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| the twae tales ou could | argue | that baith the wife of |
| end happily syne ou could | argue | that the franklin taks his |
| kinds o tale ou could | argue | that the twae tales see |
| s ain aspirations ou could | argue | that this is an ensample |
| i doubt that anyone could | argue | with the proposition that if |
| have done without wishing to | argue | with the proposition that is |
| for them although we should | argue | against age discrimination we should |
| sense idea you can t | argue | against but one that tends |
| book is eh is to | argue | against the dialectalisation model and |
| i do not want to | argue | against the flexibility of access |
| as probably no one would | argue | against this a potential cause |
| means testing however sutherland did | argue | for the removal of means |
| the sutherland recommendations because they | argue | for the retention of means |
| is amateurish and pathetic to | argue | that a lower price means |
| to raise money they also | argue | that it is against christian |
| we are next jonsar didnae | argue | wi em jist went aboot |
| jonsar eck wisnae gaun tae | argue | wi her nae fear jonsar |
| years and someone tried to | argue | that this whole fair trade |
| option we have tried to | argue | that we need to reform |
| to compete in what i | argue | is a unified media market |
| volume market obviously you cannot | argue | that but will have an |
| small samples so one could | argue | about some of the fluctuations |
| would be considerable we could | argue | about statistics for example the |
| evaluation on balance one could | argue | and i think i would |
| for business development we could | argue | for shifts on a project |
| with negative associations you could | argue | however that since the flyting |
| debate donald gorrie you could | argue | that convener but i think |
| line and some people will | argue | that it could go further |
| so that no one could | argue | that the battering that the |
| limit carrying capacity one could | argue | that the best use of |
| a lesser extent you could | argue | that the sentences are also |
| in some respects you could | argue | that wittingly or unwittingly all |
| position any more i cannot | argue | if he has changed his |
| one case we had to | argue | for improved access for wheelchair |
| university of york economists would | argue | the same on the basis |
| muller that is what we | argue | the university of york economists |
| money for as they would | argue | philanthropic reasons people might be |
| deliver outcomes does richard lochhead | argue | that money should be taken |
| negotiations at which we will | argue | hard for the highlands and |
| the executive will continue to | argue | hard on that issue community |
| year to be able to | argue | that that was a short |
| nelson will be able to | argue | the point i ve had |
| and hypocritical for people to | argue | for longer working lives as |
| country with different procedures might | argue | that two courts working under |
| hmo licensing although i would | argue | quite strongly that they need |
| european nations i will not | argue | that case as i have |
| a long period while people | argue | it out we need to |
| the central library some people | argue | that italic handwriting is stereotyped |
| mmhm m762: th- some people | argue | that jazz music which was |
| i mean some people would | argue | that scots is ehm a |
| that work some people would | argue | that the polluter must pay |
| something f1151: i can t | argue | with people wanting comfort f1150: |
| a sunday morning and people | argue | with you m1048: see even |
| hid happened tho some micht | argue | it wis seein s an |
| learned english some members would | argue | that i speak english as |
| assurance that the executive will | argue | for the best deal for |
| time but i would not | argue | for a radical change in |
| for advertising des hudson we | argue | that it would have an |
| 2 is framed i would | argue | that such displays are banned |
| no one would dare to | argue | that that makes the language |
| this given space i would | argue | that there is enough evidence |
| janet allan i would not | argue | with that joined up thinking |
| 10 per cent we also | argue | that the evidence from countries |
| been given by those who | argue | that a ban will produce |
| might have a defence to | argue | if they do not know |
| the convener will go and | argue | for the resources to be |
| prescribe the convener do you | argue | that health boards that decide |
| the scottish parliament i also | argue | that we have to get |
| and increased funding one can | argue | that local authorities should have |
| called the scottish parliament to | argue | that the scottish government should |
| past four years few seriously | argue | that we should revert to |
| over 20 years but i | argue | that the economic impacts on |
| the parliament is going to | argue | over the division of the |
| tradition i am going to | argue | that he is a tremendously |
| what i m going to | argue | today is that he s |
| come down very quickly we | argue | that one reason for that |
| affects the debate materially i | argue | that the executive has had |
| has listened i do not | argue | about the fact that the |
| that it is convenient to | argue | i understand this that we |
| sydney goodsir smith used to | argue | in public that it was |
| speak it is difficult to | argue | that any of the fees |
| it is possible further to | argue | that had the lessons of |
| paris london and edinburgh i | argue | that if the price of |
| and its campaigning role i | argue | that the executive has shown |
| with the westminster government to | argue | that the other side of |
| westminster colleagues are likely to | argue | that the public s main |
| s not new you can | argue | that the tretis of the |
| such as mr adam smith | argue | that this is false economy |
| destroyed the prions the farmers | argue | that to get rid of |
| the executive s policies i | argue | that we have not moved |
| is the right place to | argue | the points that i mentioned |
| been found furthermore the police | argue | we believe rightly that to |
| fergus ewing i do not | argue | with that theory but the |
| independence over which we will | argue | until independence day we conduct |
| sittin here we ll no | argue | on the merits o the |
| provision before we have to | argue | this matter seriously in the |
| eck wis nae gaun tae | argue | wi her nae wye be |
| nae kate you want to | argue | wi it s god himsel |
| 1 status the executive must | argue | for reclassification of the transitional |
| a language or a dialect | argue | about its origins and where |
| members andrew wilson what you | argue | about points of sale is |
| percentage game all night and | argue | about the sums provided for |
| you only had yourself to | argue | with there was combed fingerin |
| minister can go to brussels | argue | on behalf of the fishing |
| an offence in itsel tae | argue | for a traitor i ken |
| learn tae think dialectically an | argue | logically an then staun up |
| to make your pitch to | argue | your corner to put forward |
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