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But it, too, did not contradict Apple's central point--that all mobile phones can see a performance hit if held in a certain manner.

The policeman knew that the man was lying, so he encouraged him to talk until he began to contradict himself.

Physicists today are still hunting for an explanation of superconductivity, which seems to contradict some of our basic ideas about nature.

The board of directors should ensure that the bank's remuneration policies do not contradict its credit risk strategy.

Don't you think it necessary to have a close study of the contradict to avoid anything missing?

The findings seem to contradict the idea that money is only related to happiness up to the point where basic needs are met.

This was not a fact, but she did not contradict him.

But when the Jews saw the crowds, they were filled with jealousy and began to contradict what was spoken by Paul, reviling him.

You are a woman: you must never speak what you think; your words must contradict your thought, but your actions may contradict your words.

So if Mr Armstrong were to contradict Mr Aldrin on Sunday night, he added, he would be very difficult to spot.

It also appeared to contradict signals from Dubai's government that it was willing to fully support its corporate entities.

Students who make assertions that contradict the professor's point of view should be prepared to substantiate their positions.

We have no evidence at all to confirm or contradict the applicability of thermodynamics to the universe as a whole.

A study by the Korea Food and Drug Administration seems to contradict the stereotype that Koreans have bigger faces than Caucasians.

Here, here I stand on the Word of God, except what I had written is contradict with the word of God and my conscious, I will never withdraw.

In arguing that "religion's power" has "continued to increase, " they contradict considerable evidence to the contrary.

Describe what you are doing at the moment. Give short affirmative or negative answers to confirm or contradict what someone says.

An anomaly is a set of facts that seem to contradict the prevailing paradigm.

Over all, the documents do not contradict official accounts of the war.

The findings contradict previous research, which suggested looking at Facebook can be bad for your mental health.

What does an experiment that seems to contradict Einstein's theory of relativity really mean?

Try not to contradict your child's statement immediately, even if you think he's wrong.

The results clearly contradict the prevailing opinion that BPD cannot be fully cured, and that longer-term psychotherapy is ineffective.

For I will give you words and wisdom that none of your adversaries will be able to resist or contradict.

"Our interests and her interests do not necessarily contradict each other, " he said. "Sooner or later we will have a win-win situation. "

At first glance, the vital statistics of the former German Democratic Republic seem to contradict Prof Ludwig's downbeat assessment.

I can only support you or be forced to contradict what you choose for the betterment of others around you.

Money is the symbol of wealth, and yet it operates on laws which contradict the laws that wealth operates on.

The findings seem to contradict the sensual images that saturate the ads in female magazines.

Those findings contradict the latest study, and suggest female orgasm might be a byproduct after all.

I did not contradict against her explanation, but i still felt unsatisfactory.

All these various lossed, great as they are, do not in any way contradict the law of conservation of energy.

But you know what, if your parents never really fully contradict you about anything, and like are basically nice, and supportive. . .

The Wang ventilation is forgetful, self-contradict one in eye, don't understand oneself at the moment how should do fair agreeable.

So how did we discover them, these strange laws that seem to contradict much of what we thought we knew about the universe?

The findings appear to contradict assumptions that the poor cannot afford healthier foods or are too far away from shops that sell them.

Your present letter seems to contradict the previous one. Please clarify.

But let us consider precisely this possibility that exists, that in order not to contradict itself, it does not inscribe itself in itself.

Combining things that seem to contradict each other is what Mr Liu and the business he built are all about.

This would seem to contradict a lot of what Microsoft has said to date regarding tablets.

Henry thinks he is always right, and he gets on his high horse if anyone dares to contradict him.

They have made the decision not to stop the line when a seat is defective, which appears to contradict basic TPS principles.

Hamlet, as the main character of the play, his fortune is in the intense and contradict whirlpool inevitably.

Around age 4, children are able to tell additional statements that won't contradict the lie.

on the PA and follow all directions given by the train driver, even if they contradict the instructions in this article - they know best.

New studies and claims about vitamins are published daily, and many seem to contradict each other.

When someone is speaking to an interested audience, do not contradict that person and steal his or her audience.

In order to build China into a real state ruled by law, those regulations, which conflict and contradict each other, must be smoothed out.

The findings contradict the long established belief that the amount of sleep we need falls as we approach middle and old age.

It's possible that I seem to contradict myself in this essay.

They lean toward Lutheranism in permitting beliefs and practices that do not contradict Scripture.

The searchings seem to contradict the sensual images those saturate the ads in female magazines.

The references to Yeshu are extremely negative and contradict the Gospels in quite a few places.

Anything I said would in all likelihood contradict their version.

In Indonesia's murky political system, regulations often emerge out of the blue, and can contradict existing ones.

The very fact that Jesus had an ossuary would contradict the Christian belief that he was resurrected and ascended to heaven.

state and local laws that contradict federal laws or treaties are thus preempted and can be declared unconstitutional by a federal court.

Yet the decision to keep him behind bars appears to contradict an earlier ruling that he should be allowed to stand for election.

It seems to contradict your recent Diva interview?

The findings contradict studies that have recently shown that supposedly typical or middle-class families have been hardest hit.

He did not contradict his attorney's comment.

However, these results contradict a 2004 Brazilian study which did not find a link between the same genetic change and TB.

If you're both going to lie, at least stick to the same story and don't contradict each other!

This new study's findings would seem to contradict this curve.

But the few hours of music or writing may contradict the rest of his living which is in disorder and confusion.

I may contradict myself, but I do not contradict the truth.

The molecular data contradict the conventional scenario for the emergence of this energy-harnessing mechanism.

It's unfortunate, then, that these two goals often seem to contradict each other.

That's my business. I Can contradict myself to hell and gone if I feel like it.

The crisis power theory is the social development basic power principle, does not contradict with the social basic contradiction.

Assertion is not argument, to contradict the statement of an opponent is not proof that you are innocent.

The comments contradict earlier speculation that the Tiburon was being scrapped in favor of the current Genesis Coupe.

The position of the victim as concerned party does not contradict the protection for the rights of the accused.

Assertion is not argument, to contradict the statement of an opponent is not proof that you are correct.

Mrs Linton spoke strongly, and yet I can't contradict her.

All other law falls under and is subordinate to that document. No law may contradict the Constitution.

You may not make any statement, whether on your site or otherwise, that would contradict anything in this section.

Peace necessarily includes, even as it transcends, all of our primal energy, much of which has been expressed in ways that contradict peace.

His comments directly contradict the testimony of the former British government's director of communications, Alastair Campbell.

The time should not contradict with applicants' working schedule and the place would be convenient to get to.

The Council, which rejected several bills in recent years, can censor all or part of the law deemed to contradict the nation's bylaws.

Further more, the optimal intermediate bundle size is contradict our intuition, which need to be explained by further research.

But he also could sit stonily silent through a dinner that bored him, or contradict and interrupt in defiance of all common etiquette.

If less than three witnesses support a fact, or if thewitnesses contradict each other, the court will proceed to oath taking.

Why drag around this corpse of your memory, afraid to contradict something you once said in this or that public place?

The 1980s geometrical logos have come back in full force to contradict minimalism, under-design, and common sense simplicity.

The researchers admit that observations in the United States contradict their findings.

When bad things happen they seem to contradict belief in the goodness and care of God.

The surprise findings contradict some previous studies that have suggested mobiles can cause Alzheimer's and brain cancer.

There is a notion that man cannot contradict as the light wave rescinds all that is contrary to itself.

Don't contradict their mother in front of them, don't fight with her in front of them, and most definitely don't ever abuse her.

Their findings contradict previous suspicions that human errors result from brief fluctuations in concentration or brain activity.

Nor did his UN move contradict the need for eventual negotiations between Palestine and Israel over the "core issues" .

So I was disappointed to see the authors contradict the central thesis in the very same article.

People try to achieve cognitive consistency: they want the images they hold not to clash with or contradict each other.

The old gentleman was in so savage a mood, that his humour was to contradict everybody.

These ideas need not be implemented immediately; that would contradict the purposes of stimulus.

This seems to contradict the CRUDy anti pattern for SOA.

Japan's government said it will continue pressing the issue and that its findings contradict Beijing's past statements.

At first glance, the iPhone seems to contradict this trend.

The survey results also contradict the impression of an increasing public tilt toward China.

In short, many lines of research contradict the myth that war is a constant of the human condition.

She didn't leave him, ' said the boy; `you shan't contradict me! '

Do cultural maintenance and inter-group interaction advocated by the multicultural policy contradict with each other?

In return, these countries agree to support Beijing's international positions that contradict Washington's stance.

A sea crowded with warships does not contradict an era of great promise for Asia.

she cried stormily, looking into the three drawn faces as though defying them to contradict her.

What are the psychological and social consequences of getting messages that so totally contradict each other?

These findings contradict the commonly made assumption of aurora being mirror images of each other.

They contradict what one financial aid director said in an interview last week.

eg. If you contradict me once more, you're fired!

The Turkish goal of visa-free access for almost all its neighbours could easily contradict the EU's own plans for tighter border controls.

The multi-media teaching becomes necessary means to solve self-contradict of teach-learn the surveying course nowadays.

The case designs contradict some pre-existing rumors regarding Apple's next-generation smartphone.

Contradict her next lie with her DNA from the lingerie.

One example is the ignored work of scientists dabbling in ideas that contradict neo darwinian dogma .

Similar close, close fact, why would different courts make completely contradict the judgement?

God is the Auther of the Two Books. Therefore, The Two Books should not contradict each other.

Politicians, don't you dare contradict yourself, even after decades of making a statement.

Do not contradict yourself.

But so far, the estimates of regional sea level rise are preliminary at best, and in some cases completely contradict each other.

The luminous floating glass walls of the living room contradict this permanence.

However, many randomized clinical study results contradict with this.

These are questions which it is difficult to answer. For the facts seem to contradict themselves.

And, no matter what I say, don't contradict me.

contradict Apple's, but its letter provides names and dates that could presumably be supported by phone records.

That would contradict his right to freedom.

The findings contradict statements made by Halliburton in the weeks following the accident.

SPIEGEL: But appearances contradict your assumption.

His comments seemed to contradict those made days earlier by Wu Bangguo, head of the legislature.

Contradict her statement with the hammer fingerprint and enjoy the confession.

And all the disbelief in the world can't contradict that piece of evidence.

I hate to contradict you, but in recent years, the Cannes Film Festival has given awards mostly to American films.

However, local policy may contradict this execution style for the pattern.

These results contradict previous studies that show lots of cell death in muscles during atrophy.

She's under the impression that she's a great actress, we never contradict her in anything she says because it's time wasted.

Banquo Too cruel anywhere. Macduff, I prithee contradict thyself and say it is not so.

His wrath coexists with His love; therefore, the two never contradict.

Both these facts flatly contradict his method of explanation, and he can only meet them with new and still more complicated hypotheses.

an authentic sunnah can never contradict the provisions of definite and clear-cut Qur'anic verses.

Earlier writers, even before the Civil War, flounder and contradict themselves when discussing the problem.

Work and play do not contradict each other; in fact, they complement each other.

Inconsistencies occur when constraints contradict each other.

Contradict his only statement with the epithelial evidence.

Mu Panba not figure it out, but dare to contradict the teacher .

Conflicting advice in recent headlines appears to contradict the old "8-a-day" advice we all grew up with.

The temptation to surround yourself only with those who never contradict you is strong.

Both make room for the use of glitazones in appropriate circumstances so I do not think they contradict each other.

Since this may contradict the whole idea of event handlers, you should use isolated scopes carefully within event handlers.

The well bred contradict other people. The wise contradict themselves.

Some accuse us of using these ideals to justify actions that contradict their very meaning.

Their actions contradict their principles.

and repeated peer-reviewed analyses of the image mode which contradict McCrone's assertions.

Each government is based on a written constitution, which cannot contradict the federal constitution.

Contradict his second statement with the laptop computer.

within Governments, the philosophies contradict each other.

the picture on the right because the parking lot tends to contradict the feeling of antiquity related to this mission.

Facts that contradict this narrative are downplayed or ignored.

What is wonderful is, at many times, the stories will contradict with each other.

If a generation of sports star with enhanced genes were created, it would contradict the whole spirit of sport.

The salary system of this type with encourage a creative of self-contradict and main body now be following 2.

June's payrolls numbers contradict the 'green-shoots' thesis.

Let's all still work hard although dream and reality are contradict sometime, ok?

The anslysis of this contradict phenomenon will be good for us to disclose the deep problems of Chinese traditional medicine.

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The survey appears to contradict motor industry claims.

Contradict her only statement with the nail evidence.

Contradict her statement with the hair evidence.

This is why two accounts of the same piece of music can contradict themselves.

She does not like to contradict her husband in public.

Does this correspond with or contradict his earlier ploys ?

Does it not contradict "self-preservation" ?

Does this contradict the attributes I mentioned above?

Big Dragon thinks her words kind of contradict herself.

The self-contradict profile presents the world a two faced Ji Kang, both Confucian and Taoist.

To contradict oneself. ? Silence is a girl's loudest cry.

Often, the PLA's policy considerations contradict those of the government.

We should affirm the parents care and thought, not the parents went or even to contradict their parents.

Contradict with his footprint.

This does not necessarily contradict the government's findings.

Sometimes, sources contradict each other.

Deborah opened her mouth to contradict, but closed it again.

But they directly contradict much of the common wisdom about good study habits, and they have not caught on.

It is a widely held belief that social issues contradict business goals.

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The witness statements contradict each other and the facts remain unclear.

But everyday life appears to contradict that view.

Contradict his next lie with the work glove fiber.

Obviously, they will contradict what they say. This will become very clear over time.

To the husband, these two statements contradict each other.

The crackdown may seem odd, both at face value and because it appears to contradict both Chinese culture and existing government policy.

Sagan is more concerned with those who believe in ghosts, creationism and other phenomena that contradict the scientific worldview.

And they're unlikely to stumble, correct or contradict themselves, as most of us do in everyday conversations.

Some people hold the opinion that A is superior to B in many ways . Others , however , contradict A .

Body signals that can't be helped sometimes contradict the messages of spoken language.

No law may contradict the Constitution.

It' s difficult to contradict someone politely.

God will never contradict his written word.

According to current happiness research, a major cause of misery is wanting things that contradict each other.

Do New Age beliefs contradict science?

The two statements contradict each other.

These stipulations go into effect on January 1, 1993. If past ments contradict these stipulations, the notice shall be taken as the erion.

The facts contradict his theory.

These two passages contradict each other.

Logic - Does this make sense? Does it contradict something else I know to be true? Is it self-contradictory?

Marketing ideas are conceptually difficult because they contradict common sense.

But this would contradict the government's commitment to an open economy.

It is therefore possible for two alternatives to share the same Vocabulary, but could in fact contradict each other in some aspect.

Let Mr Darcy contradict it himself.

The two stories contradict each other.

The two reports contradict each other.

These are: body language, avoiding eye contact, when their voice changes from high to low pitch, and when they contradict themselves.

Doesn't that contradict following your bliss?

The social phenomena, which contradict with each other, are a common principal in the development of history.

These two goals contradict each other.

He advises his client to "criticise yourself, but make sure there's someone else in the room to contradict you. "

Second, I have analyzed this right system from the contradict theory .

Our actions must reflect rather than contradict what we say.

The influence of the deep social culture brought about the appearence of the contradict phenomenon on burns in China.

You needn't contradict me since there is tangible evidence.

One reason to contradict this account is that it is wrong.

Whatever I say, you would contradict me, wouldn't you?

Originally, emotion is a kind of fate, fled, not contradict, but in order to live better!

He didn't contradict anyone in any way.

Sometimes, though I am not in the wrong at all while the boss or leader criticized, you can not contradict.

Proverbs contradict each other, that is the wisdom of mankind.

Such opinions not only contradict historical facts but also harm China-Africa relations.

Time and eternity cannot both be real, because they contradict each other.

"That, " he says, "would contradict this idea of clamping down on luxury goods. " To top of page

But is equal on the personality, the society that make people the center, we speak the humanization, and not self-contradict.

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This does not contradict the principle of Party leadership;

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Not only did Hong Kong's IPO pipeline contradict this, but the debate also showed a misunderstanding about the exchange's role, he argued.

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