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It could be argued that two holding players should be able to combat them as wing-halves once did but that risks them being dragged out of position, creating space for a centre-forward dropping off or a runner from deep in that most vital zone, the central area just outside the box.

It will be argued that two complementary approaches have been pursued, each of which has played an important role both within the sub-discipline itself and in the context of the development of chemical engineering education more broadly.

And although it can be argued that two persons who voluntarily form a household will probably do so on the basis of shared interests and preferences (see, for example, Becker 1973 , 1981, no one will maintain that married individuals have identical preferences on all accounts.

It could be argued that three principals in Sunday's victory — Glavine, Wright and Wagner — might have wanted payback just a bit more than the rest.

Although it could be argued that five of the trusts - the ones in special measures under Monitor - were already faced with this prospect.

It could be argued that one tried a bit harder at it than the other, but there's little question that the issue will command a significant amount of Barack Obama's attention after he's sworn into office in large part because the people who elected him care so much about it.

It may be argued that methadone clients were highly selected, and that their profile of risk behaviours, and their geographic distribution may have been biased.

It may be argued that one or more of these factors could be reduced thereby improving the diagnostic utility and feasibility.

While it might be argued that four days of smoke exposure is a minimal exposure protocol, we also observed exaggerated inflammatory responses to influenza A virus with eight weeks of smoke exposure (unpublished observation).

It can also be argued that six separate locations cannot provide optimal coverage for STI services, an issue that needs to be further explored when new clinics are planned.

While it could be argued that six categories of information is an unrealistic target, a considerable amount of time was spent within the interviews on BMI and what it means for health; more than would be spent during a typical primary care consultation.