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Usage of compelling in anglès
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The evidence required therefore to prove their case needs to be compelling.
The Guardian
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Caesars said the Philippines represents a compelling market opportunity for the group.
Reuters
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Lenders, however, say there's a compelling case for doing business with landlords.
Reuters
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He made his point with a compelling cadence of question and answer.
A. lincoln: a biography
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Conceivably an audience change may be as compelling as a sea change.
The new yorker
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This health message should be a compelling one, yet it isn't working.
The Irish Times
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The note, the note, we hear the note; compelling us to meet.
Lid Off the Cauldron
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However, we found no compelling evidence of effect modification by education attainment.
Pubmed
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NP: NFL Sunday Ticket is a very compelling political issue, my friend.
The Verge
10
What are the most compelling examples of applications using open government data?
The Guardian
11
A new iOS messaging app called Emu serves as a compelling example.
Wired
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But in most areas policymakers avoid strong actions without statistically compelling evidence.
Reuters
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However, the Green Party sees no compelling reason to support the bill.
Radio NZ
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There could hardly be more compelling reasons for negotiating a political compromise.
The Irish Times
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Taplin's sense of outrage is palpable and his case is often compelling.
The Guardian
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In this case, Microsoft had compelling reasons to yield to Facebook's terms.
Wired
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