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Writing in the Sunday Times, Mr Fox hit out at the prime minister, arguing "it is time to end the pretence" Europe is moving in Britain's direction.

Each bank will have the option of fighting the penalty and arguing it is not guilty of corrupting its research analysts for the sake of investment banking fees.

You ran rings round Hillary on individual mandates, arguing it is unreasonable to require people to buy health insurance when its cost is unknown.

The Home Office has declined to comment, arguing it is a matter for Scotland Yard.

Industry groups have sought a trading system, arguing it is more efficient than uniform mandatory controls.

Nonetheless the policy has been angrily criticised, with many arguing it is tantamount to appeasement.

NGOs have appealed to the government to end the exclusion, arguing it is unfair and counterproductive.

The Obama administration wants to cancel Constellation, arguing it is too expensive, but Congress has so far not agreed.

However, media agencies and advertisers in the UK are generally unenthusiastic about the concept, arguing it is expensive and unaccountable.

The Obama administration criticized the bill in a statement Tuesday evening, arguing it is inadequate". Brendan Sasso in The Hill.

Ministers seem unwilling to address the increase in suicides, arguing it is too early to conclude anything from the data.