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Stage 5 global warming denial involves arguing that it's too late to solve the problem, so we shouldn't bother trying (though few climate contrarians have reached this level).

Confronted with such a case, it is natural to think that a satisfactory response will involve arguing that it is plausible that the terrible occurrence in question itself has some hidden property that makes it the case that allowing it to happen is not morally wrong all things considered.

In France, religious leaders have become deeply involved, arguing that the government should be cautious before redefining the institution of marriage and legal "parenthood".

The Russian Olympic Committee called on Tuesday for a comprehensive investigation into the report's findings with the participation of all parties involved, arguing that hundreds of clean athletes could be banned from the Olympics.

The cities involved argue that reliable access to high-speed data is so important to their goals of improving education and advancing economic growth that the project should be seen as no more controversial than the traditional public role in building roads, bridges, sewers and schools -- as well as electric power systems, which are often municipally owned in the Western United States.

Though Apple didn't receive approval to coin the term "app store" until 2 years after its 2008 filing, the conflict didn't start until the Microsoft got involved, arguing that the term was just as generic as "shoe store" or "toy store".

Achieving these goals has often involved arguing that certain kinds of encounters that have previously not been socially or legally recognized as rape should be so recognized thus, challenging overly restrictive ideas (often encoded in law) about what counts as rape (Burgess-Jackson 1996, 77-86; Sanday 1996, 161-183; Bevacqua 2000).

However, some of those involved argue that the current storm surrounding the show is unfair.

This second position in fact involves arguing that metaphysics is not an a priori but an empirical science.

Much of the Behavioural Insights Team's work involves arguing that people make better decisions for themselves when they are given information and context.

This would involve arguing that PC technology is catching up with expensive proprietary servers sold by Sun, the leading server maker.