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Meanwhile, it could be argued that even a vegetarian diet falls short.

It could also be argued that even given the aggressively analytical nature of the characters, "What Didn't Happen" takes on more than it can chew, or at least more than its audience can digest easily.

His presence was always a reassuring influence over his defence, he figured in three World Cups, and it could be argued that, even though he was by then 40, the Hungarians could have done worse than bring him to England for the 1966 tournament, in which goalkeeping weaknesses prevented an otherwise gifted and exciting side from going beyond the quarter finals.

As for the impact of his actions on historians in general, it could be argued that, even without Ferguson's contribution, his profession had already been lavishly embarrassed by David Starkey on Jamie's Dream School, and by the extraordinary activities of Orlando Figes, who was last year unveiled as the author of abject attacks on his rivals, stealthily posted on Amazon.

It can be argued that even Windows Phone is something totally new.

It could further be argued that even human dosimetry is unnecessary at the initial exploratory evaluation of a new tracer.

Mr. Mohamed could face the death penalty if he is convicted, and his lawyers seemed to be arguing that even if he is guilty, he does not deserve to die.

It has been argued that, even though they strike some eyes as being cold, they would have been successful even without the King's backing.

It is argued that even if the warning time of ~ 10 min was achieved, it might not be sufficient in addressing near-field tsunami hazards.

It is argued that even if a warning time of ~ 10 min was achieved, it might not have been sufficient for addressing near-field tsunami hazards.

However, the programme is not compulsory; therefore, it is argued that even though some limiting parameters exist, choice is still regarded as the individual pupil's decision.