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An argument can be loud.
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An argument can be convincing.
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An argument may make sense.
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An argument may be given.
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Arguments can be theological.
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An argument can be theoretical.
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A judge may reject an argument.
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A sake may pertain-to an argument.
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Arguments can be substantive.
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An argument can be credible.
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An argument can be flawed.
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Arguments can be basic.
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Arguments can be on some sides.
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A set can be constituted-of-or-filled-with arguments.
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An argument may assume that something-is-the-case.
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