Examples of using Argued that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This identification has been rejected recently by the historian Claire Downham, who argued that later Norse writers synthesized the two Erics, possibly using English sources.
The French tax authority argued that the structure is fictitious
You see I argued that all life on Earth derived… from organisms carried here by alien spacecrafts.
And Mark McKinnon, another former strategist for President Bush and Mr. McCain, argued that the party“needs messages and policies that appeal to a broader audience.”.
In her editorial introductions, talks and other writings, she actively argued that science fiction should no longer be isolated but become part of the literary mainstream.
The Israeli forwarding company argued that there was no call to destroy the energy bars,
Fred Pearce(The Economist, 2014) argued that half of all people who have ever reached the age 65 are alive today.
She argued that existing laws made the country less competitive,
I argued that I loved baked ziti and she argued that I loved HER baked ziti.
Despite everything detailed above it may still be argued that Russia merely aids and influences what is essentially a local rebellion.
Some have argued that Iceland's financial meltdown was tied to the global crisis,
the theory of consolidation argued that it was an unchanging neural trace of an earlier event,
Wertheimer argued that only insightful reasoning could bring true understanding of conceptual problems and relationships.
The kill-chain. Now, the defense has argued that there are many deaths in UAS maneuvers, and this is just one more.
It could be argued that getting the orchids was the easy part;
I argued that nothing I would write could be circulated in my lifetime without my being condemned by the holy office of the Inquisition and burned at the stake.
She argued that mothers must teach their girls to feel empathy for others,
I argued that television was a volatile industry… in which success and failure were determined week by week.
She has argued that individual's sleep should be regarded as an important resource,