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But Hurricane Sandy, last month's Latino turnout for Democrats and now the Newtown shootings have also given him openings to make new arguments.

By October 2 mere weeks before the election the original trial judge must give both sides a chance to make new arguments and deliver a new opinion.

The judge later withdrew his ruling after the government asked to make new arguments in hopes of persuading him to allow the introduction of the statement at trial.

A federal judge in Manhattan has ruled that a critical statement made by a defendant in the African embassy bombings case should be suppressed, but has withdrawn his decision after prosecutors asked for an opportunity to make new arguments.

Judge Ernest H. Goldsmith of San Francisco Superior Court issued a tentative opinion — a rarely used procedure that gives the prospective loser in the case a chance to make new arguments or take new actions before a final decision — saying that the rules creating a cap-and-trade system were adopted without proper analysis of alternatives.

"People are making new arguments".

"I'm not making new arguments," he said, "and I would hope not to be, because you want them to be well substantiated scholarly".

Despite its apparent uphill battle, Microsoft made no new arguments at the closed hearing on Wednesday, people at the hearing said.

Smith questioned whether this was a simple mistake or an attempt to recycle old data to make a new argument.

Several experts, notably Willem Buiter, have been making this new argument for Euro membership that was not around in 1997/8, the last time that the issue was a serious prospect for the UK, and that has arisen as a direct result of the revolution in financial engineering of the past decade.

SIOUX CITY, IOWA -- Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry made a new argument Saturday in defense of his actions to give children of undocumented immigrants in-state tuition to Texas universities, saying that it was a pro-growth economic decision.