A paper produced recently by the Institute of International Finance, a club of big banks that has been negotiating debt forgiveness on their behalf, argued that Greece's public debt would stand at a hefty, though manageable, 122% of GDP by 2015.
Lawyers for Mitchell, who was hired by Smart's family in November 2001 to work on their roof, argued during the trial that he was mentally ill and did not know what he was doing.
Some of the loudest critics were conservatives, who organized protest groups and prodded legislators to impose restrictions on their use, arguing the cameras amounted to, as one put it, the "government spying on its citizens".
A number of readers had regional audiences on their mind, arguing for Quebec and Queens, among others.
"The Americans and Russians are discovering that they cannot resolve this crisis on their own," argues Kodmani.
The angry Mourinho ironically clapped Clattenburg, the Chelsea bench were all on their feet arguing the case and Chelsea players surrounded the referee.
After analyzing these sources, students could use Google Docs to write essays collaboratively based on their research — arguing, for example, either for or against the reunification of North and South Korea.
Twenty medical charities, including Help the Aged and the Multiple Sclerosis Society, have posted statements on their websites arguing that cures for some conditions cannot be found without animal testing.
In the interview on Saturday, Mr. Abbas rejected the exception for those with blood on their hands, arguing that both sides committed violence.
… Democratic aides expect a big showing of support on their side, arguing members won't want to be on record voting against disaster relief.
