Word: argumentation
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...recent years some have criticized the magazine, claiming it has drifted somewhat in its ideological views and that it has become too cynical. But its editors maintain that it still plays a "central role in defense of subtle, nuanced argument...
...central argument of this book is that liberalism and conservatism are framing political issues as a series of false choices. Wracked by contradiction and responsive mainly to the needs of their constituencies, liberalism and conservatism prevent the nation from settling the questions that most trouble it," he writes...
...convict" the company if it received another presidential waiver: how serious could the breach be if the White House approved yet another technology transfer? By signing the waiver, Clinton would be handing his donor's company what amounted to a get-out-of-jail-free card. Was that an argument for or against the waiver? In Clinton's world, it's hard to tell. But other memos spelled out for Clinton the political "risk" he was taking if he signed...
...Kevin Arquit, former head of the FTC's bureau of competition, sees two ways in which an Intel suit could proceed. If the FTC focuses on withholding information from a competitor, as Intel did with Intergraph Corporation, that would be a less serious charge. A far broader argument would be accusing Andy Grove's gang of withholding vital technical data from computer makers unless they agreed not to incorporate any other products...
...that argument, you could integrate whatever you want into new versions of Windows...