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"I would argue it is a chicken egg if it has a chicken in it, " he said.

Don't agree with your date on everything, be true to yourself, and argue if you think this would be worthwhile.

it seems useless for you to argue further with him.

But his conclusion is they do not use language in that way, and I would not argue with that.

Rather than argue the matter, Scarlett turned the parlor with its deep velvet rug into a dormitory.

It's no use trying to argue with him-he won't listen.

Sullivan sighed, but he did not argue. "I think I'll miss you, Jonathan, " was all he said.

While gold supply is well understood, silver bulls and bears argue about just how much silver is out there.

It's easy to argue that the stimulus offered so far hasn't been big enough, or was aimed in the wrong direction.

Public spending on building and maintaining infrastructure also matters, though economists argue about how much.

Brown believes it was in the national interest to argue strongly as long as there was a chance to secure such a senior post for the country.

Even more importantly, when you think something your professor said is clearly RIGHT, go argue the point with a classmate.

Wormtail hesitated for a moment, looking as though he might argue, but then turned and headed through a second hidden door.

This was almost number one, but even at 2, no one can argue that this was one of the most influential books in American history.

It's no use trying to argue with you when you fly into a fury.

No matter how much we argue against it or pretend to be immune, but beauty exerts its power over us. Surely there is simply no escape.

The G20 leaders were right to argue that containing leverage has to be a focus of any revamp of the global financial system.

Look, I'm not going to argue with you any more - no, you can't use the car tonight! That's my decision and I'm standing pat on it.

Some argue that the unity government has made a bit of progress over the past year.

" Ira deferred fork: " Ready to argue with you, next year in Moscow, all of these injuries take place, and I win. I bet?

If you were a real bear, you would argue that some day just everything will collapse. But it's hard for me to see that scenario playing out.

The shareholders argue that the bank was a going concern and had a strong asset base, albeit hit by short-term liquidity problems.

The main bottleneck, they argue, could be the production of rare earth metals such as neodymium, which is often used in making magnets.

Activists argue that the disposable chopstick habit could gradually be phased out on an individual basis.

As for Bank of America, it would be hard to argue that without the US taxpayers' $45bn the bank would still be around.

They argue that it would be better to do nothing now, wait for an old-fashioned fiscal crisis to force the issue, and then start again.

Perhaps one could argue it was no coincidence that Concrete Art should have appeared in a country which appreciates practicality and order.

It is hard to argue that China has added too much to its capital stock when, per person, it has only about 5% of what America or Japan has.

Cynics might argue that the government didn't have much of a choice on either count, but the outcome is all that matters.

Democrats argue, without new tax revenues, draconian spending cuts would be needed to put the United States on a sustainable fiscal path.

Argue about trivial matters. Your lack of attention may have been a factor. Some time spent with that special someone should be your.

You might argue that these sentences are somewhat unnatural; certainly, the do not represent the everyday core meaning of the word "man" .

No: they argue this global pandemic - and all the deaths we are about to see - is the direct result of our demand for cheap meat.

Diplomats are expecting so much instability in a power struggle after his death that they argue it's unwise to rock the boat now.

Although she had never dared to argue with her father before, Mary added: "Denis is in a good business, Father. "

One marriage expert says parents' behavior should depend on the age of their kids, and also on a tougher criterion: how the couple argue.

Some argue that Twitter is a form of digital narcissism, the toy of the moment for an attention-deficit-disordered culture.

My feeling was that it was useless to argue with him.

Others argue that the firm, Japan's biggest brokerage, will miss out on any rebound in the markets if it cuts too deeply.

Go on and argue - you will understand more about what you believe. You will begin to understand the subject more deeply.

Yet Mr Romney's plan at least offers specifics with which to argue, even if it is short on vision.

Pick one of these internal signals and argue why it might be important to implement in a machine.

"We may argue over the exact definition, " says Kafka. "But I have no doubt in my mind that the condition exists. "

an energetic assertive boy who was always ready to argue; pointing directly at a listener is an assertive act.

Some argue that the market has learned its lesson, although even the bankers do not sound all that convinced.

It was depressing to see a write-up of a small experiment being used to argue that New York should not run a large and realistic one.

THIS would seem to be the week when economists argue that a shortfall in investment is the main problem with the American economy.

In the meantime, the White House may be able to argue the U. S. budget is already moving in the right direction.

'Now, now, let's not argue, ' said Dr Livesey. He turned to the captain. 'You say you don't like this voyage, ' he said. 'Please explain. '

"It is still a grey area, " he added. "One could argue that as you're replacing something that should be there, it's not pharmaceutical. "

Whether he could out-argue those clean-cut fireside frolics, with "real pleasure" dangling from his lower lip, he never knew.

But if markets can inflict pain, the harm from trying to tame them is often worse, argue those who would let the invisible hand carry on.

One might argue that a dynamically configurable FSM framework is all one ever needs because any state machine can be implemented with it.

Or she could argue that the prototype is so critical to the business that she should get 50 percent of the company's stock.

Don't argue with Frank any longer. You are only wasting your breath trying to get him to contribute to the Red Cross.

The United States and China are so economically intertwined, the functionalists argue, that they ought to be strategic partners as well.

To its credit, the court did not argue for such protection.

You can argue that it is possible to copy and paste it out of Netflix, but the cost of doing this is prohibitive for individuals.

Some posit that gender identity is firmly fixed at a very young age; others argue that this identity can be very fluid for many years.

Those of a more bullish persuasion might argue that the Fed opened the door to more monetary stimulus by its actions last week.

But these events are, at the least, misguided and offensive, and it is painful to see squirming senior Tories trying to argue otherwise.

I'm not going to argue with you about the matter today.

Back in Australia, the Trade Minister and I will be going on the road to state capitals to argue what China 2. 0 is all about.

But even in quite poor countries, a different concept of poverty also seems to creep in, the authors argue.

But some lawmakers argue that he said the same after the Cheonan warship was sunk.

At least the US still produces commodities; Europe is in an even worse position, as this week's column will argue.

He made no mention of my mother I'd rather than to argue with him, he mentioned I really could not bear.

"If I were to argue for federalism, I would be stoned to death, " says an intellectual.

It's not my purpose or intention here to try to argue you out of your religious beliefs or to argue against your religious beliefs.

I began to argue with him which, of course, proved useless and only escalated the fight.

It's easy to argue about disproportionate workloads or earnings, and financial stress can add to the anger or resentment.

"Let me, " Teacher Fei said, and though the man hesitated for a moment, he did not argue.

However, this idea had generated a great deal of opposition at home, where many argue China is still a relatively poor country.

don ' t raise your voice , i ' m not trying to argue with you.

Alice was a little worried for her friend, but when the executioner arrived, everybody began to argue.

However, as I Shall argue, Rawls's account of the political conception of human rights has serious defects.

If you are not prepared to fit in with your company's expected behaviour, I would argue that it is best for both of you if you ship out.

I argue that this process has been blocked by an overly static conception of society and gender itself.

GM will argue it needs the additional government funds to stay out of bankruptcy court, people familiar with the matter said.

The White House game plans seem to be: Get a health-care bill through and argue that will reduce the deficit by slowing health-cost growth.

If I really wanted to argue with you, then I would not go today.

Review the past for me, let us argue the matter together; state the case for your innocence.

Like a small but growing number of Chinese lawyers, he has made it a part of his career to argue cases he knows he probably won't win.

Some argue that this combination of deflation-sapped growth and high debt makes Japan next in line for a Greek-style debt crisis.

Some of my girlfriends over the ensuing years might argue that it was a technique I continued to employ at times.

In defeat, Mr Boisclair said he would stay as leader and argue for the PQ to reconsider some of its policies.

I'm not trying to argue over semantics, but I would like to offer a change in perspective.

Now, let me stress that I am not trying to argue that price falls are a good thing; a severe deflationary spiral is clearly dangerous.

All this leads some to argue that the Japanese system is not all that different from the American system.

She maintains that she should pay me for staying in the flat, whereas I argue that this would defeat the purpose of the exercise.

Now, let me stress that I am not trying to argue that price falls are a good thing; a severe deflationary spiral is clearly dangerous.

All this leads some to argue that the Japanese system is not all that different from the American system.

She maintains that she should pay me for staying in the flat, whereas I argue that this would defeat the purpose of the exercise.

"I don't pretend to argue with a lady on politics, " said Mr. Brooke, with an air of smiling indifference.

Russia's liberals argue that the rapid growth is largely due to windfalls from the run-up in world prices of Russia's oil and gas exports.

indeed, he was "one of the first" to argue for it, while Mr Gates was late to respond, he adds.

Rather than argue the point, I decided to let them go their way and then take a walk on my own.

While discussing the matter, they started to argue in a very loud voice.

They argue that, contrary to the claims of the reformers, the changes would harm corporate performance by wrapping managers up in red tape.

We can argue all day about where to draw the line and say to rich and poor: you cannot make this deal, even if it benefits both of you.

We can argue all day about where to draw the line and say to rich and poor: you cannot make this deal, even if it benefits both of you.

They also argue that there was no chance that the support would have been withdrawn and Northern Rock allowed to go bust.

And some argue that Shell spent so much time trying to make itself acceptable to campaigners that it ignored investors.

Some might argue that dependence on an abacus is no different than dependence upon a calculator, but this is not at all the case.

Some argue that the bones must have belonged to modern humans whose small size was the result of a genetic problem.

"One may argue that now we have femtosecond lasers which generate pulses with a length of a few femtoseconds, " he noted.

Income inequality is often claimed to be a strong determinant of happiness, and this "fact" used to argue for more progressive taxation.

But in a new study, two marine ecologists argue that the penguins actually have no trouble seeing in the dark.

To the "soft-landing" crowd, who argue that this is just a cycle like others we've seen, Sequoia responds "It's different this time. "

He is one Jiang, always not say oneself envies her life like this and have no does the matter pick up argue.

He is one Jiang, always not say oneself envies her life like this and have no does the matter pick up argue.

The job kept them busy for a year. Argue I argued with him yesterday.

The yobs cannot be allowed to dominate, or I would argue all of society can only be minutes from collapse.

No matter how much we argue against it or pretend to be immune, beauty exerts5 its power over us. There is simply no escape.

I am not going to argue with you (about the matter) today.

The optimists will argue that the sooner prices are marked down in a transparent way, the sooner the recovery may begin.

I shall argue that the postulates of the classical theory are applicable to a special case only and not the general case.

While some argue soccer has no future in this country, other indicators say the sport could be on the road to mainstream respectability.

Were you to argue, object, and annoy me for a year, I could not forego the delicious pleasure.

I tried to argue with him, but it was difficult to argue with a man when I did not know his language.

I tried to argue with him, but it was difficult to argue with a man when I did not know his language.

He waited for Aberforth to jeer or to argue, but he did not. He merely scowled.

Apple might successfully argue that the 'market' is all digital media and that it does not have a monopoly of that sector.

I accept that we are equals, and I will argue with him, as an equal, if I think he is wrong.

I, the almost zero temper who was with him on some matters may argue endlessly.

She once sadly said it would be better if she met me early. She promised that she never argue with me.

It was basically a selfish act, though no doubt a sophist would argue that it was done. for the general good.

She began to embrace her Confucian heritage, she was able to argue against those who condemned the Confucian tradition as submissive.

Every time she tried to argue with her husband she ended up crying her eyes out.

To set the stage, in India some might argue that the sport of cricket is nothing less than a religion.

To set the stage, in India some might argue that the sport of cricket is nothing less than a religion.

The business owners would be hard pressed to argue they honestly believed they were entitled to such a huge sum of money, she said.

How much logic will be contorted in an effort to argue that the 2003 invasion of Iraq was the trigger? I'm thinking a lot.

You may argue that handling the ball and taking steroids have no more in common than stealing a chocolate bar and robbing a bank.

You could argue that the user does not need that sort of hand guiding.

Some might argue that the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms would not be threatened by an absence of 33-round magazines.

Some could argue he's got such a talent, why aren't we doing more for him in terms of touring galleries every weekend.

There was a time when African leaders used to argue against multi-party democracy on the ground that it would exacerbate tribal divisions.

I continued to argue my point with one of the women who was soft-spoken and a charming conversationalist.

It is no use trying to argue with you when you fly into a fury over the slightest thing.

It is no use trying to argue with you when you fly into a fury over the slightest thing.

I am trying to argue that guy born around 80's went through a great change of his value to the world around him.

They argue that nowadays traffic is much heavier than before. There is often a traffic jam especially in rush hours.

Broadly, I would argue that this interest would be best secured via development of a rules-governed, institutionally-based global system.

Some go further and argue that in the new world order, Asia's solid fundamentals make it a haven for the risk-averse.

It's impossible to take income tax from witches, they argue, as nobody knows how much they earn.

You could argue that he totally lived up to the lyrics of "Borrowed Time, " but you'd be a fucking prick for doing so.

They argue that this would allow workers to earn enough to make a living without having to do overtime.

As for the unionists, they argue that Britain would be diminished on the world stage if Scotland were to go its own way.

But we argue that it's equally possible that this could already be a [shell] reduction in an earlier turtle that we haven't found.

But we argue that it's equally possible that this could already be a [shell] reduction in an earlier turtle that we haven't found.

If there aren't any, a couple's counselor can help or refer you to a couple's group. Learn to talk it out, rather than to argue it out.

Though the U. S. is still burdened with a large deficit, officials argue that its ambitious stimulus program has helped spur growth.

"The facility's size and capacity would make the most sense if it were part of a network of clandestine nuclear facilities, " they argue.

They argue North Korea's unexpectedly strong announcement that it would never again attend six-party talks forms part of that strategy.

Seoul and Tokyo argue the proposal would reward Pyongyang's aggression with a place in international negotiations.

Some argue that it is unfair on manual labourers, whose life expectancy tends to be shorter, but this bias has always existed.

They argue that the best solution would be for Greece to leave the eurozone and rejoin later.

China's foreign ministry's reaction to Levi's move, the book stated, was to argue human rights had nothing to do with it.

We got very mad at him and tried to argue with him about the taxi fare, but he didn't want to reduce it because he thought we are too young.

So you can argue that income inequality is a problem and that education is a good thing. But the two do not appear to be correlated.

Immediately, all the other students argued against what he said. As a result, we began to argue with him about it.

No matter how much we argue against it or pretend to be immune, beauty exerts its power over us.

It's a marketplace that I argue should not be allowed to be wagered on like a stock or bond.

Robbie: I'm not going to argue with you about this. UFOs exist, period .

It is more difficult to deal with the self-esteem of man as man, because we cannot argue out the matter with some non-human mind.

It is said that Wang Anshi did not deign to argue with him but banished him to Huangzhou.

The two argue that the answer to business's crisis is to turn management into a profession like medicine or law.

Some argue that poor countries should therefore rethink how much they spend on higher education.

My wife and I only argue about the big issues, such as whether it's a good idea for her to leave utensils in the sink.

We are trying to smooth things over the banner, argue that they do not want to let up.

None of these things have a positive return. In fact, you could argue that each of them is a poor investment of your limited time.

Thierry Breton, who only took over as French finance minister a year and a half ago, could argue his best has yet to come.

Critics also argue that commercial genetic testing is only as good as the reference collections to which a sample is compared.

This is not just a theoretical possibility; there are a number of trials in which critics argue that this has already happened.

I didn't argue with him. I just told him what I thought about it.

Don't argue with me, every word comes out of your mouth would be the solid evidence of hurting me.

Others argue that the site is late to the game or trying to quantify leadership skills with a few data points.

To say that foreign investment from China is welcome, however, is not to argue that governments should just sit back and enjoy the benefits.

To be fair, Mr Greenspan did not argue that there were no bubbles, only that it was impossible to spot them while they were inflating .

rarely argue over toys and are easy to reason with, but suffer from a lack of shared interests as they grow up, the researchers claim.

Keep an open mind. Discuss but don't argue. It is a mark of a superior mind to be able to disagree without being disagreeable.

This so infuriated the local priest that he came in a huff to argue the matter out with the Master.

You know I'm right, so what you want to argue with me for?

No one would argue that it developed the next form of life out of its own mind or ideas .

Many of the US politicians most reluctant to act on climate change used to argue that there was no point doing so while China did little.

France's diehard ultra-leftists may argue that Ms Royal failed because she was not true enough to her revolutionary calling.

When you think that something your professor said is clearly wrong, after class I want you to go argue the point with a classmate.

They argue that none of them is named in the complaint and point out that the bank's robust defence means no heads will roll.

Some conservatives argue that a student or professor who was armed might have been able to stop the massacre at Virginia Tech.

You could argue that to invoke Sputnik is merely to say that America needs to wake up and take remedial action.

Yet I was one of the first to argue that our economic development still lacks balance, coordination and sustainability.

I argue that the theory can be nothing but a complement to the theoretical trend of ethnological and anthropological studies in China.

It's still too early to argue about whether Wave can or will every replace email (it's only a developer preview at this point after all).

What are the obstacles that you see to the kind of change that you argue we need.

Of course, one might argue that this represents uncertainty over the dollar as much as the euro.

You know, there's a debate going on in the documentary community. Some people argue that you can get a lot of emotion through facts.

One might argue that the mounting price of weapons does not matter given that modern equipment is so much more effective than older kit.

Those who argue that "political union" is the solution to the current crisis seem to believe that Europe's problem is institutional.

She? is? always? ready to? argue over? the smallest issues.

And so I would argue that if I can measure the length of a student to one millimeter accuracy that should settle the issue.

It would be hopeless to argue vegetarianism with someone who does not shudder at the thought of killing an innocent, sentient being.

Apartment Therapy dubs this as the "world's most compact ladder, " but I would argue that the telescoping ladder is a bit more compact.

Genetic activists are now beginning to argue that the world's gene pool should be maintained by international agreement as shared and open.

Publishers argue that printing and distribution represents a small proportion of the total cost of making a book.

"It's his, too. " He held up his hand when he could see that I was about to argue. "Whether he is responsible for doing that to you. "

He is always ready to argue about politics with Mike.

This finding has led Dr Ungar and his colleagues to argue that although P. boisei certainly could eat tough foods, it generally did not.

I'm not trying to argue that all environmental problems fit these curves, or that these improvements happen automatically.

It is useless trying to argue with Shylock. Don't wait any longer. Pass judgement on me and give Shylock what he wants.

Others argue that its growth is an opportunity for the U. S. economy and that Washington should manage this rising power through engagement.

Others argue that the surest indicator of a great nation is, in fact, the general welfare of all its people.

The only way to preclude such a cataclysm, the authors argue, is to adopt much tougher counter-measures: rollback, in Cold War terms.

Some demographers, however, argue that plummeting fertility rates and a rapidly aging population are reasons enough to ease the rules.

A lawyer need not understand "A Brief History of Time" , but she must be able to argue logically.

However, some would argue that the mere existence of the aristocracy, by constraining movement between the classes, carries its own costs.

But if it does so, it will now be tough to argue that gay sex should be banned because many Indians disapprove of it.

This increase was, one might argue, a form of self-insurance after earlier crises.

Democracy is not, as some argue, an obstacle to India's progress, but a necessary condition for its existence as a state.

What good will it do to argue with him if he takes a negative attitude toward the whole thing?

I'm sure some of your other boyfriends will probably argue with me about it but I've been smitten.

When I really woke up, it struck me that I used to get annoyed at, and argue with, my siblings and parents.

That is unfair on the French president, who was careful to argue that he was trying to rescue capitalism from its own excesses.

They argue against the dominant view that rape is not sexually motivated but is driven primarily by a desire to dominate and control women.

Eg. a. I will have to argue this out with you another time.

He said Britain was in a "spiral" and it is difficult to argue with him.

Alans parents are trying to argue him out of joining the army.

Men and women of every culture, creed and hue constantly argue over their partners' opinions, behaviour, attitudes and beliefs.

Do not always argue with your father.

In this respect, I would argue that this is the only decision which could have been made.

Some still argue that the only way to stabilise the euro in the long term, is to move towards a "fiscal federalism" modelled on the US.

Nobody could argue with a straight face that this week's sanctions were unjustified.

But no one can argue that the Iraqi people would be better off with the thugs and murderers back in the palaces.

As ever in science, you can't argue with the fact of these results, but you can argue over why they came out that way.

The millionaires argue that over-burdening the middle-class with taxes to pay for the U. S. deficit would be far worse for the economy.

And he did not argue on what is the point.

But this special report will argue that it will bounce back, and that the key to its recovery lies in globalisation.

sorry . . . i should not argue with you ! i only want you to . . .

The countries argue that their banks did not need huge rescue from taxpayers' money during the financial meltdown.

Some economists argue that this could create a much wider form of moral hazard.

She did not argue further about it.

I'll have to argue this out with you.

If the president had failed to get what he demanded, he could argue that the outcome was not his fault.

Due to the writer of the view that we do not have to argue for these so-called difficult understanding, to zoom in on its side-effects.

Some market participants argue such a default would be quickly "cured" and be therefore merely technical.

My boyfriend likes to argue . I finally have to tell him off and keep him away from me for days .

Perhaps the effect is not picked up in studies because capital flows are hard to measure accurately, argue the optimists.

Others argue that there is no conclusive evidence that modern temperatures are higher than they used to be.

I think you should tell this problem to your mom, and do not argue with her, maybe she will understand you soon!

Work with people who argue with you and tell you no.