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• This sort of sophistry and barrack-room law is typical.
• More sophistry is being used in the matter of the links.
• I believe that kind of behavior is called " sophistry ".
• Even now, his Socialist Party clings to that same repellent sophistry.
• They charged each other with " sophistry,"
• To call him one is to engage in sophistry, not science.
• He rejected the distinction between veneration and adoration as unbiblical " sophistry"
• Wordsworth sought to write directly and forcefully, without sophistry or wordplay.
• The sophistry of some of your arguments is laughable, as well.
• I think such sophistry damage the contents of our articles.
• Sen . Paul Simon, D-Ill ., demolished that sophistry.
• Such sophistry both obstructs the truth and perverts justice.
• That was strategic sophistry : erf ! is designed to do all three.
• The report records Scott as accusing Waldegrave of " sophistry ."
• The Talk pages themselves record Jayjg's endless sophistry and obstructionist tactics:
• Can sophistry obscure a truth that would otherwise appear?
• How does one easily untangle this knot of sophistry.
• I think that it is also demonstrated in the thread : sophistries ".
• In a capital city of political sophistry, Kyla has a brand new glisten.
• That provides a fertile field for psychiatric sophistry,