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That said, there has been no less compelling argument for social commentary in pop music than "Reincarnated" (RCA), the Snoop Lion "debut" album, in recent memory.

Many people believe she made a more compelling argument than the president or his secretary of state have to date.

Most would agree that there could be no more compelling argument than that.

That argument's much less compelling nowadays than I think it would have been 20 or 40 years ago.

It is a sad truth that nuanced argument makes for less compelling headlines than a simple rant.

The suspense of the narrative is actually less compelling than the suspense of the argument Little seems to be conducting with himself: he's trying to reconcile his respect for the exploited people's urge for retribution with the proper revulsion at the expired victims' scorched-earth methods.

From a policy perspective, the book's arguments are even less compelling than those put forth in Rogoff's paper.

(She will also screen archival films — useful but, to my mind, less compelling artifacts than memories).

However, public health risk messages were viewed as less compelling than pro-legalization economic and criminal justice-oriented arguments.

But South Carolina soldiers on.The thin-end-of-the-wedge argument against the South Carolina law is, however, less compelling than the unfair way it works in practice.

No doubt Bernhard devotees will chuckle when they read such lines, just as people unfamiliar with his work will probably think him as much a "bastard" as the people he disses, and find the moral argument he makes for rejecting any future awards less compelling than the fact that, by the time he chose to do so, he didn't need the money.