As JFK once argued: "Change is the law of life.
And who was it who once argued that the government ought to let the carmakers fail?
He once argued with a season-ticket holder — in the middle of a game.
Kierkegaard once argued the seemingly absurd thesis that in love it is impossible to be deceived.
As Mr. Bush once argued, "The big issues are going to be China and Russia".
It was an admission that all he had once argued was nonsense.
ARE American voters "dangerously ill-informed" as Ilya Somin once argued in a piece for the Cato institute?
John Updike once argued that although fiction can withstand any amount of egocentricity, it is wholly allergic to narcissism.
Jack Kramer, a king of the wooden-racket era, once argued a call with an umpire in a junior final.
In asking, "Is More Choice Better Than Less?" the philosopher Gerald Dworkin once argued that the answer is "not always".
This, it was once argued, gave Japan an advantage over American capitalism, obsessed with short-term profit.
