| Apart from the times when my argumentativeness has threatened to scupper even that. |
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| Key features of oppositional defiant disorder include argumentativeness, noncompliance with rules and negativism. |
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| The author's natural argumentativeness expresses itself in a continuing debate about faith and religion, often with Bono as his sparring partner. |
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| His luminous intelligence and genial argumentativeness made it respectable to be a dissenter. |
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| You feel you're listening to ethical argumentativeness that reminds you of the Talmud — pedantic disputatiousness. |
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| We do not encourage malingering, idleness, panic and constant argumentativeness. |
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| Less dramatic increases in irritability and argumentativeness are much more common and are frequently remarked upon by patients or by their families. |
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| It offered much light but little heat, and at the end of the day, Stephen Walsh, a noted Stravinsky biographer, bemoaned the lack of argumentativeness. |
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| Annan can make the vaguest, most innocuous statements sound substantial and profound, and he can deliver his toughest, most challenging arguments without apparent argumentativeness. |
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