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But Mr Straw said the review was 'well-argued and persuasive'.

Many of the discussion threads are genuinely funny, if sometimes teetering on the borderline of libel, and occasionally you come across a nugget of acute and well-argued observation.

Considered as a collection, the essays in Re-Presenting Ben Jonson are sophisticated, well-argued, and reflective of the caliber of scholarship that Ben Jonson's work continues to attract.

Sensitive lead performances by Djolof Mbengue and Delphine Zingg, and a measured, well-argued approach to questions of identity slug this as a promising feature debut by half-Senegalese, half-French writer-director Alain Gomis.

The barrage of letters sent to police chiefs, councillors, MPs and local officials are lucid and well-argued - but between the lines the warning signals are clear.

Yet Yates' insights are instructive and her thesis very well-argued. The cross-class relationships of mistresses and servants which Yates explores are crucial to an understanding of nineteenth-century society.

"The small and mid-size firms now represent the most dynamic force in the United States economy," the authors assert in a well-argued section of the book appropriately titled "The End of the Era of Galbraith."

As is appropriate considering the subject, Copestake writes clearly, expressing his arguments in a well-argued manner.

HCV director Steve Robins said: "We are extremely disappointed that, once again, Post Office Ltd has rejected our well-argued case.

Leader Billy Hayes said: "The Government says it's happy to discuss alternatives but presented with a well-argued public model, they immediately dismissed it.