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argue against

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Rowling said on X she struggled to argue against Oliver because he supported her charity, Lumos.

From Salon

According to the researchers, the data does not argue against use of antiseizure medications in patients who benefit, but rather encourages these patients to have a conversation with their doctor to determine if their course of treatment is most appropriate for them.

Opponents argue against their routine use, and members of the Senate are historically protective of their role as a check on the executive branch.

Trump’s attorneys would also undoubtedly argue against the existing sentencing, and it’s likely going to create drawn-out litigation that takes time to resolve.

From Slate

When you factor in that importance to such a dominant team - City have won the past four league titles and a Champions League - it is hard to argue against him being the most influential player in the world.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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