In Abundance, we argue that exponential technology gives us fantastic leverage where before we had none.
As an analogy, do we argue that people exercise so that they can stuff themselves during the holidays?
We argue that the reason for this is that colleges are able to capture the aid by increasing prices.
Therefore, we argue that diversification outside of the U.S. at this time is warranted because of the current economic cycle.
We argue that, with some exceptions, anything less than the release of source programs is intolerable for results that depend on computation.
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We argue that boards and CEOs need to take a more expansive view of CR and a more active role in CR leadership.
We argue that the confluence of these five forces creates a perfect storm whose sum is far greater than any one of the parts.
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However, we argue that a gold ETF is not always a wise choice, particularly when it is treated as a short-term trade, like a stock.
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We argue that the production of oranges and lemons was associated with a strong international demand as well as substantial fixed costs during the late 1800s.
We argue that we cannot go on as we are: that when you're already borrowing so much it is quite wrong to deliberately borrow even more.
"We argue that such a lengthy period of uncertainty is not at all helpful to businesses seeking to make investment decisions or indeed the wider economy of the UK, " the letter states.
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But we argue that extra, discretionary borrowing now, over and above the effect of the automatic stabilisers, will not help with the recession - it may even make the recession longer and deeper.
And we can explain the change in valuation of earnings quite simply if we argue that opinions on the future about Apple have changed over that time, and that opinions about the future for Apple are different from opinions for the future about those other named tech companies.
This means that we can argue that both inputs and outputs matter, that funding issues and accountability issues are vital to the future success of our schools.
And we can argue about that, we can argue about whether or not the top 2 percent of taxpayers in America deserve another tax cut as part of the election, and then that can be decided by the election.
We would argue that while events in Europe matter a lot, they must be viewed in a global context.
So, we argue, that initial failure is actually something you should embrace.
So we would argue that this stock is probably very undervalued.
Now we could argue that if all this industry is coming back then why on Earth was it ever offshored in the first place?
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It doesn't seem we can argue that she is one of the lucky gals who breaks through the glass ceiling and then makes sure that she pulls as many through after her as she can.
This means we can argue that poverty really is the fundamental problem with schools but that other factors, like teacher quality, can make the effects of poverty on educational outcomes far worse or alleviate those problems to some degree.
Yet, we would argue that there is a an underserved segment of students who have challenged themselves to be college ready through rigorous coursework and are better than their numbers (based on grades and standardized testing) and can succeed in college, given the right level and kind of support.
You pay for that convenience with some extra bulk (and we'd argue that this is the geekiest, ugliest model of the bunch), but we'll admit, it's pretty trick.
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And we have -- I would certainly not argue that we have not met with the kind of success in those efforts that we all desire, and we believe that a majority of Palestinians and Israelis desire, but we will continue to work on the issue.
We might well argue that Microsoft has declined since the late 1990s, certainly it has relative to some of its peers.
And there are those who accept we can control immigration, but argue that the way we propose to do it will damage our economy and universities.
We'd argue that if you're calling a product "Monitor" that you might aim for a truly flat response, but then, we're not about to discourage giving consumers choice, either.
But we would still argue that if preparations had been made to send in a ground force from the very beginning, Mr Milosevic might well have backed down sooner.
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