It consisted of one mostly empty dumpster with feeble flames contesting with the northwestern drizzle. |
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Her family feared for her life and tried dissuading her from contesting the elections. |
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In the light of this provision, we do not accept that H has grounds for contesting the element of indecency in his conviction. |
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Otherwise, the complacency of the praise songs and the denial of real contesting positions will mean slow stagnation. |
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Further, through its political arm, the ATLU began successfully contesting the small number of seats in the legislature that were elective. |
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But a few months later, he was back, contesting the by-election held to find a new member to fill the seat he had vacated in disgrace. |
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From the start, Postal rode in tight formation, no other teams contesting the space on the road. |
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The election is subject to the result of the writ petitions before the Supreme Court on the domicile status of candidates contesting the poll. |
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The EC should debar him from contesting elections for violating the model code of conduct. |
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The Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties are contesting every seat. |
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West got away, followed by one other rider, with the rest of the field contesting a very close and tactical bunch sprint in Ramsey town. |
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I do not think it was so much a question of contesting the issue, but the fact was that there was no choice about the matter. |
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Each ballot paper has a list of all registered political parties contesting the elections. |
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They do a good job defensively of matching up again with their zone, contesting us when we're driving in the paint against the seven-footers. |
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Gill had announced earlier this week that he wouldn't be contesting to retain his position at the helm of Indian hockey. |
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Doctors are contesting the regulations as undemocratic, arbitrary and Draconian. |
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He said the girls were no shrinking violets when it came to contesting the ball. |
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Since Paul, 60, and Lurline, 63, each had a previous marriage, the trusts also prevents former spouses from contesting their assets in court. |
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It's expected that she'll be contesting much better races than this in the not too distant future. |
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In the seven games that they won the young squad travelled thousands of kilometres, lording it over 191 other contesting schools. |
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Given that there are no animals contesting their status as inferiors to mankind, where can a human advocate of animal emancipation possibly go from there? |
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While he is not contesting the Jan. 22 election, Olmert remains politically active. |
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He drops some contesting declarations over a steamed-up astutely nabbed Dre beat. |
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Crews contesting the manufacturers' championship must complete four passes of the shakedown stage. |
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Secondly, they are contesting the fact that the directive should have anything at all to do with pay. |
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She submitted a grievance contesting the disclosure of medical information, which in the grievor's view, constituted a violation of her privacy. |
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There were two delegates contesting the seat-one from our faction and one from the other faction. |
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Citizen groups are nevertheless contesting the project on a sector where they would like to see an urban park installed. |
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The defendant must state his reasons for contesting the application on the form given to him by the clerk. |
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The Court accepted that the mother was unable to obtain a suitable visa to return to Australia for the purpose of contesting custody proceedings. |
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The appellant is contesting this decision and raises various grounds of appeal. |
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A competent court before which a defendant appears, without contesting jurisdiction in accordance with the rules of that court, has jurisdiction. |
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In the letter, explain the issue and your grounds for contesting it and attach any documentation. |
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So far two people are competing for the position and they are Paddy Conroy and current Lady Mayoress Bridie Conroy who will be contesting her position. |
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Twelve people are contesting eight positions on city council. |
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It's bad enough now with 25 parties contesting the general election. |
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A number of NU leaders are contesting the presidential election. |
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Six candidates are contesting the election from Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, the UK Independence Party and the Green Party, as well as one independent. |
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Arguments both affirming and contesting the unethicality of political advertising, especially negative advertising, appears to come out most heavily on the side of unethicality. |
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Elections even at a state level cost money and both parties wish to avoid an unnecessary waste of money by contesting in an election that they will lose. |
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What is the deadline for requesting a recount or contesting the election? |
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A foul has been called by a British team but an American is contesting it. |
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Indeed, among the unseeded teams who should be contesting the third qualifying round there are few sides Rangers could be entirely comfortable of overhauling. |
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But his demise sparked bitter divisions, with the children of his first wife contesting his will amid allegations his death had been hastened by drugs. |
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But it really has come to something when the man contesting the world No 1 slot is famous primarily because he's disgustingly, outrageously boring. |
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This is because it could force nationalist opposition parties to share a pro-euro platform with Labour while contesting a parliamentary election campaign. |
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It has ended up undermining those democrats who are contesting the elections, and the NLD's non-participation has led to its legal disbandment as a political party. |
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Religious parties are banned from contesting elections, but the government is accused of courting religious extremist groups for votes. |
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Without contesting the existence and duration of the cartel or the participation of its former subsidiary, the applicant contends that the Commission erred in law in determining the amount of the fine it imposed on it. |
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After contesting strongly and even taking the council to court over their decision, plans went ahead and all but two libraries on the IOW are set to close in April this year, leaving Lord Louis and Ryde libraries remaining. |
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The union was contesting the legality of collective agreement provisions addressing employer benefits contributions, service accrual and seniority. |
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The difficulty of an argument adds to the pleasure of contesting with it, when there are hopes of victory. |
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Some professional brass players and contesting brass band personnel have Salvation Army backgrounds. |
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Blackheath, Chalk Farm and St John's Wood are among the areas contesting being the original home of the semi. |
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In 1835 Disraeli stood for the last time as a Radical, unsuccessfully contesting High Wycombe once again. |
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Wales achieved only one win in 1987's Five Nations before contesting the inaugural Rugby World Cup. |
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Despite contesting 10 seats last time, UKIP did not stand in Northern Ireland. |
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The sports cars again ran over 300 miles, contesting the Shell BRDC Empire Trophy. |
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In contesting the decision to deny him coverage under the HEAP, the grievor alleged that he had suffered undue financial hardship as a result of the sale of his principal residence. |
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In case a Party has objective reasons for contesting the technical competence of a Conformity Assessment Body of the other Party, it shall inform the other Party thereof. |
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She takes nothing for granted, even irenically contesting the Augustinian-Calvinist suspicion of all non-verbal art in worship. |
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The Portuguese empire expanded into the Persian Gulf, contesting control of the spice trade with the Ajuran Empire and the Ottoman Empire. |
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Guiccardini defended him in Naples in 1535 before Charles V, contesting the exiled rebels' accusations of tyranny. |
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This article preserves the possibility of opposing or contesting a voluntary recognition when the person seeking to recognise or who had recognised the child is not the biological father. |
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The tussle was compared yesterday by Mike Ruddock's defence coach Clive Griffiths to two men contesting an arm wrestle. |
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The sudden appearance of this sirocco is currently forcing the 27 skippers to sit it out in port prior to being able to envisage contesting this 4th course between Aghios Nikolaos and Bozcaada in safety. |
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Thirteen candidates are contesting the race, including Islamists, liberalists and some officials who served in the former regime. |
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In contesting elections, independent candidates are required by law to spend less than candidates nominated by a party. |
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We are contesting that it warranted a notice of violation,'' said Newhall Land Vice President Marlee Lauffer. |
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In my own home city of Edmonton, he directly intervened and cut off the democratic process by appointing John Bethel and preventing local businessman Sine Chadi from contesting the nomination. |
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He is now contesting the vote. The final outcome rests with a special electoral court, known by its Spanish acronym, Trife, whose decision is final. |
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Those contesting sarpanch elections will have to be Class 8 pass and in Scheduled areas, the eligibility has been fixed at Class 5 pass. |
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Mohan had booked Rakesh and 10 others for attacking a KJP candidate contesting against his father Siddaramaiah in Varuna. |
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The Committee notes that the author provides no evidence that he was a victim of discrimination and that he mainly confines himself to contesting the courts' assessment of the evidence and application of domestic law. |
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Was the representative of Egypt contesting his ruling? |
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If the plaintiff accepts meditation, the defendant who is contesting the application will also have to decide whether or not to accept to submit the dispute to mediation. |
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We had a close shave when the German Constitutional Court examined the framework decision on the European arrest warrant and came very close to contesting its legitimacy. |
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The procedures for contesting such detention have also been simplified. |
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For the most part, constitution-making became highly contested and conflict-ridden where contesting groups and constituencies failed to agree on new power-sharing rules. |
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Aside from not contesting the divorce, Wiz also wants to see their prenuptial agreement enforced, TMZ reports. |
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Momoh was elected President as the only contesting candidate, without any opposition, and was sworn in as Sierra Leone's second president on 28 November 1985 in Freetown. |
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He can show just how far ahead of the game he is by accounting for last-time winners Ten Down, Joss Stick and Ben, all of whom have been contesting races weaker than this. |
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It incorporates a theory of diplomacy, of how in a situation of mutually contesting kingdoms, the wise king builds alliances and tries to checkmate his adversaries. |
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Factionalising and splits led to the farcical sight of two or in some cases three far-right candidates contesting the same seat, fatally splitting the vote. |
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The gelding has won or been placed on 15 of the 29 occasions he has faced the judge, which is an impressive record for a horse used to contesting trappy handicaps. |
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