I. ar·gue [ˈɑ:gju:] V. intr.
1. argue (disagree):
2. argue (reason):
II. ar·gue [ˈɑ:gju:] V. trans.
| I | argue |
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| you | argue |
| he/she/it | argues |
| we | argue |
| you | argue |
| they | argue |
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| you | argued |
| he/she/it | argued |
| we | argued |
| you | argued |
| they | argued |
| I | have | argued |
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| you | have | argued |
| he/she/it | has | argued |
| we | have | argued |
| you | have | argued |
| they | have | argued |
| I | had | argued |
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| we | had | argued |
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However, since the APT tax has not yet been adopted, some argue that one can not predict whether the tax will be progressive or not.
en.wikipedia.org They emphasize the virtues of unilateral executive actions and argue for making extensive powers available to the executive as warranted.
en.wikipedia.org Authors argue that there is an obligation for the state to limit coercive actions which are disproportionate to the risk of intrusion.
en.wikipedia.org Proponents of legislation to proscribe flag burning argue that burning the flag is a very offensive gesture that deserves to be formally outlawed.
en.wikipedia.org Critics argue there is hard evidence of its existence and destructive effects.
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