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argument claims debate dialogue god

The moment that one person in an argument claims to be God, dialogue and debate become impossible.

argument bigger board challenge commercial competition concerned control drain enhance expense gets money partners pie slice sought sponsor taking value

We are not concerned with taking control of the board or taking more money at the expense of others. Our argument is that not enough is being done to enhance the commercial value of the Heineken Cup: more partners should be sought and there should be a sponsor for the Challenge Cup, a competition which is important but which does drain resources. We are not after a bigger slice of the pie: we want a bigger pie so that everyone gets more.

argument capital harder money people suffering

When there are people suffering and people in need right now, it's a harder argument to give money to a memorial, to a capital campaign, or an endowment.

argument debate quite rather silence sitting sullen trying work

The debate is quite exciting. I would much rather that we're sitting there having a vehement argument than there was just sullen silence around these issues. It's part of trying to work it all out.

argument coming forceful rate

The rate argument is coming back in a very forceful manner.

argument gone hearing question whether

The question is have they all on the ECB gone hawkish? Or is there any argument on the ECB of whether we should not move? If there are doves left, we are not hearing them.

argument compact fully looked lose producing quality terrified took

We were terrified at the idea of producing two papers. But when The Times went fully compact, we looked at it very seriously. It took away that whole argument that you lose quality if you are a compact newspaper.

argument favors surplus trade

This should be yen positive, as the trade surplus argument always favors the yen.

argument available common democrat early hear lines outcome president seriously war

When a war is long-lived and the outcome is not demonstrably positive, the lines of argument available to a president are seriously constrained. Democrat or Republican, 1960s or early part of the 21st century, you're going to hear a common rhetoric.