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The change to the current arrangement was gradual, new fossil studies suggest, contradicting the long-held idea of a sudden shift.

The protagonists contradicting psychology towards identity reflects the authors thinking of his own culture identity.

Hypotheses contradicting well-confirmed theories give us evidence that cannot be obtained in any other way.

Can I not say a thing without you contradicting me? I'm scared to leave your mother behind.

It is a sign of a proposition's being elementary that there can be no elementary proposition contradicting it.

The two cease-fires do not appear to be coordinated with each other, and have contradicting demands.

But contradicting this flashing red signal was another unofficial indicator showing nationwide manufacturing activity may be moderating.

He is two faced as can be seen by his contradicting policies and public speeches.

Some accused the president of contradicting the constitution, which forbids Germany from going to war alone.

You can amuse yourself by inventing a possible argument for a specific location of the mind and then contradicting it.

In case like the one above, we cannot hold that both rules are absolute without contradicting ourselves.

Contradicting its function as evidence of a truth , in these instances it furthered the fabrication of a lie .

Some said that Jesus had been wholly divine, contradicting those who insisted he was completely human.

Science is increasingly contradicting this view: rather than being a species of arch individualists, we are the social ape.

They found some small-scale studies showing no adverse effects on human fetuses, and no large studies contradicting them.

Child should not be interrupting, contradicting or whining.

Mr. Colin contradicts for the sake of contradicting, and does not believe because he will not believe.

Analyze the requirements carefully, and look for self-contradicting requirements.

And of course we live in a society that's all about contradicting other peoples' reality.

And contradicting their own rhetoric, the authorities have been switching to other supplies instead of lake water.

I looked it up on the Internet and found contradicting opinions.

If Ariely describes a rainy day and I describe a sunny one, we are not really contradicting each other.

People often answer "no" to both questions, contradicting themselves.

I do believe we've had far too many biographies and critical explanations of the man, each one contradicting the last.

So you can see by self -education. I mean thinking and contradicting within the mind.

Some analysts have gotten into big trouble by contradicting themselves.

The spaces in-between often allow for multiple readings contradicting the axial and hierarchical set up.

Youre contradicting everything I say. And the patient said, No, youre being ridiculous!

This contradicting tension which the players grapple with is interesting.

because the outer level of himself (his house), was just contradicting himself all the time.

But he admits that he will require chemotherapy, contradicting earlier statements by aides.

Notice that in this scenario there are two contradicting psychological processes at play.

They suspect that I will say anything to get a gasp, that I am just amusing myself by contradicting everybody else.

He depicted the condition the man contradicting the verdict.

Tit. 2: 9 Exhort slaves to be subject to their own masters in all things, to be well pleasing, not contradicting.

He would have a hard time contradicting her.

And so I might seem like I'm contradicting myself, but I'm not.

In the process of thinking and contradicting I have recollections and appraisal of myself.

But contradicting to this great achievement, there are lots of problems in China tour market.

So, when you proclaim, with virtuous heat, that Satan-who is the nonexistent-does not exist, you are plainly contradicting yourself.

Analysis of causes of the football players contradicting the referees and the control methods

Although contradicting, but loving your 'stupidity' Chorus

You are contradicting yourself;