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World Cup euphoria, he argues, has given the Brazilian government cover to pursue a radical agenda of austerity, privatisation and the mass eviction of slum-dwellers.Mr Zirin's indictment of massive sporting events certainly has merit.
While this argument certainly has merit, their critique of Obama administration policy accepts the narrow international definition of who is and isn't "deserving" of asylum.
I believe she is trying to laugh at herself and not take herself so seriously and that certainly has merit but I think she must consider how damaging this costume could be.
"And that certainly has merits," Kargbo said.
This approach certainly has merits and advantages and such classifications have become indispensable tools for epidemiological, pathophysiological and therapeutic research.
Cariou's photographs certainly have artistic merit.
If the marine commanders were guided in their treatment of Manning, as they said they were, by fears that he was suicidal, that assessment would certainly have been merited at the beginning of his captivity.
All these suggestions have merit and the answer is almost certainly to embrace all of them and more.
Both proposals have merit.
These arguments often have merit.
