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The trio, who list their origin as Norwich/London, describe their music as spikey noise pop, a term it's difficult to argue with when exposed to Charlotte's ear-splitting vocals or their exuberant live shows.
On this evening, though, the doubts seemed doomed to rearguard action; it's difficult to argue against technology when the audience is voting instantly and electronically.
5.10pm BST 7 mins: Difficult to argue with Andy Donald when he says: "I think we can all agree that the Peru jersey from the 78 (I think) World Cup was the best ever".
The conventional pop-science wisdom is that women are less visual than men in their sexual arousal, but it's difficult to argue this convincingly when women have so little to be visual about.
It is difficult to argue for more funding when farmers suffer from crop surpluses, when obesity seems a bigger problem than malnutrition and when medical research has more ardent advocates.
Indeed, this case would be especially difficult to argue at a time when we are living with the effects of an economic recession caused by the wealthiest among us, the cost of which is being paid largely by the poor and middle classes — in the loss of their homes and jobs, but also in the form of tax-dollar-driven bank bailouts.
Just as it is difficult to argue today that Freud was correct when he wrote that every dream represented some form of wish fulfillment, so arts management has had its share of theories that are difficult to defend.
It's become increasingly difficult to argue against businesses scooping up those short, relevant, easy-to-remember domain names when they're available.
It is therefore difficult to argue that the social, economic, cultural and behavioural aspects of NTD control are considered important to address when the funding is not made available to support it.
