Nonetheless, by rejecting these premises, the Stoics often committed themselves to highly disputable contentions. |
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The statement and evidence of the defendant contains strong specific contentions that the prosecution is politically motivated. |
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But curb thou the high spirit in thy breast, for gentle ways are best, and keep aloof from sharp contentions. |
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I am not saying you do not have arguments against the contentions the applicant would wish to make. |
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This is a book that encourages marginal notes, because one wants to debate the issues and contentions Clark raises. |
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Hence the contentions and the arguments of the plaintiff are weak and not legitimate. |
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But to this point, the administration has offered few direct answers to the particular contentions of the critics. |
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There are, almost daily, reporters' observations, columnists' opinions and e-mail complaints that support my contentions. |
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These contentions were borne out by my direct observation of the police handling of numerous disputes. |
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One of the key contentions in the Headlands proposal is the developer's request to build the 2100 foot long sea wall or revetment along Strands beach fronting the property. |
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Marx not only omitted facts which ran counter to his theories, but also was guilty of distorting, falsifying, and misquoting information which contradicted his contentions. |
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If our contentions are correct, it was entirely unnecessary and would have been a superfluity in the circumstances of this case to have had such a clause. |
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A reply and rejoinder shall not merely repeat the parties' contentions, but shall be directed to bringing out the issues that still divide them. |
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There are many, many arguments to consider and contentions to examine. |
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His contentions about the GAO are meritless, and he should give them up. |
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Instead, they emphasize clearly three contentions in the mystery of the sonship of God. |
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This success was offset, however, by contentions around newly introduced wording with respect to traditional damage. |
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In our view there are two conclusive answers to these contentions. |
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It is not for the Tribunal to go into the validity of these contentions in this case. |
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This event also paints a picture somewhat at odds with the respondent's contentions that the applicant had no significant input into Xavier's life. |
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Their contentions are theoretical and ideological, not based on reality. |
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On the basis of these contentions, a few modifications have been made in the original text. |
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We also gathered and analyzed documentation to support the Department's contentions on management action taken. |
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In trying to justify presupposed contentions, your articles gave credence to one book about the king written by an American journalist. |
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State precisely, in a few words, what you understand to be the contentions of each of the disputants. |
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The contentions over the allocation of sinecures increased in intensity and escalated into violent conflict. |
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While religion broadly marks the delineation of these divisions, the contentions were primarily political and related to access to power. |
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We hope that in doing so, contentions about the content of this letter will be put to rest and will guarantee that referrals are treated with the utmost respect. |
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Before the appropriate court, the United Kingdom will submit that Ireland's contentions about the specific justification of the MOX Plant at Sellafield are beside the point. |
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On the face of it, these contentions will seem intrinsically implausible to many Chaucerians. |
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France refutes CFF's contentions that it did not again have to inject money into the undertaking given that SNCM could have had recourse to bank credit. |
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The Commission examined these contentions, but cannot accept them. |
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According to counsel, these contentions lack merit. |
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There shall be annexed to the original of every pleading certified copies of any relevant documents adduced in support of the contentions contained in the pleading. |
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Those people have made serious interventions and contentions about the bill, backed with evidence, and I will get to this in a moment, and the government chooses to ignore that evidence. |
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The chain of command supported the grievor's contentions. |
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Distributed to all the justices participating in the pool, these memoranda summarize the facts, the lower court's ruling, and the parties' contentions. |
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There are different opinions on this issue in my group, as my colleague, Mr Swoboda, said, but we try to avoid highly ideological contentions in this connection. |
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Data compiled by the Labour Program at HRSDC in an October 24, 2006 report titled, 'Key Observations Regarding the Effect of Replacement Worker Legislation on Workers' does not support their contentions. |
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Second, clients do not always understand that they will be billed for the time that lawyers and coaches take to brief one another, and this misunderstanding raised some contentions in one case in the study. |
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The answer to the question of the legal effect of the French reservations lies partly in the contentions of the French Republic and partly in those of the United Kingdom. |
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Therefore, we are very much aware that the way in which close contact between different cultures is handled can be enormously enriching, but it can also set off destructive contentions. |
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Since the late 20th century, those contentions have been challenged by a new class of recent historians. |
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For it hath been declared unto me of you, my brethren, by them which are of the house of Chloe, that there are contentions among you. |
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A labyrinth of intricable questions, unprofitable contentions, incredibilem delirationem, one calls it. |
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There were early contentions over the powers of preachers and the Conference, and the timing of chapel services. |
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Beginning in childhood light sparkled and flowers fisted their beautiful contentions without choice, only pain and delightedness to make their silence sound. |
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Contentions by opponents that the measure will cover about 200 workers citywide were bolstered by a short report released by the city manager last month. |
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