And so I argued with people about that, I argued and I argued.

If we hadn't argued, he'd never have met that woman.

They might have argued that all should get it or none.

The proof, it is often argued, is that external deficits have contracted substantially.

Many historians have argued that German society under Hitler was somehow uniquely evil.

Feminists have long argued that rape must be treated like any other crime.

And women successfully argued that.

These people, many of whom have lived in North Oxford, have argued they've argued that believing in God is akin to believing in fairies and essentially that the whole thing is a childish game.

These people, many of whom have lived in North Oxford, have argued they've argued that believing in God is akin to believing in fairies and essentially that the whole thing is a childish game.

The Nordic countries have long argued along those lines.

Graham argued that if two countries

For over 20 years I have argued that Western Europe s high unemployment rates are unsustainable.

Layla and Sami argued repeatedly that night.

It has also been argued that leaders should not have to be bribed into being good.

Meanwhile, those who argued that monetary policy would not suffice turned out to have been right.

While these actions were important, many observers argued that NATO would have to look beyond Europe.

Some have even argued that ideologies and parties are irrelevant in an increasingly fragmented political landscape.

Some Montaigne scholars have argued that the essay was in fact the work of Montaigne himself.

It could hardly be argued that that single instance of, moreover, particular aspects should have transformed customary international law.

I don't remember what this particular argument was about, but I remember that as I argued and argued,

We might have argued, but I thought our talk was stimulating.

Conservative voices have repeatedly argued that supporting Ahmadinejad will cost them votes and reinforce the economic crisis.

The defendant argued that the arbitral tribunal should have applied its former rules, not the amended ones.

Or maybe we interbreeded with them somehow, which might have argued that maybe they weren't different species.

Others argued that Doha was dead as negotiated.

The plaintiff argued that there was no dispute.

That argued for their involvement in the Conference.

Last time you argued that, Torrey was alive.

Duckpond argued

He argued that the war was so important that the US had to have a voice in the peace conference.

As World Bank president, Wolfensohn argued consistently that the world cannot be divided into haves and have nots.

Several thinkers have argued that a healthy society needs not only to protect, but also to encourage dissent.

Secondly, many Member States have argued that the Committee should further improve procedures for listing and delisting names.

And so, what I have argued is that we can turn to cultural products as our fossil records.

Many economists have argued this case on the basis of arithmetic calculation.

It is argued that if it had, we could have avoided the immense humanitarian disaster we now see in that country.

Activists have long argued that these attempts are nothing more than cosmetic changes, and that HTS' goals remain identical to that of Nusra.

I have argued for growth linked bonds since my 1993 book Macro Markets .

Opponents of decriminalization have argued their case largely on moral and religious grounds.

Until now, it could be argued that the eurozone did not have a common fiscal agency that could represent common eurozone interests.

Moreover, economists have argued that universalism is an investment in human capital that aids the development of a nation as a whole.

A year ago, most pundits argued that this was unsustainable.

Indeed, Chen even argued that the Taiwanese were never Chinese.

RB So our key witness argued that it was actually

We argued that it was freedom of speech and parody.