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This argument takes up much of the second half of the film, which amounts to a prosecutorial brief against Pope Benedict XVI and some of his close associates.

This argument takes some understanding, especially given the suggestion that liability for greenhouse gas emissions should rest with the power generators.

Unfortunately this argument takes us nowhere except around in a circle.

This argument takes introspective awareness of sensations as intrinsically mental and, at the same time, intrinsically physical.

Thus, for this coordinate system, "object" and "appearance" coincide, which leads Weyl to term it the Absolute I. Weyl points out that this argument takes place entirely within the realm of numbers, that is, for the purposes of the analogy, the immanent consciousness.

This argument takes various forms.

This argument took place while South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung, was here, and Mr. Kim, architect of the openings to the North, went home angry and humiliated.

This argument took a hit when Third Sector, a charity journal, revealed that some charities were selling their golden bonds to others for more than double their face value.

A key moment in this argument took place one weekday last August, when a small group of Defense Department officials drove from the Pentagon to the headquarters of the C.I.A., for what they expected to be a tension-filled meeting with the agency's top analysts.

In addition, this argument, taken to its logical extreme, yields absurd outcomes.

By analogy with the argument taken in Lemma 2.1, we complete the proof of this lemma.