Smith argues that Britain has been the classic case of this.

Smith argues that an ethnic economy helps in several ways.

Smith argued that Stewart had lost his gold in a square game.

Smith argued that more than just about everything else, people hunger for approval.

Like every other sports executive, Smith would like to watch more games on cable television and argue with fewer agents over the phone.

Smith argued people prefer local industry and are biased against international trade.

Smith argued for a symbolic interpretation of the stories about Jesus.

But Smith argues, with some persuasiveness, that the moon shot was not nearly so rational or calculated.

Smith argued for a "system of natural liberty" where individual effort was the producer of social good.

Smith would eventually argue that blacks should then be given equal employment opportunities as whites.