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It could be argued that at least this binds wealthier families into a universal welfare system.

It could be argued that at least one comment I've made during this article does just that.

It might be argued that, at this point in history, we should simply accept that fast food is our food culture.

It can be argued that at times the film becomes "Death of a Salesman," with Gore as global warming's Willy Loman, wheeling his bag down one more airport walkway.

In the context of the modern game, in which international management tends to be for the old, the inexperienced and the patriotic, it could even be argued that at 58, he is nearer his peak than many.

It could be argued that at least the tourists are in church and sharing a wonderful experience with a group of people they know nothing much about except what they see in the news media.

It is argued that at the onset of clearance during the Neolithic the area would have been significantly more attractive to agriculture than it is today.

It is argued that at the turning points the agricultural landscape would reach the limits of its resilience in terms of the habitat function associated to the removed elements.

For example, it is argued that at low temperature CNT growth can occur through surface diffusion [15].

It is argued that at the young age the entrepreneurs are not sure about their abilities and thus they take more risks for further expansions which basically leads to the hypothesis of negative relationships between entrepreneur's age and firm's growth (Cortes et al. 1987; Jovanovic 1982; Munoz et al. 2014; Papadaki et al. 2002; Welter 2001).

In a recent controversial essay by J.P.A. Ioannidis [3], it has been argued that at least in some research fields, most of the published findings are false.