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It could be argued that many of Fielder's attempts are mean-spirited.

It could be argued that many FBOs are just state welfare by another name.

Spectacular as Mr Kissinger's diplomatic triumphs were, it can be argued that many of their long-term consequences were not always benign.

It could be argued that many of the most serious crime problems are now to be found in developing countries.

In fact, it can be argued that many of the necessary building blocks for understanding of industrial systems are already here.

Few studies have attempted to measure monopsony power in LMICs, where it can be argued that many of the labor market imperfections mentioned above are more prevalent.

For a variety of reasons, primarily because Wilson was perceived to be arguing that many problematic social behaviors were unchangeable, the contents of these two chapters provoked an extremely acrimonious debate sometimes referred to as the "sociobiology wars" (one well regarded discussion of the history and sociology of the "sociobiology wars" is Segerstrale, 2000).

And while it has been argued that many on board the ships are not genuine asylum seekers, of 76 Sri Lankan Tamils who arrived in Canada by boat last October, none were declared ineligible to make a claim for asylum.

It has been argued that many consumers shop by routine or by simple rules and justification techniques when they purchase daily commodities.

However, in this paper it is argued that many, so called, applied mathematicians affiliated with university mathematics departments all too often do not apply mathematics to anything in particular.

Additional critique has been directed towards this primary quantitative research from a methodological point of view; it has been argued that many aspects of the phenomenon of management and entrepreneurship are not very likely to be understood with quantitative and survey method techniques (Gartner et al. 1992, p. 26).