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The banks themselves argue that branches will remain.

Workers themselves argue that a poor job market has brought out the often hidden prejudicial side of employers who can afford to be especially picky in selecting employees.

Economic officials and economists themselves argue that the "boys' club" atmosphere of central banking and economic policy might have something to do with it, as might the fact that women are generally underrepresented in academic economics.

He and two other plaintiffs (both state representatives who took ballot selfies after voting for themselves) argue the law amounts to a constitutional violation of the right to free speech.

As noted, opponents of the consensus on global warming themselves argue from results of the discipline, and there is no reason to think that they would have had any problem accepting a consensus of climate scientists against global warming, had this emerged.

The Rohingya themselves argue that they're descendants of Arab traders dating back to the 8th century.

The other day, the couple found themselves arguing once again about the Michigan house.

"Most projects are picked and managed by member states themselves," argues one commission official.

The S.E.C. also raised questions about the investments themselves, arguing that such volatile products are inappropriate for unsophisticated investors.

The most coherent critics of dangerous preachers are often imams who hold "pretty unpleasant views" themselves, argues a senior official.

The American founders themselves argued that it is far better to err on the side of vigilance in defence of liberty than less so.