Examples of using Argued in English and their translations into Serbian
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Well argued.
And argued each case with my wife;
Carlos and Gabby argued…- Carlos!
We've argued this matter many times.
People also translate
Normalization does not suit them," Misic argued.
People have argued over this fore….
He argued that its repercussions are still being felt today.
This is what my dad argued, and I agree with him.
Argued that the mentally ill commit suicide- it.
Who has ever argued we need a weak one?
Argued though joint disease- the inheritance of the elderly.
It is not yet clear what the two men argued about.
Nasser argued for Arab nationalism;
If they are not brother groups,they are certainly cousins,” he argued.
We've argued these matters before, Captain Malo.
While the disciples sat and argued who would be the greatest.
GIP argued that the advertising ban was contrary to.
Although initially skeptical,by 1946 Gödel argued in favor of this thesis.
Hegseth had argued that pizza"lasts for a long time".
She obviously felt guilty because the last time she saw him they'd argued.
Further Australia argued that the case constituted an abuse of right.
During the revolution, as mentioned in Budapest Diary,Lukács argued for a new Soviet-aligned communist party.
But Snowden argued that the problem with the legislation is in its name.
The real needs of Bulgarians and people across the world relate to their daily toils andquest for harmony, argued Bulgaria's Patriarch Neofit.
Historians have long argued over the meaning of this statement.
He argued that the ICJ should declare its opinion on the legality of Kosovo's independence.
The Serbian government has argued that it does not control Kosovo's Serbs.
As argued earlier there are many winners of globalization in the world.
Descartes, a mathematician, argued that if he is thinking then he must‘be.'.