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• It's normal for couples to argue now and then.

• When two of your best friends argue it puts you in a very awkward position.

• They used to argue all the time and now they've practically stopped talking to each other.

• My mother never takes sides when my brother and I argue.

• Stop arguing with me, Daryl, and do as you're told!

• They argue that the membership of the Council does not reflect the racial make-up of the city.

• Environmentalists argue that more goods should be transported by rail.

• It's no longer possible to argue that crime is unconnected with unemployment.

• Counsel for the defence argued convincingly that his client was not guilty.

• He argued powerfully and persuasively against capital punishment.

• We argued that the new technique permits rapid and precise measurement of cone weights.

• But it can be argued that this form of additivity is a purely arithmetical construct.

• It could be argued that we trained the wrong set of words.

• I have argued that there are reasons for doubting that viable fetuses come within the scope of the constraint against harmful using.

• The inherent connection between a functional turnover and selective replication is postulated but not argued for in the course of the article.

• It is argued that the sharing of such a narrative, within dementia care, reinforces carer attitudes of respect, understanding and acceptance.

• A final virtue of self-experimentation, it might be argued, is that it showed the practical value of basic behavioral research.

• Some scholars have argued that points where oral sources seem to contradict other evidence is precisely where historians should focus their attention.

• Some others argued that eradication was unrealistic and could require an openended, very costly effort.

• We are thus, it is argued, entering a ' new ' or, somewhat paradoxically, 'post ' generational field.

• It has been argued that the worst-case scenario often fails to reflect realistic diagnosis situations.

• I also argued that, at least at the initial stages of investigation, social representativeness can be overlooked when choosing speakers to be investigated.

• Does these mean, as has been argued above, that the plural forms are examples of code-switching and the singular forms of code-mixing?

• It is argued that maltreated children's association of affective stimuli with traumatic experiences and memories selectively alters the meaning of emotions for these children.

• It is argued that thinking about one's own thoughts would have adaptive value by enabling first order linguistic thoughts to be corrected.