But we'll know much more after the other side goes because arguments are often one-sided like this half way through.
Ms Tuchman argued that a folly's success was marked by the determination of its supporters to pursue a foolish and failed policy in the face of clear arguments in favour of an alternative course.
But the greater significance of that day in Dallas – beyond the arguments about the grassy knoll and the Zapruder film – is the effect the killing had on how the Kennedy presidency would be viewed thereafter.
On Monday, the US supreme court will hear oral arguments in the Sheehan case, to decide whether and how disabilities regulations apply to police policies and procedures during arrests.
Reading all this, your terminally lowbrow Lost in Showbiz couldn't help but be reminded of The X Factor, upon whose theatrical inter-judge arguments such confected conflict may well be directly based.
UK Uncut's arguments received a simultaneous shot in the arm.
"They had huge arguments but they settled on a system that prevented us from becoming too radical in either direction and forced us to deal with each other".
Foundation portfolio managers can make these arguments easily.
Whatever the rights and wrongs of the arguments over Athens' debt, and the prospects for growth while that debt weighs on the public finances, the country's major lenders – of which the IMF is the third largest – have tired of Syriza.
On redistribution, however, Caborn has often appeared woolly, too accepting of the Premier League arguments, leading to grumbles that he listens too much to Richards, a fellow native of Sheffield.
