Those arguments, legitimate arguments are the ones on competition policy.
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"There are arguments in the cabinet, sometimes heated arguments," he said.
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So, you make these arguments—these negative arguments about your opponents.
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Based on reports from oral arguments, Boasberg was skeptical of Kentucky's arguments.
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Bad arguments against young people voting parallel bad arguments against anyone voting.
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Rebuttals of particular arguments will only lead to a shift to other arguments.
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We had fierce arguments about Vietnam and we had fierce arguments about Iraq.
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We had fierce arguments about Vietnam, and we had fierce arguments about Iraq.
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But bad arguments are bad arguments, even if used against a bad guy.
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Oral arguments are rare, and the justices deliberate in private, considering written arguments.
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The fact is that arguments about the past are often arguments about the present.
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Don't panic; I'm not going to walk through all the arguments and counter-arguments.
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The Hill: Democrats sharpened their arguments asserting abuse of power during Thursday's opening arguments.
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After nearly six hours of arguments and counter arguments, the hearing was adjourned until Monday.
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The arguments against the reverse RFP are often just arguments for much broader structural change.
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You can find the details of most of these arguments, and their counter-arguments, here.
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Trump's arguments about the border hinge on economic arguments, but are also focused on security.
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You have the left that's always making moral arguments and always making arguments about justice.
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At oral arguments the three judges on the 9th Circuit expressed interest in those statutory arguments.
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The arguments against the NYHA are echoes of the normal arguments marshaled against single-payer healthcare.
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This was also a place where interviews could turn into arguments, and arguments could turn circular.
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Many of the arguments against campus carry simply restate failed arguments against concealed carry in public.
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Those arguments are in line with the arguments made in favor of the border-adjustment tax.
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These arguments about turnout and swing voters, of course, aren't just abstract arguments about election tactics.
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And perhaps that is the fun of 300 Arguments — each of Manguso's arguments is like a puzzle.
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Of course, there are skeptics about all these arguments ... as there are about most arguments in philosophy.
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He said most of the arguments "simply repackage legal arguments previously made" and fail to pass muster.
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We aren't trained how to spot logical fallacies in our own arguments and the arguments of others.
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Instead, it issues same day transcripts of arguments, and releases audio days after oral arguments are held.
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Constitutional and statutory arguments Moving to the merits, the states make a variety of statutory and constitutional arguments.
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The arguments for returning art acquired in dodgy ways are stronger than the arguments for giving back money.
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It sought the release of the government's arguments and any ruling accepting or rejecting each of those arguments.
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Of all the arguments that get had at Thanksgiving dinners, there are very few arguments about Thanksgiving dinners.
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There are of course some more arguments against Clinton and more arguments against Trump than Meyers let on.
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Her arguments unspool neatly, like silk off a spindle, because they are frequently arguments she has made before.
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"There were arguments and more arguments between our parents," Sanders wrote in "Our Revolution," published after the 2016 election.
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However, whenever she was with my mom or asleep, the arguments started, the same old arguments we always had.
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I won't reiterate them now, but you can read some of the most common arguments and counter-arguments here.
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But, while the sexist arguments that they faced often united suffragists around their cause, arguments about race divided them.
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The defendants' arguments would reopen long-settled legal arguments, potentially upending much of federal anti-discrimination law in the process.
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Much back and forth followed, with exchanges of writing between the two sides laying out the arguments and counter arguments.
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Transcripts will be released soon after oral arguments, but audio of oral arguments won't be released until the following Friday.
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There are arguments for raising the minimum age to 20, there are arguments for getting rid of the rule altogether.
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Judge Hellerstein, however, seemed to be leaning toward rejecting the plaintiffs' arguments when he held oral arguments earlier this month.
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The states asked to hold oral arguments in July, but the court did not say when arguments would be scheduled.
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"He concurred with all of our legal arguments and he rejected all of the administration's arguments," said Mr. Ferguson said.
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"I think increasingly the administration is in the territory where really it's making political arguments, not really legal arguments," said Whittington.
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I have never seen a campaign in which so many sophistic arguments were made -- arguments that sound plausible but are illogical.
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As for the lawyers making their arguments, the justices gave them a brief moment to make their case during oral arguments.
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In closing arguments Tuesday, Syed's attorney Justin Brown summed up the two key arguments he raised in the post-conviction petition.
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The primary takeaway of their paper was that many of the ethics arguments against euthanasia are arguments in favor of cryothanasia.
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If feelings are trumping arguments — the pun is fully intended — it doesn't mean that arguments don't still have to be made.
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And, yes, President Lincoln was trying to convince some people, he used some arguments, convincing other people, he used other arguments.
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"I've seen arguments that he's irrational and unpredictable, and I've seen arguments that he's very thoughtful about solidifying power," Mattis said.
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There are arguments for raising the minimum age to 20, as well as arguments for getting rid of the rule altogether.
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Arguments for an anonymous jury can be seen as a means to capture the spirit of Hamilton's arguments in Federalist 65.
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Germany's constitutional court agreed with some of those arguments but referred the case to the ECJ to let it evaluate the arguments.
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I don't think sort of water cooler arguments or cocktail party arguments between anti-vaxxers and vaxxers will do anyone any good.
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When BlacKkKlansman stages these arguments between Ron and Patrice, it takes neither's side, because elements of both of their arguments are correct.
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Oral arguments and closed-door conferences During oral arguments this week, held Monday through Wednesday, Ginsburg's absence was manifest in multiple ways.
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But these arguments are not genuine: The bogus "civility" argument has arisen because conservatives are losing on the content of the arguments.
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A good teacher is a teacher that can present both arguments, or a variety of arguments or different views on each topic.
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The article's arguments are complex and subtle, and the confirmation process is ill-suited to addressing arguments of that sort — particularly when what's at issue are the arguments' implications for highly charged matters not directly addressed in the original article.
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Listen to the oral arguments here: Update: PBS NewsHour will also stream video of the oral arguments live on Twitter today via Periscope.
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A trade group backed by the search giant penned a screed previewing Oracle's "likely misleading arguments" during oral arguments set to begin Thursday.
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Arguments for tighter restrictions on firearms are, in this case, directly opposed to arguments for the unfettered exchange of information on the internet.
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I've looked at the legal arguments against it, and I will tell you as a Supreme Court litigator, those arguments aren't very good.
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These arguments and counter-arguments reflect the likely debate around policies aimed to limit pricing excesses of prescription drugs that face no competition.
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Ultimately, Ellis heard arguments from the lawyers over four days, from August 10 until August 15, when both sides delivered their closing arguments.
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" He is a co-editor, with Peter Catapano, of "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments" and "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments.
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House Democrats have 24 hours spread over three days to make their arguments, which will be followed by arguments from Trump's defense team.
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No decision was reached after nearly six hours of arguments and counter-arguments, and the hearing was adjourned until Monday 10:00 a.m.
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What follows are the three strongest arguments I have heard against the no-excuses approach, followed by the three strongest arguments in favor.
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No decision was reached at the extradition hearing after nearly six hours of arguments and counter-arguments, and the hearing was adjourned until Monday.
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The arguments the husband makes before he gets eaten are the sorts of arguments a South Park hero might have made 12 years ago.
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On appeal, the corporation made three main arguments about why they shouldn't have to comply with the subpoena: The judges rejected all three arguments.
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Based on the tenor of the oral arguments earlier this month, it seemed that the panel was very interested in the arguments we made.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in one challenge earlier this fall and the DC Circuit will hear arguments in early December.
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But I do that as a scholar whose job it is to assess what legal arguments are good and what legal arguments are bad.
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I think she will read it, I think she will analyze the arguments and I think that she will be persuaded by the arguments.
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For the record, the FCC's arguments and counter-arguments are set forth in the rule itself and court filings largely reiterate the same points.
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The machine then sifted through the arguments to identify cohesive themes from both sides of the fence, before arranging the arguments into coherent sequences.
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There are legitimate arguments to keep the present winner-take-all system, even arguments that today's progressive opponents of the Electoral College could appreciate.
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Once the arguments begin, it will allow 24 hours for both the House managers and the President's defense team to make their opening arguments.
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After hearing about the hypocrisy in the arguments, people in both the Senate and the courthouse guffawed, but the lawyers continued with their arguments.
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Ironically, the court was perfectly willing to accept weak statistical arguments involving future dangerousness but to reject strong statistical arguments involving race and sentencing.
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Are the arguments for the 21st century really that much stronger than the arguments for the 1st century, or for centuries yet to come?
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Ironically, the arguments made by DACA advocates now are strikingly similar to arguments made by critics of the program when it was in effect.
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But after hearing more detailed arguments for and against, support plunged to 46 percent: You can see the pro and con arguments tested here.
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Here are a few popular formats: Lincoln-Douglas Debate: In this formal debate format, arguments are divided into timed segments and go back and forth between the "pro" and the "con" sides, with teams presenting arguments, providing evidence to support arguments and offering rebuttals.
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Many of the arguments they made sound a lot like the arguments made by the Confederates against the "Northern invasion" during the American Civil War.
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Smith's other arguments Smith's lawyers also tried other arguments, including that a jury had sentenced him not to death, but life in prison without parole.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg missed the Supreme Court's arguments on Monday morning — the first arguments she's missed since joining the high court in 1993.
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Many philosophers and many departments simply ignore arguments for greater diversity; others respond with arguments for Eurocentrism that we and many others have refuted elsewhere.
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Graham noted that similar arguments were made against Ken Starr, who investigated President Clinton in the '90s, and he didn't believe the arguments then, either.
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Her sense of commitment and her ability to distill very important and complex arguments into imagery that made those arguments seem absolutely impossible to ignore.
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It's not that he had bad arguments; he had no arguments, no vision for the sort of health care system these bills would usher in.
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Between the lines: Schumer offers other suggestions to McConnell, such as the amount of time he believes should be allocated for arguments and counter-arguments.
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Closing arguments (1 day): After dispensing with witnesses (or refusing to call them), the Senate will then take closing arguments from each side before deliberations.
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The arguments Mendelssohn articulated in his 1783 masterpiece, "Jerusalem, or on Religious Power and Judaism," are remarkably similar to the arguments by Muslim reformists today.
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Those have yet to reach a second round of arguments in front of a full appellate court, as this one has, making Thursday's arguments historic.
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In order to succeed, international religious freedom diplomacy will require moral arguments grounded in the equal dignity of every person, as well as strategic arguments.
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The US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit heard its arguments en banc, or before the full court, two days after the 9th Circuit's arguments.
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The judges rejected arguments by drug wholesalers and health plans that the jury was prevented from hearing certain arguments and evidence, and was given improper instructions.
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But the Supreme Court went too far in postponing oral arguments altogether when it easily could have conducted those arguments as scheduled through live video feed.
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Second, focusing on how self-proclaimed "free speech" crusaders utilize trolling rhetoric helps hold their arguments up to the same level of scrutiny as protesters' arguments.
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Second, he was influenced by a couple of arguments from other conservatives — much as I hope that his own arguments may now persuade still other conservatives.
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Rather than holding televised arguments with only counsel and the justices present during this crisis, Chief Justice John Roberts has chosen to suspend all further arguments.
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Also, rather than 24 hours of opening arguments per side over two days and the possibility of midnight arguments, Republicans changed that to over three days.
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Similarly, arguments that the press can do better, or that individual reporters are biased or sloppy can be ethical (if the arguments are true and accurate).
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But religious arguments are arguments, and if someone wants an argument to be taken seriously, the rest of us are entitled to explore whether it's valid.
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The high court is due to hear arguments in the abortion case on March 2 and is expected to hear the immigration arguments the following month.
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A federal district judge rejected Miller's arguments that Mueller's appointment was unlawful, and the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit heard arguments on Nov. 8.
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A lot of the arguments you made are the same old arguments the console manufacturers have been spewing for the last decade -- despite being proven categorically wrong.
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"Speculative arguments based on what could happen are the kinds of arguments that governments have used for decades to justify overly broad crackdowns on speech," Dimino said.
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This means liberals should make arguments to conservatives by appealing to patriotism and loyalty, while conservatives should make arguments to liberals by appealing to equality and empathy.
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Turnbull had not adequately countered Labor's arguments for a more socially equitable economic growth, or populist arguments from a range of minor parties and groups, including Xenophon's.
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The castle doctrine and closing arguments After six days of witness testimony, the prosecution and defense teams rested Monday morning, then presented two hours of closing arguments.
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Lawmakers in both parties have proposed televising Supreme Court arguments, but the court's justices have opposed the idea over concerns that cameras could taint arguments with theatrics.
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"We thought good policy arguments, good bureaucratic arguments — that if we just did the right thing and told the truth, that we would win," the source said.
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Following arguments by the Liberty Party and counter-arguments by the NEC, Chief Justice Francis Korkpor said that the court would give its decision at 10 a.m.
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Chief Justice John Roberts said Ginsburg was unable to be present for arguments but would participate in deciding Wednesday's case via briefs and transcripts of oral arguments.
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Arguments against Mueller Ellis' opinion Tuesday, though loaded with political commentary, takes some of the wind out of the arguments other attorneys have used to attack Mueller.
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The oral arguments in the case also made national headlines for different reasons, as Thomas spoke for just the second time in a decade during the arguments.
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The arguments against impeachment today are primarily pragmatic, the arguments for it primarily principled, but the principled course could, before long, turn into the only practical course.
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The arguments are partially rehearsed — they take place eight times a week, after all — but also improvised, with new arguments sometimes put forward to reflect current events.
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That rule's legal challenge had been proceeding at a slower pace, and arguments that had been scheduled for April arguments were canceled at the new administration's request.
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"I think they were more television arguments rather than courtroom arguments," said Jack Sharman, who served as special counsel in the impeachment investigation of former Alabama Gov.
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Even though Tuesday's arguments were mostly procedural, the biggest change — Mr. McConnell's concession against cramming arguments into two 12-hour days — was essentially a TV-scheduling decision.
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The three stages of the trial would be: Senators are sworn in and hear arguments from the House for impeachment and arguments against it by Trump's representatives.
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Under existing law, Trump's legal arguments are exceedingly weak, so a decision embracing those arguments could completely rework the balance of power between Congress and the presidency.
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They shouldn't feel obligated to respond to ridiculous bad-faith arguments, especially when the people making those arguments are for some reason angrily waving a burger around.
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The reason the arguments seem bitter is that having extended internet arguments with quasi-strangers is something you're only going to do if you're really amped up.
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One day you realize that the screams have turned into whines, the whines turned into arguments, the arguments turned into blaring music, and the music turned into goodbyes.
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The problem with tautological arguments is that they are not really arguments at all — they are simply a long way of taking you back to where you started.
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But he said Republicans could undermine their effort if they focused on political arguments and potential wrongdoing by the I.R.S., rather than the legal arguments against Mr. Koskinen.
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Indeed, I made similar arguments on behalf of President Clinton during the Ken Starr investigation, and my Democratic friends loved my arguments, and loved me, for making them.
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Though the Court did not announce when the arguments will take place, it appears that the justices still intend to hold arguments at some point in the future.
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Arguments come first; when they are successful, facts follow — at least for a while, until a new round of arguments replaces them with a new set of facts.
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To generate its arguments and rebuttals, Project Debater uses newspaper and magazine articles from its own database, and also takes in the nuances of the human opponent's arguments.
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The novels of Simone de Beauvoir, while always interesting to me, mostly dramatize her philosophical arguments via two-dimensional characters whose function it is to serve her arguments.
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While formal legal arguments can be made why he should be required to release his returns, the arguments necessitate turning to provisions such as the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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The 2016 election brought forward real disagreements in the Democratic Party, disagreements that aren't reducible to empirical arguments, or arguments about what an achievable political agenda might be.
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We want to hear all arguments at a table; the arguments they have (mainstream parties against joining a coalition) ... they don't need to worry when they come with us.
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These are the arguments against net neutrality and why they're wrong That their counter-arguments on the broadband classification are nothing new is in itself a little surprising, though.
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Those arguments include fearmongering about how coed locker rooms could become standard and alimony for women outlawed — arguments that are hard to take seriously but that nonetheless helped Mrs.
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Then, stemming from that, in green and red bubbles or leafs, would be the arguments for and against and then more arguments would stem from that, and so on.
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A statement provided by Dershowitz from Trump's legal team said he will present oral arguments at the trial to address the constitutional arguments against impeachment and removal from office.
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I would be joining them in making these arguments, because they are the right arguments for any civil libertarian to make regardless of which foot the shoe is on.
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Monday's arguments Defense attorney Rob McDuff repeatedly cited prosecutorial misconduct in his Monday arguments and further accused Evans' office of a "pattern of favors" in securing testimony against Flowers.
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These critiques have their own — very valid — arguments.
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GIGOT: Kim, so what are the emerging arguments that are going to be -- we will hear about his jurisprudence and the arguments used against him to try to defeat him?
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Supreme Court arguments tend to be free-for-alls, and the rule allows lawyers to make a case or set the tone for arguments before being interrupted by the justices.
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Which of these men deserves this hypothetical opportunity the most, however, is surprisingly difficult to discern, as the arguments against each man's shot are as clear as the arguments for.
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It is blatant nonsense, of course, but for Michelle and much of the left in general, it is not about presenting winning arguments, but rather not having arguments at all.
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Mixing policy arguments with personal attacks, the presumptive nominees clashed from across the capital as they previewed the arguments they will take to the country over the next five months.
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While there may be some compelling arguments for outing certain public or elected figures — particularly those who support anti-LGBTQ policies — none of those arguments existed in Gawker's 2015 piece.
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Need for White House evidence Speaking after the arguments, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the defense arguments were proof the Senate trial should feature witnesses and subpoenas for documents.
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With ratings soaring, hosts and legal experts have shown little interest or patience in the legal arguments supporting his case, even though the Obama administration advanced similar arguments in court.
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Fuelled by antislavery arguments, and adopting the style of moral suasion favored by female reformers, these parties tended to be welcoming to women, and even to arguments for women's rights.
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Join in, be politically involved, listen to the arguments, meet people, see what they're experiencing, test their arguments, ask the big questions, go to the very root of what's happening.
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Last week, the Supreme Court expanded arguments to 90 minutes and gave a lawyer representing the GOP-led House of Representatives 15 minutes to make arguments in support of the States.
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On appeal, they cited as improper statements made during rebuttal arguments by a prosecutor, Randall Jackson, that called the defendants' arguments "ridiculous" and "absurd," and referenced movies including the "Godfather" series.
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I will repeat some of their arguments here so that you can understand the absurd lengths they go to defend these horrors: I'll admit that some of these arguments have legs.
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If it's just the judges making their own arguments, then you end up in this place where the judiciary begins to lose credibility quite quickly, because people disagree with the arguments.
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In each case, supporters of the Paris Agreement generally overlook highly relevant counter-arguments that could be made to these voters, and in some cases unwittingly provide support for Trump's arguments.
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"It wanted to encourage parties to advance important principles even where the other side's arguments are good; indeed, I would say, especially where the other side's arguments are good," he said.
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One of the issue arguments that I've had with others when I get into arguments with them is that development, the developers win, they're only going to make rich-kid housing.
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Taking all the arguments and counter-arguments into account, these are nervous times for pollsters, as expressed by Boon when asked to pin down the reason for the phone-online divide.
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I find the collective arguments in this case … persuasive?
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RANDALL STEPHENSON: There were oral arguments – JOE KERNEN: Yeah.
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" C: "I'd say guys are less emotional about arguments.
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While there are loads of online arguments that disagree ...
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Arguments — even a petition to remake the season — ensued.
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WEDNESDAY • SCOTUS hears arguments in a key abortion case.
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" But the arguments, Stephenson notes, are "bizarre at best.
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Only 22013 percent of the liberals in the study made arguments that reflected conservative moral principles; only 22006 percent of the conservatives made arguments that had a chance of swaying a liberal.
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The 2nd Circuit heard arguments in the New York case in January and has yet to rule; the DC Circuit heard arguments in February and also has yet to release its decision.
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The arguments came on the same day that caucusgoers in Iowa will gather to narrow the Democratic field, and lawyers on both sides tried to appeal to 2020 voters in their arguments.
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Court filled with Obama appointees During complex arguments before a multi-member court is dangerous to try to determine -- based on questions posed at oral arguments -- how a judge will ultimately rule.
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When the justices hear arguments in a few short weeks, we hope the statutory arguments are successful and ultimately provide some relief to the thousands of people hurt by this unlawful ban.
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Should the courts reject those arguments, the opinion said, they should nonetheless consider requiring fewer documents to be produced and allow the administration to present arguments about whether particular documents are privileged.
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While money and sex are the top two most common reasons for arguments, parenting differences, in-law issues, or even what's-for-dinner fights can also lead to arguments, Dr. Boardman said.
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Stone had pointed to these arguments to undercut Mueller's prosecution against him, but prosecutors in the case said the arguments were both irrelevant -- because they related only to the president -- and misinterpreted.
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The Trump team&aposs opening arguments come after three days of opening arguments from seven impeachment managers, lawmakers from the House of Representatives who act as prosecutors in Trump&aposs impeachment trial.
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"Many of the arguments the administration had raised were arguments of timing, that the administration thought it wasn't the right time to pass the resolution," Mr. Cruz said in a brief interview.
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During arguments back in February, Gorsuch played it close to the vest and left court watchers guessing -- he had no comments or questions from the bench during nearly 70 minutes of oral arguments.
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Avenatti's second serious mistake was reflected this week in his startling claim that arguments made by a "white male" carry more weight with people than arguments made by women and people of color.
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Ginsburg did not miss any arguments during her prior two cancer diagnoses, and she was back on the bench for the next set of arguments after she broke three ribs earlier this term.
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The court is scheduled to hear arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday as well this week, and it was not immediately clear whether Ginsburg would be on the bench for any of those arguments.
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But Justice Clarence Thomas during oral arguments was also interested in the 2nd Amendment implications, breaking in to ask a series of questions for the first time in 10 years during oral arguments.
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Five of the nine Supreme Court justices seem to think those arguments have at least some merits, hence the stay on the Clean Power Plan's enforcement until arguments are heard in federal court.
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There is a procedural wrinkle -- that developed on the eve of arguments -- that could give the justices an off-ramp to deciding the case, but at oral arguments it didn't receive much attention.
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Catch up quick: After the Trump administration issued its new, country-specific travel ban last week, the Supreme Court announced it would no longer hear oral arguments, but would still accept written arguments.
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On Monday, she missed oral arguments for the first time since joining the court but will participate in cases using briefs, filings and transcripts of oral arguments, a court spokeswoman said (The Hill).
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Now in print: "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments" and "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments," with essays from the series, edited by Peter Catapano and Simon Critchley, published by Liveright Books.
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Now in print: "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments" and "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments" with essays from the series, edited by Peter Catapano and Simon Critchley, published by Liveright Books.
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Now in print: "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments," and "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments," with essays from the series, edited by Peter Catapano and Simon Critchley, published by Liveright Books.
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Now in print: "Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments," and "The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments" with essays from the series, edited by Peter Catapano and Simon Critchley, published by Liveright Books.
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"They are preempting the president's lawyers, who we know will make false arguments, and they are meeting those arguments before the president's lawyers get their chance because they won't be rebutted," Schumer said.
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History, in one fashion or another, has a place in most constitutional arguments, as it does in most arguments of any kind, even those about whose turn it is to wash the dishes.
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The rejection sets the stage for a very long, full day of closing arguments in the case by prosecutors and Shkreli's lawyers Thursday, with those arguments only expected to wrap up Friday morning.
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They have advanced both religious arguments rooted in claims of Islamic authenticity and secular arguments rooted in anti-imperial nationalism — and they have adopted a policy of neo-Stalinist repression to ensure obedience.
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The court released the April calendar Friday and arguments in the travel ban case will be heard on Wednesday, April 85033, which is the last day of regularly scheduled arguments for the term.
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But still, that was almost 50 years ago: Today feminist arguments are clearly dominant, population-control arguments are in relative abeyance, and the pro-choice consensus officially abjures both racism and authoritarian eugenics.
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I should also say I don't agree, and I think these arguments misrepresent his point of view; I also find his arguments in favor of maintaining vigilance against restrictions on individual freedom compelling.
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But the arguments for going forward are much more compelling.
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Arguments were held in one of those appeals on Oct.
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For anyone familiar with CICIG's charter, such arguments are flimsy.
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No arguments there, either with the quality or the order.
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Going into closing arguments, I knew we had the jury.
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Name Withheld You've correctly identified the two countervailing arguments here.
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We learn to write with purpose by writing academic arguments.
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The day after Supreme Court arguments began in Obergefell v.
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Notably, instead of using these arguments to overturn Buck v.
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I've made those arguments already and will do so again.
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But Judge Chen didn't dismiss the arguments out of hand.
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Shockingly, Goodell was unmoved by arguments undercutting his prior ruling.
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Still, these are the most common arguments on each side.
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Mr Spolaore has deployed cultural arguments in his own research.
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First story involves oceans, arguments over territory, and disputed islands.
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Closing arguments in the sentencing proceedings are expected on Thursday.
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For the most part, this debate falls into two arguments.
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I've had arguments with [Wilder promoter] Lou DiBella about this.
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Watch out for arguments and do not say things impulsively.
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The facts prove that neither of these are legitimate arguments.
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There are plenty of good arguments that they should be.
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The arguments for supernaturalistic interpretations of N.D.E.s are glaringly problematic.
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The arguments on that side of the ledger are myriad.
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Indeed, that is where the scholars' arguments get more interesting.
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Oral arguments for each lawsuit will be heard on Monday.
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Apple has made other legal arguments to fight this outcome.
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But the Supreme Court explicitly isn't addressing these arguments yet.
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Hazel ruled from the bench after hearing arguments on Monday.
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He knows these arguments will fall largely on deaf ears.
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You are finally ready to absorb radical thoughts and arguments.
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Trump's political fortunes do not hinge on such arguments, however.
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In Virginia, English, now 173, found herself facing similar arguments.
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For the most part, courts have agreed with their arguments.
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A series of other arguments has estranged the two countries.
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These two companies continue to have the stupidest arguments imaginable.
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Opening arguments are expected to begin later in the week.
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These arguments from both the carriers and critics varied tremendously.
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There were a few arguments where Yang was less successful.
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Oral arguments in that appeal are scheduled for Dec. 12.
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Closing arguments finished Tuesday, after which the jury began deliberating.
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Trump's lawyers will then present their arguments for his acquittal.
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LORETTA MESTER: So, I saw the arguments on both sides.
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Pepper, during which the justices seemed skeptical of Apple's arguments.
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Those lawyers are scheduled to present their opening arguments Tuesday.
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One by one the judges knocked down Bolivia's eight arguments.
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In particular, lots of arguments are being floated about UBI.
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Among their arguments is that the case is politically motivated.
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Arguments in the case will be heard on December 9.
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Several realist arguments may be tried on the next president.
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The same arguments are being used against the new ban.
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"Today's Supreme Court arguments are developed online," the profs wrote.
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Assuming the shutdown continues, Leon will hear arguments on Jan.
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Even after Friday's arguments, little is known about the case.
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There's no time for pedantic "both sides" arguments right now.
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Arguments, it is said, should be rooted in "lived experience".
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Redecorate your home and smooth over any arguments with roommates.
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Judge Recana cited Mr. Finegan's arguments in his recent ruling.
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It's straightforward: Everywhere in the world, people get into arguments.
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The show seems primed to rebut the arguments against it.
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Both sides knew their arguments and made them with gusto.
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There are lots of arguments in favour of technocratic liberalism.
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But these two arguments also overlook some very important realities.
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There are arguments, flashes of paranoia and conspiracy as well.
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But both of these arguments are weaker than they seem.
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Proponents of polygamy offer two main arguments beyond personal preference.
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Both sides are expected to deliver closing arguments on Monday.
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Both arguments are compelling, so what's an investor to do?
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Insurers and reinsurers have been making similar arguments for years.
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Mr Trump rehashed his arguments on Twitter the following day.
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Arguments like this have worked in some more liberal states.
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So, none of the arguments for maintaining DST weigh up.
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XXX domain, the arguments for and against it are similar.
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How does The Consuming Fire advance some of these arguments?
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Firms typically offer two arguments in reply, says Ms Yin.
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Again, we're not saying any of these arguments are unfair.
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Stop the arguments of the (INAUDIBLE) -- HARMAN: (INAUDIBLE) the country.
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Presenting rational arguments and evidence is important but often insufficient.
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And sometimes, the arguments lasted for a bit, Cabello added.
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They respond to those animated arguments in thoughtful written statements.
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The court will hear arguments on the cases next term.
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Chile was due to respond on Tuesday to those arguments.
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Because he will not hear oral arguments in Madison v.
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It turns out that the EPA was making similar arguments.
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Trump appealed, and oral arguments are due later this summer.
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There were, of course, many other arguments on both sides.
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The arguments between mother and son turned louder and nastier.
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The latter arguments are more important than the earlier ones.
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One side: There are strong arguments against minimum wage increases.
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Albert Barnes's estate became mired in legal disputes and arguments.
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Your arguments have to be as good as our information.
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The new offensive has revived arguments over whether sanctions work.
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These arguments are loud, sprawling and difficult to weigh up.
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Some reality TV moments were from the show's epic arguments.
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The arguments stemmed from an order by Griesa on Feb.
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On the face of it, Apple had the stronger arguments.
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Thanksgiving is a day of gratitude, good food and arguments.
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Not even Exxon is trying to make such arguments anymore.
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There are multiple arguments against mixing nukes and modern technology.
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They settle on two hours for closing arguments next week.
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Mobile devices are prohibited in the court during oral arguments.
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Woolson's advocates stake their arguments on her personality and independence
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Lawyers on both sides will present their closing arguments today.
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The justices are set to hold oral arguments next week.
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But the judge in her Thursday order rejected those arguments.
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Let's talk about arguments in bad faith for a second.
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They try to psychoanalyze the people who make those arguments.
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Expect more of these arguments as Trump takes the presidency.
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No privilege arguments, and who are we supplying them to?
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Both his defense and prosecutors began their closing arguments Thursday.
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Vignarajah spent hours attempting to poke holes in Brown's arguments.
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Mr. Manafort has also filed a lawsuit making similar arguments.
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Chief among Trump's arguments against free trade are job losses.
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It is the logical outgrowth of those same sports arguments.
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The real question is whether Apple's substantive arguments are right.
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Such arguments were more compelling when Chinese growth seemed unstoppable.
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Macron has nonetheless crafted some interesting arguments to make this
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The court will hear its first oral arguments on Tuesday.
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Testimony ended Friday; closing arguments are scheduled for Monday morning.
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I left it at that to save arguments, I guess.
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I wish people would stop throwing out arguments like that.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments in the case on Feb.
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Arguments could pop up today, but you'll win them all.
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Energy choice is much like Republicans arguments on school choice.
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This is one of the basic arguments of modernist aesthetics.
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The arguments are flawed, and continue at much greater length.
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Defenders of the status quo make a couple of arguments.
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Nor are the sentences in question central to Clarke's arguments.
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For the other side, click here to see Trump's arguments.
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It's hard to find good arguments against another modest increase.
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At oral arguments, Scalia and Thomas had radically different styles.
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He got into many unwieldy and unprofessional arguments with Trump.
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The pension funds' arguments for secrecy, they said, were baseless.
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It all started the way most arguments start — on Twitter.
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But Cruz's arguments may have fallen on the wrong ears.
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V. Other arguments and predictions Where Does Podcasting Go Next?
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The Supreme Court last year heard arguments on that matter.
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I love nutting out these problems, wrestling with these arguments.
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The arguments are clever, if a bit of a stretch.
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There are class arguments to be made around it though.
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Such arguments are wrong about both transgender and transracial people.
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Trump has appealed and oral arguments are scheduled for August.
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The Circuit Court heard oral arguments by phone Monday afternoon.
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Closing arguments in the trial will start on May 31st.
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We do have arguments, but they just don't last long.
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GOP's plan to "repeal and replace," his arguments don't improve.
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White nationalists like to use adoption studies in their arguments.
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Second, a private citizen must be able to evaluate arguments.
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And yet, during Tuesday's oral arguments for Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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The word "reliance" was mentioned 22019 times during oral arguments.
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Oral arguments before the Supreme Court are set for February.
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The high court in February heard arguments in Janus v.
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Arguments on that potential motion were scheduled for Sept. 6.
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I understand Ms. Zeisler's arguments for resisting an overlarge tent.
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Now those same arguments are already being used against them.
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On their face, the arguments against Saudi Arabia are compelling.
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Democratic strategists don't dismiss the economic arguments out of hand.
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It is not hard to find holes in these arguments.
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My father was working and traveling, and there were arguments.
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At times, he appeared skeptical of arguments on both sides.
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Wyden dismisses arguments that the trade war is to blame.
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The date of oral arguments has not yet been set.
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Kavanaugh has now sat through three weeks of oral arguments.
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It is possible arguments about disclosure wind up in court.
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One of the arguments used to justify the ban on
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They outlined arguments in a court filing on Monday (Reuters).
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Their passion for one another spilled over into heated arguments.
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Oral arguments are scheduled for the end of the month.
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But Judge Jackson said the plaintiffs' arguments were nonetheless persuasive.
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I won many arguments, but I lost even more friends.
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Schulte's arguments for saving Tangier are a mix of these.
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Arguments about vintages and varietals are as old as wine.
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Complex policy arguments are reduced to 280 characters or less.
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The court has not set a date for oral arguments.
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But the inspector general said it found his arguments unpersuasive.
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Three arguments have been advanced for keeping the Fed supersized.
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It seems these arguments are no longer persuasive to Trump.
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Posting the list would cause too many arguments, she said.
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Chief Justice Roberts is often skeptical of expansive standing arguments.
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He's got good counsel and they are making solid arguments.
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Arguments before the appeals court are scheduled for Dec. 10.
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This issue has sparked more reasonable arguments from others, though.
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Agree or disagree, these are legitimate political and intellectual arguments.
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Since Thanksgiving is a family occasion, arguments are almost inevitable.
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Final arguments in that case are scheduled for Dec. 10.
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Democrats backing the push are not swayed by those arguments.
|
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"The Iron Heel" is burdened by dense, interminable political arguments.
|
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There are strong arguments on both sides of this question.
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The justices heard arguments in the Microsoft case in February.
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The justices were scheduled to hear oral arguments on Nov.
|
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There are clearly still arguments in support of equity markets.
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"Those are difficult arguments to make, but not impossible ones."
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Those arguments seem at first blush to be in tension.
|
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Democrats are ready to employ those arguments to defend Clinton.
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Sotomayor heard arguments while on the bench after the fall.
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That is not how we put together responsible political arguments.
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No more arguments telling them they can't have any pizza.
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Arguments in that case are set for next week. 5.
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Nicaragua's rejects that, though its arguments are not yet known.
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Justice Kavanaugh has been hearing arguments on the high court.
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What arguments did they make in favor of the Constitution?
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There are only the arguments of parents in opposing camps.
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Trump echoed those arguments Monday, saying adversaries are weaponizing space.
|
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The court will hear arguments in South Dakota v. Wayfair.
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Earlier this year, an appeals court rejected the woman's arguments.
|
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Sometimes the arguments you hear from populists are pretty explicit.
|
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Alas, his arguments have largely fallen on deaf judicial ears.
|
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But in his view, those arguments don't often add up.
|
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With Curry, the arguments run up against their own absurdism.
|
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After hearing the closing arguments, the jury gathers to deliberate.
|
|
What's next: There will be more evidentiary arguments on Tuesday.
|
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The Supreme Court heard arguments in the case on Oct.
|
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And Gorsuch continued to dominate the oral arguments that day.
|
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Be careful about impulsive spending and arguments around money, too.
|
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"That prong of their arguments could be rebutted," Goldman said.
|
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The video, whatever you think of the arguments, is scathing.
|
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But thoughtful presentations and good arguments do make a difference.
|
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You should also avoid arguments since people's tempers are heightened.
|
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Attorneys on both sides wrapped up closing arguments on Monday.
|
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There are good arguments for a blanket ban on FGM.
|
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However, there are good ethical arguments for changing this culture.
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Oral arguments have not yet been scheduled in either case.
|
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Both are common arguments among those who oppose the rules.
|
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Justices will hear arguments on the case in the fall.
|
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I think one of the arguments against Oprah is 45.
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MR. TRUMP: Yeah, all kinds of fights, physical ... INTERVIEWER: Arguments?
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Trump's legal arguments, it should be noted, are exceedingly weak.
|
|
So how do you stop those money arguments at home?
|
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Do these young people have strong arguments in their favor?
|
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"I can remember as a kid the arguments," he said.
|
|
This story has been updated with details of oral arguments.
|
|
From a cultural change standpoint, these legal arguments are significant.
|
|
The Supreme Court has canceled arguments on the previous policy.
|
|
One of the central arguments of "Hillary" is that Mrs.
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These arguments are on the lips of many liberals lately.
|
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The arguments in that case eventually got back on track.
|
|
Mr. Rechnitz was still central to both sides' closing arguments.
|
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To support this claim, the proposal makes three main arguments.
|
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The reading sessions were filled with discussions, arguments and crying.
|
|
What are the main arguments for and against cutting taxes?
|
|
Nietzsche made these same arguments more than 100 years ago.
|
|
Caroline: You'll get no arguments from me on that front.
|
|
As usual, he asked no questions during Supreme Court arguments.
|
|
And it wasn't as if we'd had any major arguments.
|
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The courts started to accept these arguments in the 1970s.
|
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The arguments, if history is a guide, will never be.
|
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The arguments we make to political appointees are not heard.
|
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This isn't a place for hard feelings or fierce arguments.
|
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You can read both arguments here and decide for yourself.
|
|
Republicans' bad faith arguments have created the thing they feared.
|
|
But the arguments generally led them to the same place.
|
|
Breyer and Justice Sonia Sotomayor appeared to favor Star's arguments.
|
|
By the summer of 1776 constitutional arguments had become irrelevant.
|
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The speech echoed arguments that Mr. Wang has made before.
|
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Our extremely thorough and scientifically accurate arguments are as follows.
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Final arguments in the entrapment proceedings are slated for May.
|
|
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court reheard arguments in Jennings v.
|
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Some of those arguments could have posed challenges for Mrs.
|
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The same arguments are being put forth in New Jersey.
|
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We had our arguments and then we had some success.
|
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So are arguments over vigilantism and the limits of nonviolence.
|
|
But Quill arguments are less compelling now than in 1992.
|
|
We'll have meetings with the parties that resemble oral arguments.
|
|
Ahead, we looked into why their arguments don't hold up.
|
|
It is important to understand why those arguments are specious.
|
|
Whether his legal arguments will prevail in court remains uncertain.
|
|
The court will hear arguments in the case next month.
|
|
On Tuesday, the justices heard oral arguments in Gill v.
|
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The court denied the request to expedite arguments in January.
|
|
A steady response to the eclipse could bolster those arguments.
|
|
What happened during opening arguments of the Senate impeachment trial?
|
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This is where the arguments over trade deficits get tricky.
|
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Opening arguments are set to be heard on Sept. 6.
|
|
I'm skeptical of arguments that their expression is inevitable, though.
|
|
Lawyers on both sides give opening statements and closing arguments.
|
|
Bitter arguments between White House advisers help him make decisions.
|
|
Their Twitter skirmish happened during arguments in the impeachment trial.
|
|
Impeachment Opening arguments are underway in the Senate impeachment trial.
|
|
They expressed boredom at three days of painstaking Democratic arguments.
|
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ET Tuesday for its final allotted day for opening arguments.
|
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Once these initial votes are done, opening arguments will begin.
|
|
He saved his finest arguments for the most important topics.
|
|
And THEN the opening arguments of the trial can start.
|
|
Kavanaugh was also receptive to the arguments of constitutional violation.
|
|
We have to stand our ground and present our arguments.
|
|
It saved its best counter arguments for its closing statement.
|
|
And in August, the same court rejected the DOE arguments.
|
|
At stake before the court in oral arguments on Nov.
|
|
Sceptics of the megafund model still have plenty of arguments.
|
|
The House managers would come over [and] make their arguments.
|
|
In the D.C. Circuit, oral arguments are scheduled for Dec.
|
|
Oral arguments in the case have been scheduled for Monday.
|
|
On their face, many of the procedural arguments are shaky.
|
|
Arguments are expected to close as early as April 30.
|
|
Readers say they also want to hear other conservative arguments.
|
|
A week from Monday, he will hear his first arguments.
|
|
Critics of Trump's regulatory budget tend to make several arguments.
|
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What arguments over the movie series say about our nation.
|
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The court has not yet set a date for arguments.
|
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And we have to stop the infighting and the arguments.
|
|
Formal arguments could start as early as Jan. 21. Sen.
|
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Expect to see some of those arguments litigated tomorrow night.
|
|
And that has given the Chinese fodder for their arguments.
|
|
The president's defense team will begin its opening arguments Saturday.
|
|
There are strong arguments on both sides of that case.
|
|
These are dangerous arguments, as many, including Schiff, have noted.
|
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The justices will hear arguments in the case this spring.
|
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And the moral arguments in favor of holism are powerful.
|
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House managers are making their arguments at a pivotal time.
|
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Trump's legal team on Tuesday wrapped up its opening arguments.
|
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The court described the bank's arguments as "devoid of seriousness".
|
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Others paced the back of the chamber during arguments. Sen.
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It will hear arguments on the ban's legality in October.
|
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Once those parameters are set, the formal arguments will begin.
|
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They will finish making their opening arguments on Friday evening.
|
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They took diligent notes during the Trump team's opening arguments.
|
|
On Tuesday, lawmakers heard these arguments in the public glare.
|
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Opening arguments will kick off on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
|
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Oral arguments are scheduled for September, and Tribe may participate.
|
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House Republicans defend Trump to reporters before opening arguments resume
|
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On Saturday, she said she had found those arguments persuasive.
|
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Murray Gleeson, a former chief justice, has assailed such arguments.
|
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After all, money arguments are the top predictor of divorce.
|
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Let's take a look at the basis for Treasury's arguments.
|
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We can't make the same gender arguments — it doesn't work.
|
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The BOP, in other words, had adopted the opposition's arguments.
|
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But arguments of complexity are, in an impatient time, suspect.
|
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Next step: Oral arguments are March 4 Read more here.
|
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Arguments on that issue are set for early next year.
|
|
Conservative litigants also rely on hypocritical arguments in Bostock v.
|
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Instead, conservatives are advancing arguments the court has already rejected.
|
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As for those arguments about margarine being synthetic, even shameful?
|
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Reasonable leaders with rational arguments could not assuage the loss.
|
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The arguments against universal suffrage have taken a few forms.
|
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I think we need to hear arguments and review evidence.
|
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The justices heard oral arguments in that case on Wednesday.
|
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Instead, the arguments have been about what Mr Trump intended.
|
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A judge in Maryland heard arguments in another this week.
|
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The arguments against the bureau and Mr. Cordray are weak.
|
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And so the arguments blaze on, from age to age.
|
|
Pelosi's arguments about impeachment deal with the here and now.
|
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The Trump administration had backed Novartis' arguments in the case.
|
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The sides made oral arguments Wednesday before the Second Circuit.
|
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These arguments have earned some sympathy from the federal judiciary.
|
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Oral arguments in the case are set for early June.
|
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But it wasn't only the press that made such arguments.
|
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The Ninth Circuit heard arguments in an appeal in December.
|
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Those arguments are eternal, as the frequent biblical references suggest.
|
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We aren't going to settle many of those arguments here.
|
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She did not miss any arguments after the earlier procedures.
|
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But also watch out for arguments and differences in opinion.
|
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It's important to put the arguments there and discuss them.
|
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Arguments about spending, particularly within families, are sure to arise.
|
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Take a close look: There are arguments on both sides.
|
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The appeals court will hear arguments on this point, too.
|
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"Both of these arguments are lacking in merit," Leon ruled.
|
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Arguments over the defense motion will take place this week.
|
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So the students engage the challenging arguments and ideas instead.
|
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Oral arguments are expected in the first week of June.
|
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They can also add any additional arguments they think of.
|
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There are arguments for the aspirational and the pragmatic approach.
|
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Unfortunately, "bathroom bills" and their corresponding arguments are nothing new.
|
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The arguments raised by Trump, however, have been studied repeatedly.
|
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These two arguments collide beginning around the :30 mark below.
|
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Yellen made clear that she isn't endorsing these arguments — yet.
|
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It will be the same arguments that I'm having now.
|
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Both arguments would be valid on the face of this.
|
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Each of these arguments is far more complicated, of course.
|
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There are big arguments to be had about those things.
|
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The court hears arguments in that case on Feb. 21.
|
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In and of themselves, these are not wildly unusual arguments.
|
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In particular, I think it runs two different arguments together.
|
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There are, no doubt, some interesting arguments in the book.
|
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Other valid arguments, but a stolen election is not one.
|
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And it won't help the administration's arguments in the courts.
|
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The Supreme Court heard arguments on that matter last year.
|
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Conservatives were encouraged by the oral arguments in the case.
|
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" The justices are now left with some strange options for how to proceed with the three cases: • Dismiss them entirely • Hold oral arguments in March or April and risk the 4-4 tie • Hold oral arguments in March or April, then re-hear oral arguments next term, when there will presumably be a ninth justice • Schedule oral arguments in May or June — very unusual timing — before the term is over if the ninth justice is confirmed by then • Delay oral arguments through the end of the term and announce that they will carry over to the next term For the last option, oral arguments in the cases would happen nearly two years after the court agreed to take them — a situation Wermiel says is perhaps unprecedented and "certainly unusual.
|
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After Gorsuch was confirmed to fill the seat, he played it close to the vest during arguments in February -- offering no comments or questions from the bench during nearly 70 minutes of oral arguments.
|
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After plaintiffs' lawyers at Lemberg Law filed an amended complaint, they agreed with Facebook defense counsel from Kirkland to wait for a decision on all other dismissal arguments before briefing the First Amendment arguments.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Aimee Hector acknowledged with hindsight that the arguments could have been handled differently, but said Jackson's comments were in response to defense arguments that jurors should have the courage to acquit.
|
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It also features some familiar arguments made by supporters about the impact self-driving cars could have on traffic accidents and fatalities — arguments still being made today by Google, Uber, and all the rest.
|
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What distinguishes him from other commentators is his knack for distilling the complicated arguments of his opponents into a few essential premises, and then, with inexorable logic, taking these streamlined arguments to absurd conclusions.
|
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Arguments about God in the canteen or on the assembly line may be silenced by this week's ruling, but it seems that arguments about the boundaries between conversation, debate and bullying will not be.
|
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It seems designed to start arguments about who's at fault, based on who experiences the most dramatic and Oscar-worthy pain, but then to shut down those arguments by parading Tom's purity and dignity.
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It would require the Supreme Court to release same-day audio of its arguments in the first year after the bill is enacted and then live stream audio of its arguments after two years.
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"Because DOJ declined to raise those arguments here, the House's amicus curiae brief will aid the Court in its swift resolution of this case by introducing these meritorious legal arguments," the GOP's brief states.
|
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The arguments made in favor of ending birthright citizenship are arguments about the text of the Constitution, American history, and the rule of law — a comfortable register for elite conservative thinkers to speak in.
|
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Ginsburg misses arguments: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who underwent cancer surgery last month, was missing from the bench on Monday for the first arguments since the Supreme Court returned from a four-week break.
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Obamacare under fire: A panel of federal judges heard oral arguments on Tuesday in an appeals case that challenges the Affordable Care Act's constitutionality — and they sounded skeptical of the arguments in its defense.
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And so we end up asking not whether the candidates made good arguments given what we know to be true but whether they made good arguments given what we imagine voters know to be true.
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Arguments against term limits tend to proceed by selecting specific historical circumstances in which it seems plausible that the electorate would have chosen poorly and then presenting them as knock-down arguments against third terms.
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Political arguments divide the companyThe same cultural standard within Google that encourages frank, open dissent — when paired with Google's famously open internal communications — has also pushed employees into political arguments that have divided the company.
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"We need to be doing that again right now, including the arguments to have trans military members be able to serve, where are the conservative arguments for that because they exist, trust me," he said.
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Some of the arguments for God's existence that I've defended, such as the arguments from the origin of the universe and the fine-tuning of the universe, appeal to the best evidence of contemporary science.
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"It's legitimate for them to push for more access, and in some cases I think their arguments are valid, and in some instances I think their arguments aren't valid," Mr. Souza said at the time.
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The problem with most of the arguments for the Electoral College is that they prove too much, because if they were good arguments, every state is stupid, as no state has a mini Electoral College.
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Closing arguments are scheduled to be delivered at 10 a.m. Monday.
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He did not want any defence witnesses, legal arguments or appeals.
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Ultimately, Cramer found merit to the arguments from Goldman and BMO.
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Mattis clearly understands which arguments will have an impact on Trump.
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The court says it would conclude oral arguments on Feb. 27.
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The next arguments are scheduled for the final week of November.
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But the very human failures of the present rocked their arguments.
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Both these arguments overlook some very basic, but informative, economic principles.
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Such arguments are part of a gnarly, ongoing debate over whether
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Appeals courts are expected to weigh his arguments later this summer.
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Closing arguments for the defense were due to continue on Thursday.
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The big question now is whether regulators will buy these arguments.
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Are arguments for the art of listening falling on deaf ears?
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The responsible intellectual use of cultural arguments begins with clear terminology.
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House and Senate leaders used those arguments to reassure Republican holdouts.
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Schinas said Juncker was "very prepared" to set out European arguments.
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Physicists have other arguments for why time doesn't have a direction.
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Indeed, that was one of the central arguments against women's suffrage.
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During oral arguments, he challenged the administration's justification for the ban.
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But some scientific arguments appear to be more persuasive than others.
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Ginsburg did not miss any oral arguments because of her injury.
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It emerges during their public arguments, on matters small and large.
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At first this wasn't clearly established and led to small arguments.
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I don't see the point in arguments and things like that.
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That's what people resort to when they don't have solid arguments.
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These discoveries make the arguments to do so much more difficult.
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His lawyers had employed several arguments against the execution this year.
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By the way: Scheduling issues and arguments pop up this evening.
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Arguments that 280 characters are an unnecessary novelty are overwhelmingly valid.
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The sides have already filed lengthy briefs detailing their legal arguments.
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I expect that the court will take MacDonald's arguments very seriously.
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These are arguments in Islam that were decided a century ago.
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Feed a MADCOM enough arguments and it will never repeat itself.
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" Schumer added, "Separate the shutdown from the arguments over border security.
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So, frankly, I am very skeptical of those types of arguments.
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The judge could also toss out the FCC's previous defense arguments.
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" William replied: "Thank you very much, yes we don't want arguments.
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Hogan announced his decision from the bench right after hearing arguments.
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Hitherto, Indonesian Muslims have not been easily swayed by sectarian arguments.
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ACLU lawyers emerge from the Supreme Court after arguments Oct. 10.
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Arguments over property are among the most frequent causes of unrest.
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During the reporters' trial, she hid behind the prosecution's flimsy arguments.
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Instead, I'm going to try to walk you through the arguments.
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Some of these arguments are drawn from the anti-ACA playbook.
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Expect more such arguments if the ranks of BOGOF bobbies grow.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court holds oral arguments on U.S. v.
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Even the complaints about such places contain arguments in their favour.
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Pete Buttigieg: B Mayor Pete was pretty effective in policy arguments.
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The wealthy have countered with arguments for cutting Social Security instead.
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Similar arguments can be and often are made about cryptocurrencies, today.
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Those arguments are worth examining even with the uncertainty of Iowa.
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"I think after Monday his arguments became increasingly untethered," Turley added.
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The US Supreme Court on Monday canceled arguments scheduled for Oct.
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Advocates for "burqa bans" typically offer three arguments in their favour.
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He's also open to hearing arguments against the short-term strategy.
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Yet there are echoes of the Brexit campaign in their arguments.
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Distracting or not, there are some solid arguments on both sides.
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"In unhealthy arguments, people get defensive and critical," Dr. Greer says.
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So, where it is important is when they raise efficiency arguments.
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The 9th Circuit is scheduled to hear arguments on May 15.
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The arguments about marriage and terrorism are part of its legacy.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg will miss Supreme Court arguments following cancer surgery.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee intervened to buttress the state's arguments.
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You saw them starting out by making these arguments about documents.
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At best, there could be a lot of arguments with customers.
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Arguments were recently made in a motion to dismiss the case.
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The Supreme Court has set arguments for both cases in March.
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"They don't hold grudges ever," the mom said of their arguments.
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Trump's arguments in Mazars, the congressional subpoenas case, are equally weak.
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Those arguments figured prominently in the legal battle over net neutrality.
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Clinton and Trump made closing arguments in USA Today op-eds.
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However, clips of Fabian's arguments were widely circulated on social media.
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Closing arguments were set to begin no earlier than Wednesday morning.
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HANNITY: We will give 22009 seconds closing arguments, Dr. Gorka first.
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Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign is already turning to its closing arguments.
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A new beginning is here, but do watch out for arguments.
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Oral arguments for that case were set to start June 53.
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To these arguments Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has given various defenses.
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The bank said it would reserve its arguments for the court.
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Mixing them up can lead to confusing analysis and unnecessary arguments.
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Arguments against TTIP sounded decidedly more anti-corporatist on the ground.
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For more about the arguments against TTIP and CETA, click here.
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This lets landlords avoid any frustrating arguments with tenants about damage.
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Instead Mr Mueller provided arguments on both sides of the question.
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He had wanted to focus his defence on public-interest arguments.
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The eight justices heard oral arguments in that case on Wednesday.
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The result was hard to predict based on arguments in December.
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I don't think arguments inspire healing, but invisibility doesn't help either.
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Trump's arguments about health care echo GOP candidates around the country.
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We've had dinners, we've been on location together, we've had arguments.
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What's next: The 5th Circuit will hear oral arguments July 9.
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The lawyers must submit arguments in the case by 12 p.m.
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Wright has two arguments for why she doesn't participate in Instagram.
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We intend to pursue all arguments that are available to us.
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So far, though, the arguments aren't backed up by the evidence.
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Third, Roosevelt and Reagan clinched their arguments with their governing record.
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His defense began their arguments on Monday, starting with Latham's testimony.
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In that situation, the court will have to schedule new arguments.
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Nuanced arguments, however, do not appeal to the majority of people.
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Arguments in the suit are expected to be heard this week.
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Arguments to counter this are simply ridiculous in the 21st century.
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Because both sides would have arguments and ... We're used to it.
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As recently as December in oral arguments, Kennedy expressed some skepticism.
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So a contract could help prevent those arguments before they happen.
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This agenda draws its fuel from the fraud and abuse arguments.
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That changed when he piped up in arguments around Voisine v.
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"Over the years, I ran out of arguments," says her father.
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Other Twitter users quickly adopted White's hashtag to make similar arguments.
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Others are stubborn and don't like to lose arguments, on principle.
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For me, the arguments are all kind of not really there.
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This has been the cause of massive, heated arguments for decades.
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I was also spared the embarrassment of multi-paragraph text arguments.
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John Harwood: So you're preparing arguments for your party for 2020?
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Simply addressing your concerns can prevent a lot of these arguments.
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Where are the left-wing populists who could make similar arguments?
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Treating them as serious arguments reveals how unserious his protectors are.
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Today, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for Gill v.
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The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments on February 27th.
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But there are plenty of arguments that it's to their benefit.
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I certainly don't find emotional and irrational arguments like yours persuasive.
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Those arguments were the subject of the decision released on Thursday.
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Some of the arguments are not just hoopla, but dangerous hoopla.
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Moreover some arguments by the 9th Circuit judges are equally questionable.
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But it's not only common sense that cuts against these arguments.
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Cosby's attorney, Brian McMonagle, took more time on his closing arguments.
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This keeps the public from heeding their arguments and their warnings.
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Don't waste time on arguments, because they don't apply to you.
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"I think the economic policy arguments are pretty clear," Puzder said.
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Check out the clip -- and let the barber shop arguments begin.
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Every now and then we'll have an argument—everybody has arguments.
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Democrats aren't and won't be swayed by any of Cruz's arguments.
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You paint a target on yourself and undercut your own arguments.
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The judge set the date after closing arguments had been delivered.
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Sanders took some issues with Clinton's arguments about his foreign policy.
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Gorsuch has already participated in oral arguments, and voted in conference.
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Of course there are two sides to each of these arguments.
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Parfumerie Akzente's lawyer Oliver Spieker questioned the validity of Coty's arguments.
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In their letter, the defense experts sought to rebut both arguments.
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The court will also hear arguments on Wednesday in Salman v.
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Ahead of the caucus he made three main arguments to classmates.
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She had extreme mood swings and explosive arguments with her parents.
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The film's arguments against cultural appropriation feel more apologetic than sincere.
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They make three arguments, none of which stands up to scrutiny.
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With my boyfriend, we have the same arguments as anyone else.
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Those arguments in the Ninth Circuit are scheduled for May 15.
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Basic common sense exposes the emptiness of these kinds of arguments.
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Most have presented the arguments of both sides as finely balanced.
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But many of these arguments can be spun the other way.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Samsung v.
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On Friday, jurors finished hearing lawyers' closing arguments in the case.
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This has always been the subtext of many of these arguments.
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Arguments are likely, as are disagreements over what's right and wrong.
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Ideological differences and arguments over policy barely register in election campaigns.
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The judge agreed late Thursday with the show's arguments for dismissal.
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We had so many arguments at the hospital and at home.
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These kinds of arguments, you can imagine, rapidly turn head-spinning.
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But those arguments, too, ought to be made on the level.
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Opponents of granting asylum to these children make three main arguments.
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Neither side provides much by way of uplifting or optimistic arguments.
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In Japan, the president preemptively dismissed arguments for more gun control.
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The only arguments on the other side concern the government's convenience.
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There are a number of arguments in favor of driverless cars.
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At oral arguments, the justices seemed closely divided along ideological lines.
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But his arguments about how "detribalized" we've become are undeniably strong.
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The court's leading liberal missed arguments in five cases this week.
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On Wednesday, the justices will hear oral arguments in Benisek v.
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His arguments made sense to many people, notably Frederick the Wise.
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The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday in Trump v.
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Those arguments are just as false today as they were then.
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We pride ourselves on not letting political arguments disrupt personal relationships.
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You've already covered most of the arguments for not following up.
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And it arrived with its eyes open and its arguments mustered.
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You can have theoretical arguments with people entirely in your head.
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Apple is scheduled to file its first legal arguments on Friday.
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Just be mindful of arguments, since they won't lead anywhere productive.
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There are real arguments for the conservative position on this issue.
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That can reduce not only accidents, but also stress and arguments.
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Those who critiqued slavery similarly based their arguments on economic statistics.
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Judge Kelly heard oral arguments from both sides on Wednesday afternoon.
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Both arguments miss the real context of the conversation: the workplace.
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The Hill: Five things you need to know about Tuesday's arguments.
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One of the book's most powerful arguments is on intellectual property.
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Both sides focused on these issues during oral arguments in December.
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The court's conservatives seemed receptive to that stance during oral arguments.
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The arguments against backdoors in the 1990s are still applicable today.
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Zahaan Bharmal, thankfully, leaves off using misandrist arguments against space exploration.
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He should make sure that his arguments are comprehensive and uplifting.
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Would real prosecutors really "throw" a case in the closing arguments?
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It is hard to judge such arguments without decades of hindsight.
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Then, he invokes Art Okun as support for his spurious arguments.
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The D.C. circuit heard arguments on Friday in a sealed hearing.
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Democrats today are increasingly paralleling Bill Clinton's arguments from that era.
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He seemed to ignore the arguments about standing made by Kentucky.
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The Hill: GOP, Dems offer sharply different closing arguments for midterms.
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Apple focused more on general arguments in favor of net neutrality.
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Oral arguments were held in the case back in early December.
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Arguments were clouded by allegiances and conspiracy theories, reports and rumors.
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"Separate the shutdown from the arguments over border security," said Schumer.
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Still, the arguments are compelling for creating athletics majors on campus.
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There's a lot of arguments inside of required, mandatory-helmet laws.
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NOW, THEY'LL COME UP WITH A LOT OF ARGUMENTS, THEY HAVEN'T.
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Such arguments have been made more typically by Democrats like Sen.
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The court set oral arguments on the legal challenge for Monday.
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Oral arguments in the cases have been scheduled for Oct. 8.
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Ellis disputed that he was prioritizing speed over the prosecutor's arguments.
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Today, the Supreme Court will be hearing arguments in Friedrichs v.
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Regarding defense spending, we should make more specific arguments with Germany.
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The F.D.A. rebutted those arguments in its denial of AstraZeneca's petition.
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The court first heard oral arguments on Tuesday in Bucklew v.
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After the defense rests, both sides will present their closing arguments.
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They may not even outweigh the arguments against the Electoral College.
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There are legitimate arguments for Sanders to sit this one out.
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Heated arguments broke out between passengers and demonstrators (The Washington Post).
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I like arguments—nobody ever really goes away when you block.
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There are lots of potentially valid arguments against such a list.
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Arguments ensued and the farmer was almost arrested by the British.
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He does not compare various arguments or versions of what happened.
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ET to hear arguments on whether Manafort breached his plea agreement.
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However, these arguments ignore the reality of how Internet technology works.
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Boeing, Bombardier and Delta presented arguments to the ITC this week.
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There are a few counter-arguments to the murder conspiracy theory.
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Those arguments, however, are founded upon a cartoonish interpretation of Kim.
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There is something impossibly knotty about the arguments it makes, too.
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Add up all the compelling arguments and you get mass incarceration.
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The justices are scheduled to hear arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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There were arguments in The Hague over whether to use him.
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The usual arguments over public school curricula often center around religion.
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Advocates of the longer trucks say that such arguments are superfluous.
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Former director of national intelligence James Clapper has made similar arguments.
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Both lawyers made closing arguments Tuesday at Carter's involuntary manslaughter trial.
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But there are certainly some strong arguments for the bill overall.
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Oral arguments at the Supreme Court are scheduled for April 23.
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Sitting in Washington, Mehta has handled legal arguments involving Congress before.
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As with many arguments, it has a momentum of its own.
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Ferocious arguments are fine—but they must be tethered to reality.
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"I loved putting together precedents and making legal arguments," he said.
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The two sides made their arguments before Judge Collyer last month.
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These arguments are what constitute the raw material of university life.
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"We have so many arguments over font sizes," he went on.
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I remember these same arguments coming about when Futurama was on.
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Go deeper: USA Today has a good overview of Tuesday's arguments.
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The justices heard arguments in the high-profile case on Feb.
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Kratos and Atreus, in turn, represent two arguments of their own.
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Our thought bubble: There are potential holes in both sides' arguments.
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Anton's arguments, however, are strikingly weak even on their own terms.
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Pro-football arguments have always been driven by these moral concerns.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court is hearing arguments in Fisher v.
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Creative inspiration is everywhere—just watch out for arguments about money.
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The justices heard oral arguments last week in American Legion v.
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Plus I win more than my fair share of those arguments.
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But U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty in Manhattan rejected those arguments.
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If you can't raise sensible arguments, then what use is weeping?
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The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments is an excellent starting point.
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The Bad Arguments app is free and available only on iOS.
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AT&T has the time and resources to make its arguments.
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There are also likely to be heated arguments over the confession.
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Look to both sides to use that fact in their arguments.
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That will help you predict the arguments they will likely use.
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Getting on the same page financially will reduce your money arguments.
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They'll hear arguments on both cases at the end of April.
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Lawyers, including at the Department of Justice, sometimes make aggressive arguments.
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The dissenting opinions can also inform future legal arguments and cases.
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But then I did, and we did have arguments about it.
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Still, Mr. Peltz's arguments were striking a chord with some investors.
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The only consistent figure in the closing arguments was Adam Skelos.
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Still, Trump leaned on several dubious arguments to support his position.
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Medical doctors outside of mental health care ignore the psychiatric arguments.
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Sims, No. 17-766 — consolidated for a single hour of arguments.
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Here's what's at stake, and what to expect in oral arguments.
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But I'll make some arguments you might not have heard before.
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"It's Better Than It Looks" makes many good arguments about inequality.
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That court has heard oral arguments but has not yet ruled.
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These are precisely the arguments for fixing the viaduct, preservationists say.
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We know the other side's arguments and how to answer them.
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This thesis rests on two arguments that are fundamentally in tension.
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Instead, they are turning to arguments that abortion harms women's health.
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What are the inner arguments each character wrestles with, and why?
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And those arguments aren't really, or solely, about pizza or barbecue.
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Both sides make their arguments in federal court on March 22.
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Oral arguments in the case were slated to begin March 28.
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Do you find any of the arguments of anti-vaxxers persuasive?
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Opening arguments in the trial are scheduled to start on Tuesday.
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Few scholars, however, think such arguments have much chance of success.
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The dispute will roll into next week with new arguments scheduled.
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December - Prosecution and defence teams deliver closing arguments in Mladic's trial.
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" He urged Danes to counter them "with arguments — not with violence.
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Whose use is in question during these arguments — yours or theirs?
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Abortion foes thought arguments about protecting women were important politically, too.
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As a policy matter, there are strong arguments on both sides.
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There are lots of good arguments for highly personalized security authentication.
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Inside the courtroom, the arguments were, at times, just as contentious.
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But arguments like Briggs's are surprisingly common when working with translation.
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Warren has few good arguments to stay in the race Sen.
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case, Gill v.
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The justices began hearing opening arguments for the case on Wednesday.
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Its arguments are not televised but are open to the public.
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Legal arguments have been heard in both Zambia and South Africa.
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The court has not yet scheduled oral arguments in the case.
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The chart shows the arguments that increase support for single-payer.
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There could be arguments marshaled and laws cited on both sides.
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The subpoenas are on hold while appeals courts weigh the arguments.
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Any plan to cap 401(k) savings could bolster those arguments.
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It's said Americans don't settle arguments, we just leave them behind.
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His critics and opponents proposed only "academic" arguments and ethereal ideas.
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Bruno has been incredibly creative and strong in making these arguments.
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"Yes, this is terrible," the company's lawyer said during closing arguments.
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The arguments surrounding the disputed committee have a labyrinthine legal history.
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The correct response is to present counter arguments, not restrict speech.
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Ms. Bolger emphasized the importance of protecting journalists in her arguments.
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And yet some political scientists do not entirely buy the arguments.
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