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decisive argument



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“Their decisive argument was that Hungary loses nothing, given that the final word on Ukraine’s membership has to be given by the national parliaments, 27 parliaments, including the Hungarian one,” Orbán said.

From Seattle Times Dec. 15, 2023

The third problem provides the most decisive argument against regarding Bernoulli’s theorem as a complete account of lift: An airplane with a curved upper surface is capable of flying inverted.

From Scientific American Feb. 4, 2020

It was, said Nunn, "a very strong and, I think, decisive argument."

From Time Magazine Archive

One final and perhaps decisive argument against a slow recovery is that it does not produce votes.

From Time Magazine Archive

This belief, this current opinion, has become for reasoning historians, or even for rationalists, a semi-doctrine, which has recently been urged several times, as a decisive argument, against the unitary theory of the materialistic conception.

From Essays on the Materialistic Conception of History by Antonio Labriola




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