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But using data from the United States Department of Agriculture, Brazil argued that the programs led to increased American cotton production that destroyed Brazil's export markets and undermined the livelihoods of its farmers.

Antiwhaling groups and countries have argued that the programs aren't actually carried out for research purposes, and in 2014 the international court agreed.

Opponents argued that the programs encouraged drug use, even though no data existed to verify that fear.

And though it can be argued that the programs inside church buildings do benefit both those who attend the church and sometimes those in the surrounding community, the fact remains that only $3 out of every $100 we give to our churches leaves the building.

Critics argued that the program had overstated its capabilities.

The city has repeatedly argued that the program helps to keep guns off the street.

The N.F.L. had argued that the program was an artistic endeavor.

Civil libertarians — and at least one federal court — argued that the program was illegal and probably unconstitutional.

A rejected applicant, Allan P. Bakke, argued that the program at Davis discriminated against him because he was white.

The December vote prompted a lawsuit from livery and black car operators, who argued that the program violated the city's ban on prearranged rides in yellow taxis.

The administration's brief argued that the program at the University of Michigan Law School, which was upheld, and at the undergraduate level, which was struck down, were both unconstitutional.