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It is arguable as to who has more power over the direction of the Canadian economy, the Prime Minister of Canada or the President of the U.

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It would make no difference to him personally if three-quarters of it were taken away, so long as three-quarters of his liabilities were taken away too; and it is quite arguable that this would be a better arrangement.

The latter was a reasonable position during the 1930s, when the rate on Treasury bills was less than one-tenth of 1 percent, it is an arguable claim right now for Japan, where interest rates are about 1 percent.

It confuses 1) the valid observation that Microsoft often has a haughty attitude in general, 2) the at least arguable contention that it has run afoul of antitrust law, 3) the plausible suggestion that hiring more lobbyists, etc.

Still, yours is certainly an arguable position, which we can discuss sometime.

Although it is arguable that our series of patients, not being a representative sample, is unsuitable for evaluation of the frequency of RAD in patients with hypogonadism, we investigated RAD only in those who had not been treated for their hypogonadism, to avoid the possibility that androgen replacement had interfered with the development of RAD [ 30, 31].

That number is high--the American Bar Association suggests 3% as a goal--but the drop appears significant and it's arguable that the firms reporting seem likely to be the ones donating the most.

But it is arguable that the latter of these facts need not be known, as certainly the falsity of the charge need not be, and that a man must take the risk of even an idle statement being heard, unless he made it under known circumstances of privilege.

And it is certainly arguable that even a fair chance to avoid bringing harm to pass is not sufficient to throw upon a person the peril of his conduct, unless, judged by average standards, he is also to blame for what he does.

In other words, she stands for Anarchy; a very ancient and arguable philosophy; not anarchy in the sense of having no customs in one's life (which is inconceivable), but anarchy in the sense of having no rules for one's mind.



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