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"Will this be a blow for Uruguay or will it actually strengthen them?" he asked.

But while logical fallacies may diminish an argument, Polletta suggests, they can actually strengthen a story.

For months Truss has denied this, claiming that his legislation will actually strengthen Australian shipping.

Because I've read it and I'm convinced that it could actually strengthen freedom of expression.

His work showed that combatants in a conflict can actually strengthen their position by restricting their choices.

Tragedy, and prayers that apparently go unanswered, can actually strengthen believers' sense of a bond with God.

By tapping relatively low-cost scientists around the world, American innovators may actually strengthen their market positions.

"There's some room for improvement there and I think, ironically, minimising the number of events would actually strengthen the Tour".

Indiscriminate bombing would actually strengthen those connections, as we know from the experience of the Second World War and Vietnam.

This enables them to angrily oppose taxes and to fight against almost anything -- health care reform is a good example -- that might actually strengthen the fabric of society.

Might right-to-work laws actually strengthen unions, since workers will have joined unions voluntarily and be more willing to participate in union affairs and run for office?