| official argue | 35.88 | Company officials argued that he was able to work. | ||
| lawyer argue | 34.56 | His lawyer argued this proved the jeans were not his. | ||
| critic argue | 27.65 | But critics argue that that is not the point. | ||
| opponent argue | 20.61 | Opponents argued that Prop. | ||
| government argue | 20.14 | Both governments argue it jeopardizes their sovereignty. | ||
| prosecutor argue | 19.35 | Prosecutors argued it proved nothing. | ||
| company argue | 17.45 | Rabinovicz, the company argues, was rude. | ||
| defense argue | 13.17 | This, the defense argues, was legitimate work. | ||
| group argue | 12.64 | But the other group argues that this is futile. | ||
| supporter argue | 12.18 | Supporters argue the idea has merit. | ||
| attorney argue | 11.19 | Attorneys argued from their seats to the side. | ||
| administration argue | 10.47 | The administration argues that Dole is posturing. | ||
| expert argue | 10.20 | Experts argue about the meaning of all this. | ||
| leader argue | 9.87 | Industry leaders argue that change is happening slowly. | ||
| analyst argue | 9.02 | Some analysts argue that it would not. | ||
| economist argue | 8.76 | Economists can argue it either way. | ||
| people argue | 7.90 | Sometimes people argue. | ||
| advocate argue | 7.44 | Housing advocates argue persuasively for more. | ||
| industry argue | 7.18 | The industry argues that the damage is already starting. | ||
| executive argue | 7.11 | GM executives might argue the point. |