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He also has admitted, contrary to claims of their proponents, that the GOP's tax cuts wouldn't pay for themselves.

These findings call into question claims among welfare reform proponents that the law, by reducing dependence on government aid, would reduce an intergenerational "culture of poverty".

It also provides a straightforward counterexample to claims from "intelligent design" proponents that the flagellum could not have evolved from a single gene, adds cell biologist Ken Miller of Brown University (ScienceNOW, 18 October 2005).

The court's liberal justices more forcefully attacked the argument by Proposition 8 proponents that the purpose of marriage was for procreation, with Justice Elena Kagan asking at one point whether states could ban marriage between couples older than 55.

He also rejects allegations by school proponents that the chamber, City Council and major institutions like the Tournament of Roses don't do enough to back the school district and its 18,000 students in Pasadena, Altadena and Sierra Madre.

In his letter, the film editor also confronted the claim by many 3D proponents that the 3D experience is "immersive," making the viewer feel almost a part of the film.

It's not our job to pass judgment on whether this program is legal oreffective, but the story cites strong arguments from proponents that thisis the case.

I'm a big proponent that the eight-shows-a-week model for Off Broadway does not work.

The assumption of many proponents, that ADR will increase the options available to litigants within the publicly financed system, may not be borne out.

Even proponents concede that the idea is a hypothesis.

He said that proponents argue that the practice preserves apartment values, particularly in a declining market.