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The idea initially met with resistance from autism researchers, some of whom argue that the disorder is caused primarily by deficits in the cerebellum.

But the slow start will worry the NFU and the government, both of whom argue that the cull is a necessary measure to tackle bovine TB in cattle.

The forecast of rising household debt is likely to cause concern to economists, many of whom argue that high household leverage makes economies more prone to financial shocks and subsequent deep recessions.

Microsoft's appeal is backed by Apple, AT&T, Cisco, Verizon and others, all of whom argue that a final decision in favour of the US government would create a "dramatic conflict with foreign data protection laws".

So far, Mr. Mason has collected the signatures and comments of nearly 550 retired and active-duty military personnel, as well as their spouses — all of whom argue that submarines are no place for women.

The third camp is led by Republicans, many of whom argue that the spending program was wrong from the start and that the government should focus on tax cuts.

Mr. Kerry's answer is being second-guessed among his supporters, some of whom argued that he should have been more wary of the trap.

City Council members — some of whom argued that counting the city's share of unemployment-benefit and food-stamp costs, the savings from the layoffs would be insignificant — were unconvinced that they were necessary.

The Journal News article and map spurred disagreement even among journalists, many of whom argued that the reporter, Dwight R. Worley, could have chosen a more effective way to publish the data without singling out individuals.

After 1865 the wages-fund theory was discredited by W.T. Thornton, F.D. Longe, and Francis A. Walker, all of whom argued that the demand for labour was not determined by a fund but by the consumer demand for products.

"We're losing 1.2 million people from our schools to the streets every year," Mr. Duncan told a gathering of state and local officials, teachers and union representatives, none of whom argued against such strong medicine.