I'm not advocating against e-mail, but you can get into a great argument in e-mail because people can read whatever they want into the words.
In fact, the agency creating the Subway campaign, Fallon Worldwide in Minneapolis, part of the Publicis Groupe, produced Miller Lite advertisements from 1997 to 1999, with some of them making the "Tastes great" argument in a more contemporary fashion.
It seems to me that achieving the distinguished position of professor in the department of organismic biology, ecology and evolution at the University of California at Los Angeles, which is Ms. Gonzalez's occupation, makes a great argument in support of Mr. Bush's statement.
They had great arguments about this in front of the judge.
In most great arguments, there are two partially true points of view, which sit in tension.
"While sometimes experience and knowledge and background is not a great argument, I think in this election it is," Mr. Gephardt said in a recent interview.
A great many arguments in ontology rely on claims about whether, in various situations, there is some object present (or how many objects there are), where the term 'object' must be used in a category-neutral way for the argument to go through (Thomasson 2007, 112 118).
The most renowned member of the Rose + Croix group was the Belgian painter Fernand Khnopff, whom Péladan hailed as "the great argument of my thesis, in defense of the ideal".
The tires are flat and the drive shaft is bent, but they're engaged in a great argument as to whether they should go to Phoenix or San Francisco.
