A silly argument, you know.

A lame excuse for ignoring my orders and running away.

So Microsoft s defense misfires.

The British Foreign Office has often used the excuse that resettling the Chagossians would be prohibitively expensive.

The sky will cleave asunder on that day and fall to pieces .

And the heaven will split asunder so on that day it will be unstable .

and heaven shall be split , for upon that day it shall be very frail ,

And the heaven shall be rent in sunder , it on that Day shall be frail .

And the heaven will split asunder , for that Day it ( the heaven will be frail ( weak ) , and torn up ,

And the heaven will crack so on that Day it will be frail .

when the sky will be rent asunder , the grip holding it together having loosened on that Day ,

And the heaven will split asunder , for that day it will be frail .

and the sky will be split open for it will be frail on that day

The heaven will be split because on that Day it will be frail .

And the heaven will split open , for that Day it is infirm .

and the heavens will be rent asunder ,

And the heaven shall cleave asunder , so that on that day it shall be frail ,

And the sky will be rent asunder , for on that Day it will be so frail .

And the sky will be rent asunder , for it will that Day be flimsy ,

What a flimsy and feeble word!

(b) Manifestly ill founded.

Being divorced has become so easy for some and for imaginary reasons.

They take to the seas on flimsy watercraft in search of new horizons.

It was only blah blah answers.

His greed and ambition are like a grotesque deformity.

Malformed argument

The alibi.

That you shall all repent the loss of mine I will be deaf to pleading and excuses

There is a powerful pragmatic argument against Machiavellianism, as well as a principled one.

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I asked her why her side makes such outrageous allegations and lies about my side.

This frail, stubborn, eager woman had carried on her great work for a quarter of a century.

This is an argument that we refute, an argument that was first paraded here 30 years ago.

On the other hand, the fact that the first author did not know which judge would be the reporting judge is irrelevant, since the requirement of impartiality does not affect only, nor even principally, the reporting judge but affects all judges in the section equally, when a collegial decision is involved.

Misusing the Inaction Argument

Beats workin'.

Hold on a minute.

The argument that the other guys do it is lame, but it is also true.

His faintly glimmering cigar looks fragile and pathetic beside her parasol he is, quite simply, outgunned.

But the Chinese have another argument up their sleeve, which seems more plausible (and more modern).

Regarding the remarks by Japan, I urge the Japanese delegation not to make poor excuses.

I'm going to explain what it is and try and convince you in just 15 minutes that this isn't a flimsy idea, or a short term trend, but a powerful cultural and economic force reinventing not just what we consume, but how we consume.

The case for a soft landing remains solid.

Both countries have a point.