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The phrase "argue these things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or debating specific points or topics in a conversation or written work.
Example: "In our discussion, I will argue these things to support my position on the matter."
Alternatives: "debate these points" or "discuss these issues".
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Now some people may argue these things are obvious.
That's where we argue these things, in court.
You can't argue these things.
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However, these issues are faced by people with and without partners, men and women, of a wide range of ages -- precisely why I'd argue these are things that should not be said to anyone). 1. "When are you having kids?" Suggested answer: How much do you weigh?
You could argue that these things are (relatively) innocuous.
They argue about these things and anything else that comes up; it's all generation gap.
" It's obviously pointless to argue over these things, but nevertheless.
They argue that these things are missing in a cautious and emotionless White House.
"One could argue that these things have been agreed to in the past.
"We used to argue about these things and then have a drink together," said one Chinese community leader.
It's hard to argue that these things don't matter, or even that they don't matter much.
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