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We find this response unpersuasive for at least two reasons.

The argument that things must continue as they have always been is unpersuasive.

"Human Events" pits these two men against each other in the most unpersuasive ways.

But the arguments that it would do harm seem unpersuasive.

Instead, for reasons that are both murky and unpersuasive, it gave in.

"Is there something irrational about this story or inherently unpersuasive?"

But the Justices today found the appeals court's distinction unpersuasive.

The international community may also need to consider military options if sanctions alone prove unpersuasive.

Israel raised a number of exceptions and objections, but the Court found them unpersuasive.

But this part of their argument is increasingly unpersuasive.

However, his attempts to shake things up are contrived and unpersuasive.

To some supporters of Israel, however, the Administration's position was unpersuasive.

Wu's other example of a recent turn away from openness is similarly unpersuasive.

So perhaps the one criticism we might levy is that she has proved unpersuasive.

But for those with eyes to see, the claim - at least for now - is unpersuasive.

But the work itself proved an unpersuasive plea for a return to Romanticism.

But he offers unpersuasive answers to the critical question of replacing a dead or disabled President.

Some statisticians find the pooling of results from disparate studies unpersuasive.

Or maybe it means the courts will find City Hall's arguments unpersuasive yet again.

The justifications offered by the administration are equally unpersuasive.

"I think the evidence indicating that we need to raise the unemployment rate to stabilize prices is unpersuasive," he said.

But however unpersuasive Grass's political opinions may be, what matters is how well they work within the novel's fictional world.

Instead, the German company took an unpersuasive risk last week with a first program of contemporary ballets by young talent.

However unpersuasive, at least under the previous versions of the Constitution the court's distinction could be considered harmless.

This is so unpersuasive it hardly needs response.