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The paper makes a convincing argument for the decision it made.

It was a more convincing argument in better economic times.

To push for private virtue, he will first have to make a convincing public argument.

His presence would be a convincing argument when she had to.

"It would not be a convincing argument to most people."

Opponents, he said, "would have to present very convincing arguments, because all the evidence goes the other way."

You can make a convincing argument that there is not much worth saving here.

They were like - this was not a convincing argument.

It has been more difficult to build a convincing economic argument.

This book will not provide the convincing argument for change.

"Don't blow the world up" sounds a pretty persuasive argument to me.

It was a persuasive argument: what could be a better goal for humanity?

The most persuasive argument for any organization is that concerning costs.

A more persuasive argument might be that today's political leaders have little interest in culture.

Stick to persuasive argument on the ball, I may continue to play.

It was something they all lived with, the single most persuasive argument against turning.

The most persuasive arguments for continuing the station may be political.

A shotgun against the throat is a very persuasive argument.

Both men "made persuasive and vigorous arguments" in defense of their company, he said.

"And that is supposed to be your most persuasive argument?"