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This is, in great and specious words, to say just nothing at all.

But one only has to look around the world to see just how specious such claims are.

It was specious, but Bill found himself still far from convinced.

Each argument is more specious than the last for different reasons.

Rain made an effort and said it was a specious one.

How easy are these kinds of specious charges to believe?

Only four members in each body dared to stand up against that specious position.

The standards of even specious controversy should be higher than this!

No matter how you look at it, the regime's argument is specious.

The developers say the arguments against the building are specious.

"Professor, the contradiction you are trying to point out is completely specious."

"A specious conclusion in light of the available data," I observed.

The argument that women should have the same options as men, who are free to father children at almost any age, is specious.

The claim that we cannot prove what drugs were taken in 1999 is specious.

The last election was decided, in significant part, on specious analogies.

The creditors thought that the suits were specious, he said.

There is certainly something specious in that notion of theirs.

He had a very strong jaw - no getting around this man with specious argument.

And there's an even more fundamental problem: the book is based on a specious premise.

But he did it: his statement was specious on three distinct levels.

Some of the superficial social advice here is truly specious.

Need I add that all of them are specious?

No, sir: your analogy may be specious, but it is not sound.

His voice was still soft and filled with specious humility.

I understand where you're going with this, but you are making a specious analogy."