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It could nonetheless be argued that both seem a bit too hip for Orton's professional bumblers.

It can be argued that both are better players because of their involvement in England's elite development program.

And yet for big credit-rating agencies, it could be argued that both represent a sort of failure.

It can be argued that both the nominal considerations and the disguised donation serve at least the cautionary and channeling functions of formalities mentioned above.

It could be argued that both Beppe Grillo's populist anti-political Five Star Movement and Matteo Renzi's insider-outsider appeal (until recently) have been created very much in Berlusconi's image.

It could be argued that both are easier options.

It is argued that both these models have distinct advantages, as well as weaknesses, in addressing common challenges to industrial R&D production.

In [31, 34] it is argued that both variants approximately lead to the same results in case of statistically identical fades and infinite backlogs.

It is argued that both types of semi-natural vegetation can make positive contributions to the urban environment but that public perception of spontaneous vegetation and, in particular, the locations where it occurs, are often negative.

It was argued that both components have to be in close proximity in order to be effective and that the (111) surface plane exhibits mixed Co and Mo sites.

It is argued that both coarse scale (uncracked, mesoscale) and fine scale FIPs (computed in the vicinity of cracks in single grains or crystals) serve as a driving force for crystallographic fatigue crack growth, and correlate directly with the cyclic crack tip displacement (CTD).