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Meanings of arguing to in English
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Usage of arguing to in English
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I have had enough of arguing to last one man his life.
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And I'll bet George was out there arguing to give me thirty minutes.
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With that in mind, why keep arguing to decimate the agency?
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Photo: AFP Trades Union Congress general secretary Frances O'Grady was also arguing to remain.
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London has refused to admit any, arguing to do so would merely attract more migrants.
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There were no strong voices arguing to turn back.
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And, to his knowledge, no one else in the transition was arguing to keep Gates.
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It took a full hour of arguing to drive the notion out of his head.
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Planned Parenthood had appealed, arguing to Judge Nelson that pregnancy test results are private medical information.
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Aucklanders are well used to arguing to try to get out of paying their parking tickets.
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She was still such a child, and yet arguing to herself about spendthrift debtors and self-sacrifice!
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Indeed it is arguing to be recognised as a city, a status it enjoyed in the past.
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If there is any more arguing to be done, let us put it off to another occasion.
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We've been arguing to the point where my head hurts, because I don't understand how he thinks sometimes.
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Yes Scotland is the official campaign for independence, while Better Together is the group arguing to keep the Union.
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In arguing to uphold the warrantless computer search, the government argued privacy interests were nullified with unsecured Wi-Fi networks.