, full-time columnist to tell us tobacco smoking was safe?
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Authorities said Viner asked one of the co-defendants to make the call because of an argument over an online video game -- an argument that turned out not even to have involved Finch.
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There's a reason why folks don't love lawyers and in part, lawyers make the best argument, they're required to make the best argument on behalf of their client, even if it's B.S., often.
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This gets to the brutal heart of Mr Reeves's argument.
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The two men hugged, but the argument was not won.
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Justice Scalia fundamentally changed oral argument before the Supreme Court.
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On one level, Obama's argument on this score is indisputable.
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But it's not clear if China is buying that argument.
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The is also an important "survival argument" for mind uploading.
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There can be little argument that better training is desirable.
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However, there is other data that significantly weakens the argument.
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They resumed their argument, which quickly escalated into a shooting.
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Today's argument was the first blockbuster case to be heard
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Alford will get no argument from Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin.
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The final -delete argument nukes the results of the find.
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They got into a heated argument on the way home.
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That is the argument that some leading conservatives once promoted.
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This ethical argument might also have trouble with migratory beekeeping.
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It is the argument that "demographics are destiny" for Democrats.
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From far away, however, it makes a pretty convincing argument.
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"We've had 26 argument days" since Scalia's death, Alito said.
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If this is their whole argument, they ain't got nothing.
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However that argument falls flat on its face in Europe.
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To some extent, "whataboutism" is a sensible tactic in argument.
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Before you write it off, though, check out the argument.
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I feel like the show sort of made its argument.
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As a piece of cultural analysis, the argument still resonates.
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Because your argument is more complex than it's sometimes portrayed.
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Well, then, that argument people used to make about television.
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The killing followed an argument between the mother and son.
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To me, it's not an appropriate argument, because it's inevitable.
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His argument, that IRS audits prevent it, are plainly false.
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Facebook is on the other side of this argument here.
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However, supporters of Kavanaugh have pushed back against that argument.
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I got into a big argument and called him names.
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The argument that China is mainly about cloning is outdated.
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The song is kind of about reluctantly losing an argument.
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That's the big, fat gap in the diet advocates' argument.
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MACCALLUM: So what about this argument that strongman are ascendant?
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Europe may have an easier time making that argument. 2.
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Much of the argument hinged on questions of user privacy.
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But this was the least convincing part of Frankel's argument.
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This argument is a little too cute for my tastes.
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It remains a shining argument for freedom of the press.
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I've seen seen that argument recycled day in, day out.
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But his argument has been that they gouge us, too.
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The argument against is that the obstacles are too high.
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Ross Douthat makes a somewhat different but related argument here.
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Mr. Stuber said he was not persuaded by that argument.
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Still, that's the argument that both Jordan and Florida Sen.
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No argument can be settled if this isn't in place.
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And after Tuesday primary results, the argument is essentially dead.
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The Expanse is an ongoing argument that things are complicated.
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However, many religious organizations aren't resting on the argument above.
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That's the argument in a new complaint, Natasha Lomas reports.
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The legal argument is also not solely about a religion.
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Ultimately, he too brought up the quid pro quo argument.
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But neither was this her best argument of the night.
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The best argument is HTC's love of hardware upgrade kits.
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But legal experts say it's a difficult argument to make.
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Gaus's argument is forbiddingly technical, but it's not merely academic.
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And there's an argument that everyone is complicit in it.
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"That is an astounding argument," Donohue said in a statement.
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What was the most important argument of the president's defense?
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The Broad's lead attorney Steven Trybus fiercely opposed that argument.
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But the first time that happened, we had an argument.
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I'm predisposed to disagree with that kind of generalized argument.
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You shouldn't be afraid to hear an argument being made.
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Subtle slights were revealed (an overthrown ball after an argument).
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Republicans lost the argument, but they ultimately had the votes.
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That makes compromise with the EU easier, the argument goes.
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What argument about the public option and the iterative stuff.
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One argument here is that the polls are merely preliminary.
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Paralysis by analysis can cause many an argument amongst teams.
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Unions say the teachers' First Amendment argument is a ruse.
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It's not a critical argument, just one from the heart.
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Caldicott writes that she firmly disagrees with that "key argument".
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It's not easy to win an argument with Arianna Huffington.
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But it is also here that his argument loses focus.
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The short version is, they wanted to win the argument.
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This is perhaps a difficult argument for lawmakers to make.
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That is an argument for carrying on, not reversing course.
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The argument: Federal civil rights law already prohibits sex discrimination.
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I've wanted to be in the argument of the year.
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But it addresses at least one argument against new housing.
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Maybe not, however, if they're in Mexico having an argument.
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The Supreme Court heard argument yesterday in Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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In the above argument, both j and k were 133.
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The Trump administration's argument, in other words, is not convincing.
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That argument cut no ice with the app's critics, however.
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But for many others, it's clear that argument hasn't worked.
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I heard the first argument for the secrecy this week.
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Vice-Chancellor Slights hailed that "ingenious" argument – but rejected it.
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Haebler: Bruce and I had one really, really big argument.
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So we had this huge argument and I was furious.
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And this isn't just an argument of Chicken Little liberals.
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But The Creepy Line makes a more specific, partisan argument.
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This argument probably overstates both China's culpability and its generosity.
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Yet they could not sign on to the administration's argument.
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You've waded into another huge theoretical argument: What is stress?
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I guess the other argument is to nationalize these companies.
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May's visit touches on a key argument of Brexit supporters.
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A genetic commons would never invite investment, went the argument.
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Jewish leaders have weighed on both sides of this argument.
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But that argument seems to be losing ground in Washington.
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But this argument does not appear to have been made.
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Hey, how thin does Judge Leon think this argument is?
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Other passersby reportedly joined in on the argument, taking sides.
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The main argument against it has to do with travel.
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Opponents of that argument warn of an impending credit bubble.
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It's a compelling and urgent term; there's no argument there.
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"They don't let facts get in the way of argument."
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What ensues is an argument no one wanted or expected.
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Who but Trump could really own the argument that Sen.
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"There was no crime," McMonagle said in his closing argument.
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To underline his argument, Mr Volcker made a bold claim.
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As Ms Applebaum notes, this is not a new argument.
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So I think part of it is an administrative argument.
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Republicans have even used the status quo argument against Clinton.
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Let's get into the nuts and bolts of this argument.
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The argument that the individual mandate is unconstitutional is groundless.
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There is a straightforward economic argument for making pay public.
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It is easy to raise objections to Mr Giridharadas's argument.
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The interesting thing, however, is Young's argument behind her policy.
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The argument isn't just about language, but about human nature.
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Your blogger does not believe this argument is wrong, necessarily.
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It's a tough argument to make, yes, but it's true.
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I'm following your argument as well as the audience, right?
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Meanwhile, Jacobs can't seem to let go of the argument.
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His argument is sound, but the foundations bear further scrutiny.
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This has always been a bad argument, legally and factually.
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Second, the amateur argument is especially focused on the presidency.
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But that's an argument about Apple's best interests, not humanity's.
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It is a cunning argument, but not a compelling one.
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We had an argument, and he lied to the police.
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There's a great deal more to Twitter than political argument.
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Her argument posited the body as the ultimate smart machine.
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There are more than a few problems with this argument.
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As a child, Jonathan Losos was swayed by this argument.
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After an argument, Chef K took off with the apps.
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The argument that he is innocent is mere political propaganda.
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That argument was taken up by Roberts in his opinion.
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The private cash argument — that there is always more available!
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The Washington Post tried a different argument against subtweeting: science!
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And that is only the first flaw in your argument.
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Can someone settle an argument between me and my priest?
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A bigger argument turns into angry phone calls and FaceTimes.
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There is clearly a lot of force in the argument.
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The presumed murder followed an intense argument several days before.
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The second argument for open borders is a moral one.
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The court rejected the argument that these restrictions were unconstitutional.
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When Weinstein heard her argument, Anderson said he became furious.
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At the time, this discussion blows up into an argument.
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Some population geneticists were not convinced by Kimura's argument, however.
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Authorities said an argument between the two precipitated her death.
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And, perhaps even more impressively, they've never had one argument.
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That argument is likely to rumble on for a while.
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Pyongyang's argument simply wouldn't hold up in court, proverbially speaking.
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In February, the Court heard oral argument in Williams v.
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In the classroom, the discussion turned into a respectful argument.
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"Training causes muscle memory," Erny said during his closing argument.
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Police said an argument between the two precipitated her death.
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Again, this is an argument that sounds nice on paper.
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It's an unfortunate situation because the resilience argument is bogus.
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On the face of it, this is an absurd argument.
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Wyatt made a similar argument in his statement on Thursday.
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Will Biden's electability argument hold later into the primary season?
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I mean, this is a factual argument at this point.
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But this argument is as illogical as it is dishonest.
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Musk's argument is further plagued by two more hidden assumptions.
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The argument for every Republican candidate goes something like this.
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"These are lottery tickets," Spilke said in his closing argument.
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Legally speaking, that argument might not be such a stretch.
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You could make the same argument about the coal industry.
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It was a drunken argument that got out of hand.
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Well, that was basically the argument of the Trump team.
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Then you take the argument off the table for everybody.
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So you're using their argument to make your own point.
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Subsequently, she and Jeremy got into an argument, said Johnson.
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Republicans, of course, are pushing back on that argument. Sen.
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A federal appellate court even bought some of this argument.
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There's an argument to be made against the breathless theorizing.
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MORE, pointed to supply side economics to justify his argument.
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This can only inform, not close, the argument against repatriation.
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It would be a resounding way to end an argument.
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But just underneath ... Funny, it's the same argument in tech.
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Thomas's teacher wanted the student's argument for protest in writing.
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My argument is actually it shouldn't be a bundled product.
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It touches you on a different level than an argument.
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This is a journey, not an argument, and it's masterful.
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But Kristof's recurring argument has glaring, and potentially damaging, flaws.
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White House officials have a blunt retort to that argument.
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The argument here seems to be one of creative destruction.
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And from a practical standpoint, her argument makes more sense.
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Kim champions Kourtney's argument that the stores have sentimental value.
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"I'm hearing two people in an intense argument," Keller said.
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That is an unassailable argument and a winning negotiating position.
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Which is, essentially, the exact same argument Biden is making.
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The outcome of the argument is crucial for Cosby, 79.
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Whichever argument drives you to action, there is an opportunity.
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According to prosecutors he hit Aida Abramyan during an argument.
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Their argument, however, has drawn immense opposition from consumer advocates.
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This is certainly a strong argument for a diversified portfolio!
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Yet I am fully prepared to make a valid argument.
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" However, "There's been no date [set] for briefing or argument.
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His latest book, Enlightenment Now, doubles down on this argument.
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Yet Rajan underpins his argument by taking a local perspective.
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I am skeptical of this argument (as is Paul Krugman).
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This can't be a serious argument from a serious journalist.
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Guess it's a good argument for effective product placement, huh?
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So, I get the argument about not getting too enthusiastic.
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The franchise fatigue argument, on the other hand, feels reductive.
|
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This is certainly not an argument for more government regulation.
|
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Democrats dismiss the "checks and balances" argument as mere obstructionism.
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But according to Anderson, that argument is a red herring.
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YOU CAN SEE HOW THAT ARGUMENT RINGS A LITTLE ODDLY?
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So I just find it kind of a strange argument.
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It's not worth the fight, it's not worth the argument.
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And ratings, the argument went, would suffer as a result.
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The establishment lost that argument, and it could lose again.
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What I heard instead was an argument with no fruition.
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That, the administration's argument goes, might deter further Russian aggression.
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At least one federal court has sided with that argument.
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An argument ensued, and Hussein was detained but later released.
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This argument once blunted calls for Citi to be dismembered.
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Brandon Thorp: Here's an argument that's very nearly ad hominem.
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So what's the argument for owning U.S. banks right now?
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To date, we have never had an argument about food.
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That's hardly an argument for more obscurity and more darkness.
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The argument was raised in a New York Times Nov.
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This argument has been overtaken by events, as they say.
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Anyone can be "privileged" if it suits someone else's argument.
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I was pretty pissed so we had a big argument.
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At a purely abstract level, this argument has some validity.
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Indeed, it is an argument for a more general change.
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It does not mount a persuasive argument for its thesis.
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Silcox told me that he finds Bolstrom's argument very convincing.
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I think my argument for diversity ... It's a fascinating point.
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"We do not find this argument persuasive," Justice Owens wrote.
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Don't worry; the two have since gotten past the argument.
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" He continued: "It's funny, because that's what spurred the argument.
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Hatch makes the same argument and spearheaded a bipartisan fix.
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But many market participants don't buy the argument at all.
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Had they formed a considered evaluation of the book's argument?
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It's an argument that certainly won't end with this commercial.
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An argument over values or intimacy will arrive this afternoon.
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Obviously, there's the argument of: where do you get experience?
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The argument gets especially heated when it comes to pharmaceuticals.
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A: I'm sort of the original guy on this argument.
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Does it egregiously cherry pick facts to make its argument?
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At least one major regulator appears sympathetic to that argument.
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And the facts, once again, were inconvenient for the argument.
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Again, that was a constitutional law expert making that argument.
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Loofbourow's argument: She remarks upon new research that indicates that
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Here, her voice is clear and impassioned, her argument firm.
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But a majority of the high court rejected that argument.
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Soon afterward, the pair seemed to take the argument offline.
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The internet, the argument goes, makes everything leaner and cheaper.
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And it is no argument at all for confirming Haspel.
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It's still unclear which argument is more persuasive to regulators.
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Judge Rakoff rejected their argument to overturn the guilty verdicts.
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Ending an argument on a flip phone hits different. *CLAP!
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Now, I get why people attempt to make this argument.
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The argument for helping those mired in deprivation is strong.
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"Some people make the same argument for henna," I say.
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That's not a closing argument to win a general election.
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He cannot avoid the argument which the fire has reignited.
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Isn't that a good argument for removing him from office?
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Don't give me the old "there's too much data" argument.
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I mean, the president knew what this particular argument was.
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Their swipe at us is based on a flawed argument.
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Still, the essence of Quinn's argument has been widely echoed.
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Its lawyers make a strong argument for Supreme Court review.
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The argument made by Thiel and Damore is fairly simple.
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But the argument failed and Paul's resolution was easily rejected.
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Which brings us to the flip side of the argument.
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Can you give us a sneak peek into your argument?
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Once he had an argument with somebody, he calmed down.
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O'Brien verbally disagreed, but Trump continued to protest O'Brien's argument.
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But unlike the usual Olson argument, this one's a dud.
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This recent study strengthens the argument against the obesity penalty.
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The man and the woman then get into an argument.
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The argument is now being echoed in the climate debate.
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On Wednesday morning, Donald Trump returned to a familiar argument.
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Not so when the argument is made with a gun.
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Paul made this argument on the Senate floor last month.
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The big problem with this argument should be obvious. Mrs.
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I agree with you, I just literally made that argument.
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It is Judge Kavanaugh who makes the first amendment argument.
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But David was involved in his own argument with Gunvalson.
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The pleasure provided by good dancing makes its own argument.
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But the argument has focused increasingly on the Israeli clubs.
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In our research, we've seen both sides of the argument.
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Daimler, according to the Missouri decision, expressly rejected that argument.
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Caroline: I think an argument can be made for both.
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In the 1850s, wealthy southern slaveholders laid out the argument.
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Theirs was an argument that made sense only on paper.
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There are three big problems with the demographic doomsday argument.
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"I just don't buy the argument," she told the Register.
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Voilà — the dangerous drugs argument becomes null and void, right?
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Correction: The headline on this story initially misrepresented Bruenig's argument.
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And they see the socialist argument as a good one.
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Facts, for once, got in the way of that argument.
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" I can make a pretty strong argument for "does not.
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The argument to lift the ban was proposed by Rep.
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That argument, however, was rebuffed by the 85033th Circuit panel.
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The implicit argument also works on the Democrats' left flank.
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"He actually supported the constitutional side of the argument. "Mr.
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Instead, it is an argument for picking our battles wisely.
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Hopper's book is also an argument for a social shift.
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Among many, the argument against sustainability elicits an emotional response.
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Is this argument just semantics, or does it go deeper?
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Kelly's argument shows the total moral bankruptcy of that position.
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Most of the argument involved a set of competing analogies.
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I THINK PEAK EARNINGS ARE A BIT OF BOGUS ARGUMENT.
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Mr. Trump repeated his argument in an interview on Thursday.
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Note that this is the opposite of the overheating argument.
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However, that argument could be a tougher sell this week.
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Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, made a similar argument Sunday.
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As a legal matter, however, this argument is not sustainable.
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At trial, Dunn said he felt threatened by the argument.
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Stop me if you've heard that argument somewhere else before.
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Forbath has succinctly summarized the core argument of this tradition.
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But this is a specious argument, and they know it.
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The plaintiffs in Plyler were making, essentially, the same argument.
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So I think that's really not a very good argument.
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He made a similar argument in a 2011 dissenting opinion.
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At first glance, that would seem to undercut the argument.
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Some analysts see the argument as a substitute for politics.
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The highly anticipated oral argument on Wednesday in Salman v.
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If ideas were all, this would be a plausible argument.
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Their argument is spiced with political jabs at both parties.
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Trump replied in a tweet faulting the chief justice's argument.
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This is an argument she isn't sure she can win.
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His aim was shaping political argument beyond his own presidency.
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Trump, with characteristic grandiosity, dismissed that argument and outbid Bush.
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The other argument Collyer offers is that FSOC needed to
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That removes a key argument that welfare reform did damage.
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Poor first quarter results, released Thursday, could bolster his argument.
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CLINTON: The Republicans, the opponents no longer have an argument.
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It's the GOP's closing argument in Tennessee, where Republican Rep.
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The federal judge who heard MetLife's argument did not disagree.
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"How do we beat them on this argument?" he asks.
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Unfortunately, that argument was tarnished last month, by our president.
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The economic argument is in many ways beside the point.
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"I've had this argument with [Flake] for years," said Rep.
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And there is an argument for investing pension capital locally.
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"We don't consider it as a marketing argument," Uzan said.
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Stone doesn't attempt to make any argument to the contrary.
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The Supreme Court agreed to hear argument in Carpenter v.
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Much of the argument hinged on how Wiseguy solved CAPTCHA.
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What is the biggest counter argument you come up against?
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That is an argument that I could have with Turkheimer.
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We did not advance our argument about asymmetric polarization lightly.
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On the other side of the argument, makeup is fun.
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Manjoo's argument is only justified in a very narrow sense.
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No one has a killer argument to silence the opposition.
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One theory is that payment exacerbated an argument with Asia.
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That argument did not seem to have convince Vestager, however.
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You're likely to get into an argument early this evening.
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" Colicchio also told MUNCHIES that the expense argument is "disingenuous.
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Yeah, but it's the old "you're using it wrong" argument.
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This is probably the argument liberals would find most persuasive.
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His argument is convincing enough to see the ban lifted.
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The documentary presents both sides of the argument in conversation.
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I don't think I have a good argument for Google.
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Josh Hawley made the same argument regarding Twitter in November.
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"There was definitely no argument," Bailey recently told VICE Sports.
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You can read its argument for a cash allocation here.
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The premise of Hanff's argument could be a hard sell.
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And every time the argument sounds a little more convincing.
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I just don't think that that's a fair argument intellectually.
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But there are two major argument against these workouts: 1.
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Even a valid argument is weakened if it sounds canned.
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In the wake of the oral argument in Epic, Sen.
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But the basic argument for federal frugality has broad appeal.
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The flimsiness of Trump's economic argument is also an opportunity.
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I hope Times journalists won't be intimidated by this argument.
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Ginsburg had memorized the argument, as well as the cites.
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It's a powerful way to reinforce your message or argument.
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But let's go with it for the sake of argument.
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That type of argument was successful in United States v.
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But Song subverts her argument by pushing it too hard.
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This argument is as weak as it is ideologically brazen.
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He can still look at the merits of an argument.
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As part of his closing argument ahead of the Nov.
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But no other justice really picked up on this argument.
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Roberts, for his part, initially seemed sympathetic to Kavanaugh's argument.
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But his sympathy seemed to fade as the argument proceeded.
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Then he borrowed an argument being made by conservative commentators.
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First, the latest episode of "The Argument" podcast is out.
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That's the argument Senate Democrats are making in this lawsuit.
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Oral argument has not been scheduled for these redistricting cases.
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Unsurprisingly, the core of Trump's argument is a bogus statistic.
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But now Page isn't the only one making this argument.
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But now he has added another element to his argument.
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I know what the objections to this argument will be.
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Like all Gladwellian provocations, this argument belongs in a podcast.
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That's essentially the argument for bored out of your mind.
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But at this point they've clearly lost the political argument.
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But it's not clear how much water that argument holds.
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That argument got a lot of play in our article.
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That argument baffled Faiz Shakir, Senator Bernie Sanders's campaign manager.
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But others found him intrusive and spoiling for an argument.
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I actually think you're giving that argument too much credit.
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Let's start by recapping the central thrust of my argument.
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Is there an argument you wanted to make in "Siege"?
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It's a rational argument – and hints at something like leadership.
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The primary one is the basic security argument about Equifax.
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Another argument is that inflation over time exaggerates the differences.
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The fallacy of the "I turned out just fine" argument.
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THE STONE I have a rational argument for my position.
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I don't want to deny the strength of this argument.
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The argument I hear the most is the DNA thing.
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The argument around this score became in most respects circular.
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Dieks himself accepted Bostrom's argument that the assumption is flawed.
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The doomsday argument pulls back the curtain on technocratic optimism.
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I rarely bring up the "protect your neighbor" argument anymore.
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Police have said alcohol was a factor in the argument.
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It is an argument that resonates with many younger Mormons.
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Hoffman said the argument applied to all U.S. Roundup lawsuits.
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That shows, the argument goes, that gun control doesn't work.
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An argument began, and the police tried to arrest Brown.
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Weinstein, in a bizarre statement, makes almost the same argument.
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Rotenberg countered with an argument that has stuck with me.
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So the argument would be, you'd raise your own money.
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Possibly, though I'll happily hear your argument for Among Thieves.
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This is not a new and clever argument I'm making.
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Soulcalibur VI makes a compelling argument to keep burning on.
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My argument against it is that this is their platform.
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This is an argument of political necessity and moral urgency.
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You can extrapolate that argument to any number of issues.
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That would have supported an argument for a reduced punishment.
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They were having an argument, and the woman was furious.
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The argument of Professor Peri and Ms. Hines is intuitive.
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There are other holes in the "less regulation" argument, too.
|
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For Republicans, the comparison makes for a compelling political argument.
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His memoir is a compelling argument for why they should.
|
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Chief Justice Roberts made a similar argument in his dissent.
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It's hard to pin down a clear line of argument.
|
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Sanders shaped his argument outside of Beltway conventions as well.
|
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For now, Democratic voters seem to be buying his argument.
|
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Bernie Sanders' argument that he can build a winning coalition.
|
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Can you make a quick argument that voting does matter?
|
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But the fall of the Berlin Wall ended that argument.
|
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To many public health officials, that argument misses the point.
|
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It's unclear whether a Democratic president would buy Collinge's argument.
|
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The bottom line: This argument isn't just for the academics.
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He has built his argument for reelection on American prosperity.
|
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Cornell labor expert Batt is skeptical of the robot argument.
|
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Elsewhere, though, courts have had little patience for this argument.
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The argument works because its component parts are so plausible.
|
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His argument was essentially: I'm a jerk, not a predator.
|
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Their screaming argument has now been viewed millions of times:
|
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The broad strokes of Ortiz's actual argument were more nuanced.
|
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But it also appears to be Ms. McSally's closing argument.
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Several readers pointed out an apparent flaw in my argument.
|
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Some Republicans had been making that argument for months, however.
|
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"John led the argument that it wasn't safe," he said.
|
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No argument: The first two cities are international culinary capitals.
|
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Mr. Benedini made his own argument in favor of frivol.
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The statement did not say what the argument was about.
|
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What's the argument that the money equals an unfair advantage?
|
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We have had an ongoing argument about the toilet seat.
|
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The argument is that these firms have become too dominant.
|
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Law enforcement officials have long been frustrated by this argument.
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I don't think of the book as relaying an argument.
|
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Perhaps frontloading the tactical argument earlier would have worked better.
|
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Wednesday's argument focused on what two Supreme Court decisions required.
|
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Today, every argument for impeachment is stronger than in 1998.
|
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There is simply zero legal authority for this creative argument.
|
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And I can't remember now quite what the argument was.
|
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Regardless, the argument implies a staggering expansion of presidential authority.
|
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" Hamilton's argument is refuted by three words: "President Donald Trump.
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It's an argument Warren has continued making to this day.
|
|
Some of the CFPB's key defenders are pushing that argument.
|
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In essence, the argument is that voters opposed to Mrs.
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No argument here, I slept like crap again last night.
|
|
Every argument on every topic is now all about him.
|
|
That narrative is central to the White House's impeachment argument.
|
|
Make an Argument: Should parents let their children play football?
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That argument had already been made and lost in Washington.
|
|
Mr. Schiff's eloquent closing argument is not one of them.
|
|
That argument would have felt like willful, sneering, bourgeois contrarianism.
|
|
Are there merits to the argument that Tate was minimized?
|
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Given Steyer's experience in business, I found his argument persuasive.
|
|
It's unclear what the argument or the check were about.
|
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The argument formed the essence of his lawyer's defense strategy.
|
|
Hägglund's argument here is aided by Hegel's thinking about religion.
|
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So far, Wells Fargo has found success with this argument.
|
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"This bogus offset argument worked at the FCC," he said.
|
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This is a compelling argument to a lot of investors.
|
|
But it's not guaranteed the courts will accept that argument.
|
|
The decision by a Sao Paulo court favored that argument.
|
|
In his order, Chen argued that LinkedIn's argument was flawed.
|
|
Make that sort of simple argument for the Electoral College.
|
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If you don't buy the argument, you can block access.
|
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And we've never had an argument in this whole time.
|
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That argument concludes that athletes ought to be paid less.
|
|
Another argument is that Walmart should stop selling guns altogether.
|
|
You can take either side of that argument, of course.
|
|
But Ms. Liebman questioned whether courts would accept that argument.
|
|
"We cannot accept the government's argument," Judge Sri Srinivasan wrote.
|
|
And then, the other candidates, somewhat mystifyingly, dropped the argument.
|
|
What is one argument House impeachment managers used for conviction?
|
|
This was especially clear after President Miller's "Two Birds" argument.
|
|
That's not an argument for consigning them to the dump.
|
|
A plurality of health economists seem to question this argument.
|
|
Nobody at that point is really listening to an argument.
|
|
It was an argument easily deconstructed by professor Jonathan Turley.
|
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That argument has never been ruled on by a court.
|
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The fact is a pure policy argument won't cut it.
|
|
But the commission rejected the argument early on Wednesday evening.
|
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The argument circled back to their feelings for each other.
|
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What argument could I use to counter my wife's position?
|
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But, the argument goes, the stakes might warrant a peek.
|
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He and others who make this argument miss the point.
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I'm not making the argument, I know who were successful.
|
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He thinks this is an argument *against* breaking it up.
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I'm not sure whether I buy this argument or not.
|
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Afterward, "he always cites it" when making the nationalist argument.
|
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Let's, just for the sake of argument, grant that one.
|
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But that argument has until recently gotten very little traction.
|
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It's a powerful argument that generalists perform better than specialists.
|
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It remains to be seen which argument will win out.
|
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That is the argument that "prevailed" in the Johnson case.
|
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But would you take a drug based on that argument?
|
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But others pointed out the "ecological fallacy" in Olney's argument.
|
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Walton suggested that such an argument was a good analogy.
|
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Alas, the novel provides no entry point for that argument.
|
|
Clegg's argument has had mixed reviews in the football establishment.
|
|
Today, the real argument is not between capitalism and socialism.
|
|
Cohen's confession added some juice to Steyer's argument for impeachment.
|
|
The third pillar of Musk's argument is the most unusual.
|
|
In that respect, then, "Richard Jewell" undermines its own argument.
|
|
"I can't even win an argument in the Instagram comments."
|
|
The argument grew heated and ugly, as Jeff dug in.
|
|
An argument ensued and another man came to help Revis.
|
|
The security argument for more private sector also is salient.
|
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My favorite argument is there's a finite number of them.
|
|
A federal judge this week rejected the "absolute immunity" argument.
|
|
US District Judge Victor Marrero also rejected Trump's immunity argument.
|
|
The paraphrased argument goes like this: The affair was consensual.
|
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Hill disputes that argument -- with a warning for the future.
|
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McConnell doesn't want a bill — he wants a partisan argument.
|
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You can just imagine the argument that they will make.
|
|
McConnell doesn't want a bill -- he wants a partisan argument.
|
|
She even crucially dismantles a witness's key argument in court.
|
|
"I'm sorry, but that's not a convincing argument," Meyers joked.
|
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"People should understand what that argument really means," he said.
|
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Nielsen said she was assured the argument did not occur.
|
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One could certainly make a good argument to that effect.
|
|
The left had one legitimate argument against the Amazon deal.
|
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" But Conley said the state's argument "appears unhinged from reality.
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Then, on Page 200, replace it with focused, impassioned argument.
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New York, a case set for argument on Dec. 2.
|
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After laying out the argument, DanDampspear jumps right into it.
|
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Much of the argument concerned a semantic and psychological puzzle.
|
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Modern parties "win the argument" by assembling strong communications staffs.
|
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Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, extended the argument considerably.
|
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And I also don't buy this argument that it's bad.
|
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Who supports the Electoral College system and what's their argument?
|
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Alito said that the law did not support their argument.
|
|
PNC's argument for not allowing access comes down to security.
|
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How about the core of Greenspan's argument: supply and demand?
|
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Here is what that argument looks like in chart form.
|
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Readers can decide whether or not to buy the argument.
|
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Kushner's argument: Focus on issues that could get broader support.
|
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Eduardo allegedly strangled his sister after an argument on Dec.
|
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Berke is expected to deliver his closing argument on Thursday.
|
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What's more up for argument is the "why" behind it.
|
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But his argument was credible only up to a point.
|
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The argument that immigrants harm American workers is also flawed.
|
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But there is a real argument against normalizing this administration.
|
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A judge would therefore give no weight to this argument.
|
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For several different reasons, however, this argument is extraordinarily weak.
|
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Repeating the same argument, however, does not make it true.
|
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Chemotherapy enfeebled him, and he missed months of oral argument.
|
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Four votes are needed to accept a case for argument.
|
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Argument writing was a researched piece following the classical model.
|
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D'Souza's argument was the "white man's burden" with a twist.
|
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, was sensitive to that argument.
|
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" The draft rule, echoing that argument, denies any "causal link.
|
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Mr. Malinowski said that was an argument for supporting Democrats.
|
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What do you think about that argument for these devices?
|
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A decision against the indigenous groups would reinforce this argument.
|
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An earlier version of this article misstated a lawyer's argument.
|
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I'm deeply skeptical of the argument that Kasich killed Rubio.
|
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Gail: I love it when we have a real argument.
|
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He pondered and turned his argument around with remarkable agility.
|
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They should then prepare an argument to support this proposal.
|
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If so, how does this help support the main argument?
|
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This argument centers around the Appointments Clause in the Constitution.
|
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The math behind the argument against Williamson's returning is simple.
|
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Much of the argument in the case, American Legion v.
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ZB: And the statistical research backs up your argument, right?
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