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DENVER — As Senator Obama's campaign makes its argument for his candidacy before a national audience here this week, it is waging a separate, forceful campaign against a new conservative group running millions of dollars of ads linking him to the 1960s radical William Ayers Jr.

This is brilliant vegetarian cooking which makes its argument on its own terms.

The show makes its argument most dramatically with its focus on "mail art" of the 1960s and '70s, artists' projects that used the Postal Service as an unwitting collaborator.

Kandahar, by the Iranian director Mohsen Makhmalbaf, is an attack on the corrupt ideology of the Taliban which makes its argument far more eloquently than the 'eviscerating' strikes on command and control centres (and clinics and old people's homes) by the US air force.

If you hit the ugly grey "Manage Data Setting" button, you have to go through an interstitial where Facebook makes its argument trying to deter you from removing the info before letting you make and save your choice.

The piece makes its argument based upon a litany of statistics on the nation's singles scene and quotes women bemoaning the gender norms a wife is pressured to conform to and the difficulties of maintaining a career while raising a child.

TV now makes its arguments in a more sophisticated way, meaning The Zone can sometimes feel a little laboured.

Even a familiarity with the case — the military initially claimed that he died during a heroic charge against the Taliban, a spurious narrative embraced by reporters and President George W. Bush — does not blunt the power of the movie, which makes its arguments with talking-head interviews, news reports, home movies and redacted documents.

As is true for much of the work I admire, and try to emulate, The Possessed makes its arguments about form in form.

It seems fair to predict that many child visitors will be left decidedly fidgety.At times, the museum seems to be straining to make its argument.

And although Hizb has been making its argument for over half a century without visible results, Patel does not see that as a criticism of the concept.