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It might be argued that as long as billions of animals are confined in factory farms to produce meat, eggs and milk, the use of a few dolphins in military action is trivial.

It could be argued that, as far as justice and rights are concerned, terrorism (or, in Held's terminology, the kind of terrorism that targets the innocent) is never justified.

It could be argued that as long as the drug works the mechanism is a secondary consideration.

It can be argued that as much as each class has its own unique features, there are other features that are conserved across classes and species.

It can be argued that as long as data are incomplete, lack uniformity in terms of clinical definitions and are generated through different methods of data collection, they should be interpreted carefully, and the focus should primarily be on specific country data.

And it might be argued that, as a legal matter, paying a lobbyist is different from paying a bribe.

It is argued that as long as price and quality are the only important performance criteria, STS practices have little to offer and their contributions will be only at the job level.

It was argued that as long as the two structures were viewed simultaneously, the visual juxtaposition would be detrimental to the Cathedral.

He's argued that as long as punishing consequences for schools and teachers are attached to testing, we will have this problem.

It was argued that, as long as the uptake of named testing by pregnant women and STI clinic users remains high (above 90%) then a national programme of UAT was not thought to be necessary.

It has been argued that as many as 90% of persons with occupational non-specific back pain should be able to return to work in a relatively short period of time [ 4].