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Meanings of argue in English
Portuguese
argumentar Spanish
razonar Usage of argue in English
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A climate change new deal will create new jobs, its proponents argue.
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Victims' rights groups argue that free speech protections don't apply to prisoners.
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Companies argue that current Pentagon rules discourage private investment in certain products.
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However, critics argue the government has chosen to fight the wrong battle.
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However, consumer watchdogs argue the emphasis on speed risks sacrificing patient safety.
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Prosecutors argue that using this dead water could involve public health risks.
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Opponents, including state insurance regulators, argue the insurance measure could hurt consumers.
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Even China's rising production costs may present an increasing threat, they argue.
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They argue no corrupted mind In him; the fault is in mankind.
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Some people argue that Cameron's government is in an almost impossible position.
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Ministers argue that big nuclear power stations are key to energy security.
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Many would argue that this is even more strongly the case today.
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They argue that the regulations are irrational and breach EU competition law.
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The firms can ask for a closed-door hearing to argue their case.
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Osborne will argue: It's right people have a single point of accountability.
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If she said it was a problem, I wasn't going to argue.
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Translations for argue
Portuguese
Catalan
Argue through the time
Argue across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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