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The advertisements aim to persuade Carolinians to apply for jobs and to counter arguments made by a union trying to organize the plant that Smithfield jobs are high stress and unsafe, with stingy benefits.

Google points to counter-arguments made by its chief executive, Eric Schmidt.

In this context, there is a strong case for advertising that explicitly counters arguments made by the tobacco industry and sheds light upon tactics used to subvert effective health policies [ 50].

Some of the most popular counter-arguments make voters skittish.

The Trump administration's counter-arguments make as much sense as buying a pickup truck to haul your latte home from Starbucks.

One counter-argument however, made at the highest levels, is that technology has to play a greater role in modern football and the sooner it starts the better.

"And, from my experience, no amount of counter-argument will make them change their mind.

Her analysis counters the argument made by some of Miliband's allies that his election bid failed because "lazy Labour" supporters did not turn out to vote.

The counter argument arguments made by Patrick Burke against a boycott of any kind are compelling and valid, and I suggest you check them out if you haven't already.

A letter to the administration signed by 123 scientific, research and patient advocacy organizations also tried to counter the argument, made by opponents, that stem cells from adults have as much medical potential as stem cells from embryos.

The focus on progress against Al Qaeda was also a counter to arguments made by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and other military officials in recent days that the initial reduction of troops should be modest, and that American combat pressure should be maintained as long as possible so that the gains from the surge in troops are not sacrificed.