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1
Allow me to have one small
quibble
with
the analysis, however.
2
Nobody should
quibble
with
Daniels' hyperactive efforts to make up the lost ground.
3
Whatever happened she would speak the truth, and not
quibble
with
obvious facts.
4
Researchers can and do legitimately
quibble
with
most of these notions.
5
Not that High Ridge had any personal
quibble
with
Descroix on that particular point.
6
The plot failed and this time Leicester could have no
quibble
with
the result.
7
It's hard to imagine how any CNET shareholder could
quibble
with
such an offer.
8
No one could
quibble
with
the report's section on geopolitics.
9
I am not here to
quibble
with
you, Mr. Bass.
10
Though some will
quibble
with
the veracity of Brown's conjectures, therein lies the fun.
11
It's possible to
quibble
with
the details, but the big-picture proposals strike a sensible balance.
12
Few fair minded people will
quibble
with
this approach.
13
I might
quibble
with
some of the line taken in your reporting, but I won't.
14
Only geographical pedants can
quibble
with
the English Premier League being this country's winter national pastime.
15
But you can
quibble
with
the means of raising money for charity without dissing charity itself.
16
There was no logical reason for it, but the Starmen wouldn't
quibble
with
the crew members.
quibble
with
quibble