Some might use the "actions speak louder than words" argument – that what someone such as Hayek does, namely her charity, is more important than what she says.
Over eight pages of tightly worded argument, they remind the president of the positive debate that Snowden's disclosures sparked – prompting one of the few examples of truly bipartisan legislative change in recent years.
It led to a 21-day Senate trial, during which Clinton's carefully worded argument hinged on the meaning of the word 'is' when determining the truthfulness of the statement: "There is not a sexual relationship, an improper sexual relationship or any other kind of improper relationship".
In these cases, especially if you have agreed to address the rest of the reviewers' comments, the editor may be willing to consider a reasonably worded argument that the request does not need to be fulfilled for acceptance of your paper.
One thing we seemed to agree on though is that Tarantino is talented, so wherever you came down on the "N-Word" argument, the film itself would, cinematically speaking, be a work of art.
For example, if you've presented a well worded argument for your case but your opponent has not, at their time for rebuttal they may instead make light of your poor grades or drinking problem.
It is a country where a young man can be sentenced to repeated floggings because he put forward moderately worded arguments on freedom of thought.
Do not use word-for-word arguments.
Yes, I know you can define "supernatural" in such a way that turning water into wine isn't supernatural after all, but when atheists use this word, their argument is not based on an unjustified linguistic or metaphysical stipulation.
Remember that the editor may send your responses to the reviewers, so if you are refusing to address one of the referees' comments, you should word your argument carefully to be clear but not offensive.
