Even if we accept this line of argument, there are two letters left.
But even if we accept Mr. Fish's arguments, other problems arise.
Even if we accept the Police Department's statistics, its own numbers tell a different story to the trained eye.
Even if we accept the validity of their position, it is possible to hear it in an anti-progressivist register.
"Even if we accept that enhanced enforcement powers are needed, and even if we accept that the point of balance between security and individual rights has shifted, we nevertheless have to work to make that new balance," he said.
Yet even if we accept that sort of age range, games still aren't a solely masculine pursuit.
Even if we accept that the Hizbullah incursion was illegal, how do we regard the systematic destruction of Lebanon?
But even if we accept the premise, fears of Indians did not invoke only cowboys: Calamity Jane, anyone?
But even if we accept the character as a wildly original creation, the question that lingers is what her real relation is to religion.
Let me humbly submit that, even if we accept CAG's contention that benefits accrued to private companies, their computations can be questioned on a number of technical points.
Even if we accept that growing inequality across the country is a bad thing, in this case, it strikes me as evidence of success.
