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Many commentators argued that the work in Haiti was a reflection of a central Jewish value.
Controversy surrounded the book's receipt of the Booker Prize for fiction; detractors argued that the work was mere historical reporting.
The union argued that the work should be done by its members under terms of its contract.
Lawyers for Mr. Haggerty argued that the work Mr. Bloomberg sought was completed, even if he might have overpaid for those services.
They argued that the work could improve surveillance for dangerous new strains, but critics raised fears that if the viruses escaped, they might spark a devastating pandemic.
They also argued that the work of the undercover operatives must be concealed to preserve the covert nature of the tactics.
"They have no real provenance," said James Oles, an art historian at Wellesley College who has argued that the works are forgeries.
Descendants of Ms. Bloch-Bauer had argued that the works had been looted by the Nazis during World War II and rightfully belonged to the family.
Some breeders, notably George Newcombe, have argued that the working ability and courage of the Bedlington terrier has declined since it began being bred for show.
It can be argued that the works of the established pantheon (your Picassos, Van Goghs and Matisses) simply do not harbor the resonance and the poignant emotional clarity of those of the facile and uninformed amateur painter.
