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The phrase "argument does not make" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Just because you feel strongly about something, it does not mean your argument does not make sense."
Alternatives: "argument does not hold" or "argument is invalid."
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Of course an economic argument does not make games a good thing.
While this sounds scary, if one sensibly approaches this issue, that economic argument does not make any sense.
Judge Kennedy said this argument "does not make sense" because Congress went to great lengths to establish payment rates.
That argument does not make much sense to people who believe that voucher programs are a way to help low-income and minority students attend private schools they otherwise could not afford.
His claim was echoed in "The Spirit Level", a recent book by two British academics, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett.In this section Barbarians in love The mortgage parallel Plugging the hole Don't start from here Outside the law Peace of mind The joyless or the jobless Correction: Andhra Pradesh ReprintsInfluential though it may be, Lord Layard's argument does not make everyone happy.
Although for Swinburne this argument does not make the existence of God more probable than not (it is not a P-inductive argument), it does increase the probability of God's existence (is a C-inductive argument) because it provides a more reasonable explanation for the universe than merely attributing it to brute fact.
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That argument doesn't make sense.
"That argument doesn't make any sense to me.
Today, though, this argument doesn't make any sense.
But just because you have an obvious stake in an argument doesn't make it wrong.
Felix Salmon explains why the first argument doesn't make sense with regard to broker-dealers.
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