The phrase "argues including" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It may be intended to introduce a list of points or examples that the subject argues for or against, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The author argues, including several key points, that climate change is a pressing issue."
Alternatives: "claims that" or "contends, including".
And, as she argues, including parents' names on children's passports would make it easier for border control to carry out their work without all these distracting red herrings.
The "key power players," Cohen argues, including the army, the bureaucrats and the political left, "wished Pakistan to be democratic, but they were not willing to make it so".
The world is already witnessing the effects of climate change, the letter argues, including an increase in extreme weather events, melting of the polar ice sheets and ocean acidification.
There were clear signs of upcoming trouble, which the Mumbai police should have noticed, she argues, including a weeklong promotion of the rally that involved the circulation of graphic video clips taken from the Internet and widespread discussion in the Urdu press.
The government is resorting to its traditional "toolbox" of coercive methods, he argues, including "shaming and ordering people to confess that they've done wrong so that your penalties can be minimised".
That overrides all other considerations, they argued, including the Commerce Clause of the Constitution, which guarantees free trade between states.
Without structural changes to rein in spending, the country will face dark choices, they argue, including big new tax increases.
Many have argued, including Hislop in the same TV programme, that a privacy law would make a difference.
It's probably a phenomenon that occurs in other social species, they argue, "including domestic mammals, non-human primates and humans".
Many argue, including President Barack Obama, that these mercenaries can be reined in through the creation of a legal framework that can hold them accountable for any wrongdoing.
The additional money could accelerate research in other fields, supporters of missile defense argue, including naval defenses, airborne lasers and space-based weapons.
