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Prosecutors had argued that the amount his wife paid, about $22 million, was well below market value, but that argument appeared to fail.

The company has also argued that the amount of spectrum that a combined AT&T and T-Mobile would control would be anticompetitive.

Rob Hastings, the director of energy and infrastructure at The Crown Estate, argued that the amount of electricity generated in the north of Scotland, for example, more than outweighed the costs of transmitting it to population centres.

For example, it has been argued that the amount of a worker's time spent on his formal education is positively related to the income he receives and to his productive contribution.

Morris Adelman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has even argued that the "amount of oil available to the market over the next 25 to 50 years is for all intents and purposes infinite .A new age of discoveryBut there is a more practical fallacy embedded in the gloomy forecasts too.

He also argued that "the amount of clips used –- bullets and magazines –- should be dealt with nationally".

McCain and Flake have argued that the total amount spent on "paid patriotism" is unclear because the Pentagon did not provide all of its contracts to them.

You could argue that the amount of ink spilt on Girls is wildly disproportionate to the number of people who've actually seen it.

(Some analysts argue that the amount today is far lower, and at the end of the week, Morgan Stanley appeared to have relieved investor fears).

But David B. Sandalow, an energy expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington who advises Democrats, argues that the amount of oil that could be recovered is so small as not to be worth the environmental risk.

However, the security services argue that the amount of data companies retain for their own billing purposes is declining every year, so leaving much activity on the web undocumented.