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	<title>Good career for lover of oral argument?</title>
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	<description>I love arguing with people -- orally walking them through their premises, disputing their conclusions, bringing up cool new analogies and information, and learning and teaching in the process. I want to do this all day long and get paid for it. Career recommendations? I&apos;m in law school, but I&apos;m not going to restrict myself to careers requiring a JD (though they&apos;re a plus).&lt;br&gt;
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I love the speed and adrenaline and friendly competition  of a good argument... I don&apos;t want a job where I have to prepare 98% of the time and argue 2%. I want a job where I get to argue almost all of the time.&lt;br&gt;
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Ideas?</description>
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