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as her mother bugged her much more than before , she argued with her mother a lot more than usual , too.

Chinese steelmakers argued that the U. S. industry is trying to stymie legitimate competition and wasn't injured by the imports.

His advisers argued that this was justified as he planned to dissolve the house and return power to the people, betting on victory.

I argued at the time that he ought to let Lehman fail and I still believe that it was a gamble worth taking.

He argued that soon he would be a man and he should be able to make adult decisions.

They had all argued so much round their fears and hopes during the last few days that what they wanted was an end of uncertainties.

This newspaper has argued that it is often misguided, or worse.

Many Democrats and US Muslim groups argued that this hearing was a form of racial profiling, and should be expanded to include other groups.

Biologically, culturally and professionally Germany is dumbing down, Mr Sarrazin argued (and was then forced out of his job).

Some political and financial leaders have argued that there was no way to see this crisis coming.

Both groups argued that there was no evidence to show such a ban would help improve public health.

But the death of distance will not be reversed and globalisation is no longer a philosophical abstraction to be argued over.

Therefore, they argued that the welfare of the group must come first and that of the individual will automatically follow.

He instead argued, and proved through research, that the Sun was the center of our galaxy, and Earth just another planet in its orbit.

She argued that the decedent had taken her to the farm and had pointed out the livestock and farm implements he owned.

What he argued was that the Germans had a primordial spirit that was in some sense different from that of the French.

"Prevention is better than cure" , he argued in a reference to criticism of his predecessor, President Michelle Bachelet.

During his time as president, Hugo Chavez's supporters argued that he gave Venezuelans the sense of national pride.

The industry argued the stock assessment was better than it had been a year before, so the quota shouldn't be reduced.

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

"But everyone can see that you enjoyed the smell of my fried fish with your rice, " argued the woman.

He argued that Plato did not use the code for pleasure, but instead for his own safety after his teacher was executed for heresy.

Although the word "democracy" did not appear, the report argued for greater political participation by China's citizens.

Some shareholders and analysts argued that he and the company had an obligation to publicly disclose the nature of his condition.

I argued with him for a long time but he would not listen to reason.

Building on this idea, some of his colleagues argued that language is an adaptation shaped by natural selection, just like eyes and wings.

After we left the BGF I argued with Major General Chit Thu about why we were leaving. I've lost contact with him now.

The old strategic theories argued that such a situation was bound to be less stable than the cold war.

Historically, it is argued that deficit financing in the 1930s did not turn around the Great Depression, and the argument is correct.

He argued that the science behind the orbiting solar farms was little different to that of communications satellites.

The iPhone's position isn't unassailable, Turner argued. "We're back in the game, " he said. "And this game is not over. "

But all words remain unheard. The little flower can't be argued out of her sympathy for the deer.

These findings add new evidence to the idea that ancient Mars was once cold and wet, not cold and dry nor warm and wet as is often argued.

It is often argued that they need to look for a portfolio of countries, in order to spread business risk.

The company said that was an outlandish claim, and argued that there was no pattern or intent of discrimination.

It has been argued that the higher energy efficiency, largely as a result of the sudden deceleration of heavy industries, is only temporary.

Mr. Yu didn't seem to be offended but he argued that he was an extremely busy man, and that state-run firms aren't what they used to be.

Pagani it may be argued, does not need advertising to sell the Zonda R or any other car for that matter.

For more than a year, many have argued that bonds are in a bubble, or at least very expensive.

Mr Mosley argued that this "ambush" breached his right to privacy, under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

According to people familiar with the matter, CIC has argued it deserves more funds with its strong investment record.

They argued back and forth for a few minutes. Finally the priest agreed to let them leave the convent for the weekend.

When, at January's World Economic Forum in Davos, I argued that this was wishful non-thinking, I found few supporters.

The children argued about whose turn it was to sit in the front seat.

I argued that it was not so trivial, that were it not for the precious accident of the train schedule, I would be in prison or dead.

Some years ago, however, the economists David Autor, Frank Levy and Richard Murnane argued that this was the wrong way to think about it.

Prosecutors argued that the baby, a twin, might have survived if had been taken to a doctor.

This goes to show, I argued, that it is not enough to manipulate perceptions; it is important to understand how the world really works.

While some have argued a handout would be a way for China to increase its "soft power" abroad, Xie thinks such a move would backfire.

But Congressional Democrats have argued that this is far from enough to help small businesses ride out a tumultuous economy.

She argued with her brother about the plan for trip, but after a while they began to quarrel about the place they would travel to.

However, the employer argued that the employee's phone records would not disclose a call made to his phone and answered by him.

She argued that beauty contests are no different to athletics events (even if the event seems to be show jumping).

It will be argued that this Democratic sweep of both the White House and the Congress is a mandate for far-reaching change.

"Yes, I remember, " she said. "And I argued with my Master about it, too, except he was the one who said we should never abandon anyone. "

JOHN STUART MILL argued in the 19th century that an individual should be free to do as he pleased, so long as he did not harm anyone else.

In a report this year he argued that the surplus would not run out for another decade.

He argued that, 'China has always supported Africa and that this position has not changed. '

"It's cruel, " replied Wilbur, who did not intend to be argued out of his position.

It might be argued that breasts are a private part, like the genitals, and hence should not be exposed in public.

Other cartels kidnap as a sort of violent conscription: to round up foot soldiers, argued Antonio Mazzitelli, head of the U.

To get out of the former, your military advisors argued, you first had to get in deeper. And you chose to do so.

Another argued that men often buy underwear for their partners; I said that this was usually red, lacy and inappropriate.

The paper argued that politicians felt it was no longer sufficient to present their case to voters every four or five years.

The boasted "tour of the world" was talked about, disputed, argued with as much warmth as if the subject were another Alabama claim.

However, some experts argued that the notion that there was nothing but the eight Model Operas in Cultural Revolution culture is mistaken.

Chinese officials had argued that the transaction should have been assessed purely on commercial grounds and did not raise security issues.

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

Their partners were then asked how much tension there was at home and how often the couple argued.

Some argued it was impossible for a state to perform such a role effectively.

Jiang Yi-huah, Minister of the Interior, argued that this sort of legislation may be unconstitutional.

It might be argued that such a method shows that she has not fully assimilated her material.

While European nations expressed concern about the yuan's value, they were less confrontational with Beijing. Some argued it's up to the U.

For a while, it was argued that bilateral negotiations between the United States and North Korea would prove more effective.

She did try, however, Mr. Isaacson writes. "The body exists to serve the spirit, " she argued.

When reporters challenged him about this, he argued that it was because he had patriotism pinned to his heart.

She argued he never got beyond the Black Sea and that his famed account was a collection of travellers' tales.

It could be argued that the radio performs this service just as well; but on television everything is much more living, much more real.

Those three elements, monarchy, aristocracy and democracy, thus had to be balanced for a state to remain free, they argued.

He wouldn't have done it of his own will, but he was argued into it by his wife.

As a standalone company, the PC unit would be able to invest in its own future, he argued.

He reminds one of the British, who argued that Indian independence must be postponed until the natives were capable of governing themselves.

Starbucks could be so much bigger, I argued. It could grow beyond the Northwest. It could become a national company.

Future growth, he argued, would depend "on how much private consumption can improve" .

Written with his close collaborator, Christopher Bartlett, the article argued that this dual reporting leads to "conflict and confusion" .

The basis of the Stavely argument was a civil lawsuit which had been argued several months earlier in the courts of Australia.

Again, I argued that it had been forced upon him from the hatred and fear expressed upon his face.

As her mother bugged Sandy much more than before, she argued with her mother a lot more than usual, too.

prosecutors argued that the blood came from a knife that Dr. Sheppard had used to kill his wife, even though no knife was found.

I argued with him for a long time, he but refused to listen to reason.

Earlier this year an editorial by a leading practitioner in the American Journal of Psychiatry argued in favour of such a move.

Businesses' worst excesses must be restrained lest the public turn against the American capitalist system, Roosevelt and his allies argued.

And if there's got to be news there have got to be men willing to do hard, unpleasant work, to get it, argued Mallory.

Lord Lamont later argued that he was not all that wrong in the light of subsequent statistics.

The investment horizon of these entities tends to be long-term, and, as we have argued, over the longer-term the dollar should appreciate.

Thus all empirical knowledge must be disregarded, Descartes argued, as it cannot be proved to be true.

"But I did slow down! " the guy argued. The cop shook his head. "You are required to stop. That's why they're called stop signs. "

John Gerspach, Citi's chief financial officer, said the company argued that Basel's higher risk weightings constituted such a change.

But a Labour member of the London Assembly, John Biggs, argued the cable car was "no substitute" for a bridge across the Thames.

Kerry argued that Headland had been losing money for years and so was no longer able to offer much competition on price anyway.

I argued that I did not like to deliberately mystify people or mislead them. His reply was that I misled everybody anyway.

I argued that this was the wrong way to think about the matter.

The court argued that "incremental innovation" did not qualify it as a new chemical entity justifying protection.

It was near the height of the second global bubble: Mr. Grantham argued everything was overvalued and was bound to crash, while Mr.

And as this special report has argued, it is far from clear what sort of future Arabs would opt for if they had a free choice.

EXAMPLE: Whenever we argued in favor of any change in the business, the old boss would dig in his heels and ignore our ideas.

The British economist Norman Angell once argued persuasively that deep economic links made conflict between the great powers obsolete.

We argued over the matter, but soon we reached an agreement.

The city argued that it would be sued by black firefighters if it honoured the test results.

He persuasively argued that such an ice-free corridor did not exist until much later, when the continental ice began its final retreat.

Of course, it may be argued that this new kyara is not so welcome, as it will likely lead to nationalism.

As a result, it could be argued that CPP lowers the total cost of ownership (TCO) in terms of training and technical support.

We had argued that the games would be a waste of money and a great inconvenience to our home city.

But Robert argued out the question in his cold, logical way, his blue eyes fixed uncompromisingly upon his brother's face.

He promised that the Rio Tinto board would continue to run the company, and argued that Chinalco was paying a premium for the assets.

Transitional government forces had put the body on show in a cold store in Misrata while they argued over what to do with it.

But a few scientists still argued that the link was weak; the bone similarities could be a coincidence, they said.

Many have argued that, within a currency union, current account deficits do not matter any more than between Yorkshire and Lancashire.

Thus, as I argued in a prior column, it may well be that this is, in effect, an unstoppable technology.

Few problems in the world, he argued, can be solved if the US and China is not in some sort of agreement.

As Ms Creps's lawyers could have argued: it's not what you know but who you know.

Although many details remain to be argued over, the outlines of the next version of HTML are becoming clear.

I felt that the combination of poor sentiment, valuations and the length of the downturn argued for a reversal of the bear market.

For years, the would stared at the spreading AIDS disaster and argued whether effective AIDS care could ever be practical in poor countries.

The authors argued that widowed and divorced people are more likely to have children and are thus more likely to be socially connected.

They argued that the equity-risk premium, as the name suggests, was a reward for risk and could not be guaranteed.

Most recently he argued that the portrait of Elizabeth I as a 12-year-old princess is not a late copy, as long thought, but original.

He could have argued that he lacks the ability to do more, that he and his colleagues no longer have much traction over the economy.

Kirill Rogov, a political observer, has argued that this is now a courtroom where the prosecutors, not Mr Khodorkovsky, are on trial.

It was argued in odd logic that it would be immoral to disarm the vanquished unless the victors also stripped themselves of their weapons .

Some legal experts said the case elevated the abuse of social media from a common prank, as Ravi's lawyer argued, to criminal behavior.

Some observers argued that it was enough that he had been found guilty of some of his crimes.

Would it not have been simpler if Pigou had simply made his own observations and argued them out with Friedman?

It proposes that Charles Darwin may have been wrong when he argued that competition was the major driving force of evolution.

But conservative parliamentarians argued the bill violated Sharia, or Islamic law, which does not stipulate a minimum age of marriage.

Sun, with its unique "cantilever" the spirit of hard science, will be able to pass this Bogut, full argued and became well-known Daru.

As America's foreign-policy " realists " such as Mr Baker and Henry Kissinger have long argued, talking to foes is often essential.

Today, I tried to stop a teenage boy from entering the woman's bathroom. When he argued with me I had him thrown out.

The article also discussed how the purple looked like in the Tang Dynasty, and argued that the purple might be dark-blue- purple.

Lord Judge, the Lord Chief Justice, recently argued that the Human Rights Act only instructs courts to "take account" of Strasbourg rulings.

Triffin argued that this limited the dollar's ability to serve as an effective reserve currency.

Well, Mr Lockwood, I argued and complained, and flatly refused him fifty times; but in the long run he forced me to an agreement.

Capitalism demanded self-restraint and compulsive work, both it was argued were contrary to any liberated and spontaneous sexual expression.

Overall, they argued, there would be approximately 86, 000 fewer heart attacks a year in the U. S. under the tailored approach.

She claimed that her illness was part of God's purpose, but it could equally be argued that she was delusional.

Rather, the company has argued, the data could be used to measure the popularity of copyrighted video against non-copyrighted video.

As long as globalisation was seen mainly as economic, Europeans felt as if everyone could win from it, argued Mr Van Rompuy.

I argued with Councillor Jones for more than half an hour. I've no wish to lock horns with him again.

If politicians failed to resist protectionism, there was a "serious" chance that the world could slide into economic depression, he argued.

Some archaeologists have argued that this leopard like pattern was fanciful and symbol laden rather than realistic.

The U. S. , it argued, uses human rights as 'a political instrument to defame other nations' image for its own strategic interests. '

But I would say, as I argued last time, that you should allow for at least about 2 percent uncertainty in each time.

He wrapped up by addressing the so-called death of the newspaper. Bilton argued that "paper is just a device" .

Senator Ron Wyden put a hold on the bill over these issues, which, he argued, could infringe on the right to free speech.

It could be argued that the War on Drugs is the longest and most expensive war ever fought by the United States.

The husband argued with his wife about the best place for a holiday.

Even many who proposed taking a more assertive stance against America often argued that such a posture was not for now.

He argued with me about the matter.

It had argued that the big firms might arrive at an implicit understanding to restrict industry supply.

Father argued fiercely against any increase in expenditure for the children.

It was argued that by joining the Common Market Britain would be giving away her national rights and advantage for a pottage of gentiles.

In his first big foreign-policy speech, he argued that "progress on European defence is in no way part of a competition with NATO. "

That was the lesson of experience, not an abstract devotion to the theory of "efficient markets, " as is now increasingly argued.

But the case of District of Columbia v Heller, which was argued this week, gives it a chance to do just that.

Building an ABM, it was argued, implied that we might await a Soviet attack and seek to ride it out.

Members of both groups of holders have argued that the discounts were too steep and that the company mishandled the offer.

Mr. Rajaratnam's legal team argued that the information provided by his contacts wasn't material and was already public.

So quickly, I argued with myself, that it might have been sheer reflexes.

It can be argued that any large piece of software today would have significant parts of it written by south Indians.

Savigny argued forcefully that the objective of these rules should be to ensure "international uniformity of decisions" regardless of forum.

Mr Ren argued that higher transaction taxes have also threatened at least one of the government's broader economic objectives.

I had a sense that no matter how we argued with him, we could not change his mind.

It has been argued that the main benefit would be the billions of dollars that would be the immediate windfall from any sale.

"Each of these [diagnoses] is argued with a passion disproportionate to the data, " Fitzgerald points out.

Mr Landers argued back that he was too far gone by then, and that the government warnings had never been forceful enough.

Others, however, argued that the South lagged behind the North only because southerners failed to take advantage of available opportunities.

Advocates argued that this showed that microcredit helped increase school enrolment.

China argued, plausibly enough, that this broke the 2002 declaration, which enjoins signatories to avoid provocations.

The fund's staff argued that the source was their own investigations (albeit of a small chunk of the billions it has distributed).

In its defence, Russia argued that "the integrity, professionalism and independence" of Russian courts has not been challenged.

If it does arrive, he argued, the EU would be all the more effective for having been united and moderate now.

As argued below, none of these conditions is met in the current context of the Yogyakarta earthquake.

In such cases, the information cannot be refused even if it is protected by intellectual-property rights, as Microsoft had argued.

Li Fangping, a lawyer who argued Xiao Wu's case during a three-hour trial last month, said the judge's decision defied logic.

As long as the U. S. economy does not fall back into recession, corporations can deliver profit growth, strategists argued.

It could be argued that the apparent Chinese nonchalance was a form of psychological pressure.

Kuran argued that under such dictatorships, citizens are required to act in public as if they are content with the status quo.

He argued that this distinctive German spirit was restrained and denied expression, when the French gained control of Berlin.

Icahn argued that selling to Google was the company's best option to create shareholder value.

As they don't like some teachers, some students, even if they speak closely reasoned and well argued, my attitude is always disdained.

They argued that I had not fulfilled the bargain and would pay no more.

I believe, as John Gray has argued, that we humans, like most creatures, are preoccupied with the needs of the moment.

However, it could be argued that the public reaction that followed the leak may be a little overplayed.

His arguments were somewhat self-contradictory; the children argued because one slice of cake was slightly larger than the other.

Stung by the concerns of voters about petrol, governments around the world have argued for an increase in fossil fuel supplies.

Only a few scattered and fragmentary fossils older than two million years have been argued to belong to the genus.

Of course, I argued with my parents a lot and Ben had to be very patient and understanding.

It sometimes takes a rather curious form; for instance, it is argued that rabbits have white tails in order to be easy to shoot.

And waste that could not be recycled should at least be used to generate energy, the evangelists argued.

In this respect we could compare Herder to Burke, because like Berke, Herder argued that each nation had a tradition that had to be honored.

Conspiracy theorists have argued that the third tower was brought down in a controlled demolition.

Facebook argued in court papers that Zuckerberg couldn't have given Ceglia a share of a project he didn't conceive of until a year later.

IN EARLY 2000, just as the dotcom bubble was at its height, two books appeared that argued the stockmarket was overvalued.

Liberal democracy, he argued, had proved itself to be the only system consistent with modernity.

He admitted taking the money but argued it should be viewed as a supplement to personal income rather than as public funds.

In an interview earlier this month, Michael Dell argued that some investors were not valuing the company enough.

Bin Laden sent his family to Iran, so it makes sense that he might have gone there himself, Malik argued.

The neocons argued that democracy might be an antidote to the Middle East's problems: but democracy proved too delicate a plant.

It was argued before the Supreme Court of the United States on June 26, 1971, and is known as the Pentagon Papers.

Then, the United States was vastly increasing its productive capacity, as Mr. Field argued in his recent book, "A Great Leap Forward. "

Critics argued that it was illegal for a tax-exempt nonprofit organization to donate its services for partisan political purposes.

Human rights groups have consistently argued that there can be no justice in Kenya without complete reform of the police service.

Both men argued the United Nations is indispensable in dealing with disputes around the world, even as they called for major U. N. reforms.

2. My husband wanted to plan our trip carefully, but I argued that it was more fun if we played it by ear.

As a final argument, it could be argued that women would be presenting themselves as sexual objects by showing their breasts in public.

For Obama to succeed, they argued, the country needed to see his Inauguration as a clean break, a new sunrise.

It argued that the report did not detail specific flaws that attackers could exploit.

Mr Obama argued plaintively that he had nursed the economy through the crisis inherited from his predecessor.

Henry argued that Catherine's inability to produce a male child proved that their marriage was wrong.

But officials have also argued at each point of the process that letting banks off the hook serves the interests of the economy as a whole.

This could easily have been a much longer and more densely argued book had the author so wished.

Many have argued that laptops in a classroom are nothing but splurges.

In an uncharacteristic display, Federer argued with chair umpire Jake Garner during a changeover in the U. S. Open final Monday.

China and the U. S. , he argued, used to have a symbiotic relationship and formed a tightly integrated unit that he calls Chimerica.

The woman argued again for me, and entreated her husband, seeing they had lost nothing, to let me go.

The official argued that this was true everywhere, even in central London, where he owns a flat.

Yet what has emerged after the crisis is, as I argued last week, an even worse financial system than the one with which we began.

The Whigs argued that such a law would give presidents too much power over the economy.

Yet it would be incorrect to conclude that the stimulus was doomed to failure, as many Republicans and conservative economists argued.

It is argued that the European Union will not be fully democratic and accountable by the enactment of a Constitution.

But Argentina argued that the patents only applied when the transgene was used for protecting living plants from the RR herbicide.

It can be argued that the decision should be placed after Global Task 3 and that this task should only occur once in the process model.

Supporters of the measure argued it would create millions of new jobs and new technology to make the United States more energy independent.

China's foreign minister argued at the time, "China is a big country and other countries are small countries, and that's just a fact. "

Pakistan, seeing itself at a disadvantage to its bigger rival, has long argued that past stocks should be monitored too.

He negotiated and argued with the woman for several minutes until, finally, he pulled a bundle of Sudanese notes from his breast pocket.

An opposite group argued that Miss Monroe was an outstanding example of how Hollywood wanted to treat talent as just another commodity.

They argued that black children were most in need of good teachers, and those who failed the test would be given other chances to pass.

He has plausibly argued that things might have been worse absent his recovery measures.

Describing legalese as "a form of religious language" , he argued that convoluted language has an undesirable effect.

Hoagland argued that the equipment NASA used to take the subsequent photos wasn't as accurate as the Viking equipment.

Grainger argued that Nicholson's climate-change convictions did not qualify for protection under the law.

Taylor argued that graduate education must be restructured at a fundamental level to move away from the ultra-narrow scholarship.

the case was argued in the Supreme Court, it was discovered that the code had accidentally been amended out of existence .

"Don't send him to the International Criminal Court [at The Hague], " one of them argued.

It could be argued that with more time and more marketing dollars, we might have been able to change users' perceptions of Myspace.

Isaacs says he tried to explain the answers in detail, and argued that the root of the problem lay in Haiti's lack of education.

He argued that opioids must be prescribed very carefully, no matter what the age of the patient.

Others, however, have argued that the U. S. economic recovery appears on solid ground and believe inflation is unlikely to fall much more.

Most outsiders closely involved in Kirkuk have long argued that it cannot be solved piecemeal but only as part of a big package.