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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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Those who argue against this claim that the brain can be modelled on a Classical level and that quantum computing need not be invoked.

Ronaldo needs to be mature enough to accept you cannot argue against facts. Maybe it's about a difficult childhood, no education.

This narrower definition is motivated by the fact that many self-styled critics of consequentialism argue against agent-neutrality.

How would you argue against that form of interpretation, if you just want to say that's not what the text says?

He is one of the few remaining serious people who argue against the current consensus on global warming.

This makes the 'occupy' protests, as they have come to be known in the English-speaking world, hard to argue against.

If those who argue against economic growth are correct, the problems they mention cannot be ignored.

Each country has taken some measures to argue against the discrimination, including definite regulations raised to medical stuff.

Those who argue against astrology that way may well understand a bit about astronomy.

It will also be supportive to argue against the dominant view of language that sees the linguistic sign as primarily non-iconic arbitrary.

It is hard to argue against that now, but the real lesson from grappling with the fog of war is not to blow the fog away but to avoid wars.

Whenever I thought that I was possibly. . . being positioned as a Replicant. I would seek out Ridley . . . and argue against it.

"The liabilities might argue against JVs in sectors where respective consumer safety principles vary widely between partners. "

I do not argue against or wish to deny those in physicality the opportunity to enjoy life.

With the diversity of art in their collections, encyclopedic museums argue against this narrow definition of culture.

None of this is to argue against broadening the range of company directors.

Pharmaceutical companies argue against changing the current approval system.

The affirmation rate of the question "I don't argue against the sexual behavior before marriage" was 24. 2 %.

Why, then, would some argue against using counterinsurgency, the strategy designed to fight such uprisings?

There is of course a minority of the media that vehemently argue against Rose winning the MVP award.

For politicians to demand firm immigration controls and argue against racism in the same breath is a deep contradiction.

Your thesis should take a position and imply that someone might argue against your point.

This does not argue against QE2. But it suggests that it will not help much.

An array of current and former US officials has quickly assembled to argue against the decision.

Few people can argue against the need for improved quality in software development.

Lobstermen and the Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association argue against a moratorium.

Subsidies are more popular but both theory and practice argue against them.

10 in any situation, are not allowed to happen argue, against business.

Bring up the glory of God, and nobody can argue against that!

Does the government argue against the creation of an separate Scottish government?

Nor do I argue against or in favor of different planning methods, each of which might well provide useful perspectives.

Again, American conservatives have long used the myth of a failing Europe to argue against progressive policies in America.

But three things argue against wholesale regulation.

And if he doesn't argue against it, why has he bothered to write this book?

It's hard to argue against rules that give consumers more information.

Maybe we weren't calm enough in front of goal. But you can't argue against the effort of the team.

Still, it is hard to argue against a trader eager to make a gutsy move.

None of the other analyses support it, and many argue against it.

One does not argue against the laws of nature.

Sam: Hm. You can't argue against that. How could we live with ourselves if we let that happen? And just because we wanted more money.

The dairy industry makes attempts to argue against their products causing type 1 diabetes.

Unfortunately they fail, because you can't argue against fact - the fact that Diablo III looks like World of Warcraft 1. 5.

They strongly argue against going there next Sunday.

But two factors argue against an immediate election.

We don't argue against running at all.

You can argue against extending the airport on the grounds of cost.

The truth is that most people who argue against polygamy simply cannot count.

Some Americans, even some scholars, will argue against this view of anime.

Some people argue against free trade.

Another example is the church where members argue against adding a new service geared toward youth, because they dislike the music.

I would argue against these points.

Personally speaking, I strongly argue against the idea that. . . It is not only because. . . , but also because.

On one occasion, a politician in Finland held up the study in Parliament to argue against civil unions, according to Dr. Drescher.

I'll take 2003 wage rate, use 2009 projections to get an annual growth rate, this is very simple math, easily argue against.

Why do you always argue against me?

Few in Japan would argue against the notion that revival is needed.

is a matter of taste , but its hard to argue against the readability of listing 6