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The authors, Orthodox Jews themselves, adopt a multifaceted approach to rebutting the arguments of Klinghoffer, most often taking issue with his interpretation of Torah and rabbinic commentary, but other times accusing him of dishonest and inconsistent argumentation or just laying out counter-arguments.
Supporters of congestion pricing are taking issue with the methodology of a new Quinnipiac poll which showed New Yorkers split on the issue.
Liam Hayes has been raising the temperature in recent weeks, taking issue with Eamon Barry's plea to bring pride back in the Meath jersey maintaining that is exactly what Sean Boylan achieved during his tenure.
 
 
 
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