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Some of the sharpest men in argument are notoriously unsound in judgment.
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It was late in the winter, and the ice had become unsound.
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The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association called the bill unsound and counterproductive.
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These men seem to be a little unsound in the upper regions.
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You feel that his objection is unsound; that he is exaggerating caution.
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Those news tools also make recalling a fallacious story easier than ever.
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The popular view of the great hurtfulness of drugs is curiously fallacious.
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But experience is often fallacious in ascribing great effects to trifling circumstances.
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But the calculation was a close one and might easily be fallacious.
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Still, through this fallacious medium, a real enlargement of ideas is attained.
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That Lucifer was merely taunting him with a fallacious date of demise?
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His reasoning is fallacious because he does not have all the facts.
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But your argument is based upon a proposition that is scientifically fallacious.
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No compromise for him, no evasions, no fallacious, unsecured promises to pay.
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The stenogram also suggests the possibility of the existence of fallacious sense perceptions.
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Mr. Herries also contended that the alleged justice of the proposition was fallacious.
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The argument that the rate is so small is very fallacious.
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It is easy to say we view the past through a fallacious medium.
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This plea for high duties the laborer found to be fallacious.
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Like me, he's obviously here to educate them to their cult's fallacious thinking.
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The reasoning to which they trusted proved fallacious, and their hopes were quenched.
