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He held to everything he said at the meeting despite the fact that several persons contradicted him.

Just being contradicted can put HIM into a towering rage, but I've never known HIM to sulk or bear grudges.

I knew I was no threat, and just politely contradicted him and said I'd give the Wall a shot, anyhow.

The rapid onset of these symptoms in the absence of daily smoking contradicted most of what I thought I knew about nicotine addiction.

Alice said nothing: she had never been so much contradicted in her life before, and she felt that she was losing her temper.

In her ruling, Phillips said the evidence contradicted the prevailing belief that homosexuals in the military compromise military readiness.

He said he cared for his health but his actions contradicted his words.

Her eyes, however, betrayed that perfect confidence which contradicted the girlish simplicity of this modest attire.

John contradicted everything I said before the assembled company, and made me look a proper charley.

She always contradicted him when he said anything of this kind.

But many early theories of dreaming either didn't address evolution at all, or downright contradicted it, she said.

The moment I ventured to speak, I was at once contradicted with a snap.

Such a possibility contradicted the accepted belief that medicine is meant, in part, to remove species from our bodies to make us healthy.

Cal glanced at Eleanor, and what he saw in her face contradicted all the things he'd thought up until now.

His quick anger contradicted his previous statement that he never lost his temper.

That came under great pressure when Galileo turned his telescope towards the sky and saw various phenomena which simply contradicted it.

None are the same because all had different purposes, different emphases, yet none of them contradicted the others.

At once to insist upon having such a report universally contradicted .

If it is found to be contradicted by observation--well these experimentalists do bungle things sometimes.

All evening her husband contradicted everything she said.

But even here he asserted, snapped, and contradicted as before. Heavens, thought I, this man pretends to know China even better than myself!

Mr Webb on Tuesday said that video interviews of Gome managers on its own web site contradicted the company's statement on December 10 2008.

As the independence of judiciary contradicted to the participation of news and the public, misunderstanding among them is ordinary affairs.

President Obama contradicted her the next day.

Other reports have contradicted that assertion, but Bush is firm on the point.

There was another problem: Documents contradicted most of the executives' assertions about Mr. Cicero.

The husband flatly contradicted his wife's claim that he was too lazy to do the housework.

The labor dispatch's unusual counter potential development already contradicted with ours legislative original intention.

Some of them should be corrected for their concepts that are even contradicted with the basic laws of physics and mathematics.

He glared furiously at me when I contradicted him.

One night he heard a South Korean program that contradicted a number of the myths surrounding the Kim family.

And in particular observation of Venus, the phases of Venus simply contradicted the ancient theory of how these things worked .

How does he feel, having experienced something unexpected that completely contradicted his belief?

A recent meta-analysis has contradicted the results of randomised studies on screening, but this study is clearly debatable.

Unfortunately, like many an ambitious theory, over time evidence was uncovered that contradicted aspects of this neat time-line.

And the Jews seeing the multitudes, were filled with envy, and contradicted those things which were said by Paul, blaspheming.

Q. Has the response to the crisis contradicted the usual World Bank prescriptions for fiscal prudence and macroeconomic balance?

The federation added that the law "contradicted all existing customs security initiatives which are based on targeted risk analysis" .

The medical diagnosis contradicted the public response.

Some companies will have policies on discrimination which are contradicted by HR policies.

The lawyer dissected the testimony to show where the witnesses had contradicted themselves.

But when the Jews saw the crowds, they were filled with jealousy and contradicted the things being spoken by Paul and blasphemed.

As often as not, large portions of such efforts are later contradicted by archival research.

The eyewitness contradicted earlier testimony.

But the official denials were contradicted by Pakistani civilian officials and villagers in Angor Adda.

In traditional option pricing method the volatility is assumed as a constant, but this is contradicted to the fact.

They created a social, supportive work environment that contradicted the times.

Hale, who had learned the approved view as an undergraduate, contradicted him.

He contradicted the manager at the meeting.

In addition, some politics the National Government taked contradicted with the great cause of national rejuvenation.

testimony that in effect contradicted her earlier statement.

What he did contradicted what he promised.

The politician contradicted his opponent whenever he got the chance.

However, these results were contradicted by TACTICS, also in 2002, which found higher rates of MI deaths in the wait-and-see group.

The Chinese have apparently contradicted these claims, indicating that they have made no such decisions on these matters.

The state of being contradicted.

I think this certainly contradicted the stereotyping with siblings.

He was urgent to have it contradicted.

Although contradicted by new experiences in some context, the first impressions still dominate in other cases.

She never contradicted, in form, anything that her boss said.

The lawyer looks her amazedly, ask again: "You are troubled by contradicted? "

The witness contradicted the driver's statement.

More and more enterprises find that it is not contradicted between achieving the individual economic goal and fulfilling the social goal.

No one contradicted the old man.

We could present spatially an atomic fact which contradicted the laws of physics, but not one which contradicted the laws of geometry.

The idea that exercise is more important than diet in the fight against obesity has been contradicted by new research.

You've just contradicted yourself .

In Chinese feudal society morality and lust contradicted with each other and it was very difficult to unite and balance them.

He contradicted the government's line that the army is fighting against armed rebels.

Her words contradicted her deeds.

So you've contradicted yourself once.

What they found was surprising, in part because it contradicted earlier experiments by other researchers.

We rely on heuristics to frame problems but cling to them even when they are contradicted by the facts.

They said that women should not have to give their measurements to men they don't know because it contradicted Muslim law.

So the first point in the reading is contradicted.

He contradicted me openly.

He was later contradicted by Google's outside counsel, Susan Creighton, who said Google didn't have a monopoly.

Holmes's attack surprised me, because it contradicted his earlier statements.

Another fallacy seldom contradicted is that exports are good, imports bad.

The boy was very angry and contradicted his teacher in public.

After the Paris Peace Conference, the powers contradicted fiercely in the Far East and the Pacific, especially in China.

Is he the gentleman who frequently contradicted papa?

Boiling Point Rise of Dilute Solution and Vapor Distillation: Are They Contradicted

In effect testimony that in effect contradicted her earlier statement

Such confirmation is not contradicted in writing within 7 days by the Engineer

An Analysis on Contradicted Operation of Fiscal and Banking Money in China