31.  An experienced headhunter could narrow the field down to short-list stage much more quickly and cost-effectively, Tagg argued.

32.  And arguing that elections are too expensive is a helluva case for monarchy.

33.  And as the years pass, it is argued, children will be aware of making progress.

34.  And I do not think that it means, as counsel argued, the individuals who inhabit these islands.

35.  And it was well worth it, argued Edward Walker, an assistant secretary of state.

36.  And many blacks argue that the difference is not a matter of economics, particularly with computer prices dropping.

37.  And no one argued when he said he had become an embarrassment.

38.  And no one argued with any crazy thing she wanted to do for him.

39.  And realism, it is argued, is a poor basis for belief.

40.  And this is what we basically argued about.