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For a time, the CIA helpfully contended that it was Iran, not Iraq, that had dumped poison gas on the Kurdish city of Halabja.

The company contended, however, that Robert Greeley, who was not a union member under a contract, was an at-will employee.

In 2005 a Pakistani lawyer contended in a Lahore court that Basant was not just a Hindu ritual but a lethal game.

I contended with him for the prize.

Although the government did not object to this project, it later contended that the marina was subject to a right of public access.

There was no life beyond, he had contended; it was here and now, then darkness everlasting.

Then contended I with the rulers, and said, Why is the house of God forsaken? And I gathered them together, and set them in their place.

They contended that this makes the Irish medical system unsuitable for women seeking a foreign abortion for personal health reasons.

Before acceding to the request, the prime minister had contended that the wiretapping evidence on which it was based was illegal.

Mr Takacs also contended that in dismissing him, the bank did so to avoid having to pay his bonus.

Whatever was contended in that pea nut got exploded with such a force that the things are still going away from each other .

now she , who had been impatient once , and violent , who had cursed and shouted and contended like a man , moved into silence.

At this point, new old distant was undertaking the network is contended for one time together afterwar , exited war situation.

Locks that are mostly contended are the "hot" locks in an application, such as the locks that guard the shared work queue for a thread pool.

The core of the political philosophy and manners of behavior contended by Laotzu is "inaction" out of "inaction and all action" .

Environmental campaigners and anti-Kremlin political activists contended there were other less damaging routes that could have been chosen.

They may not even need to show a search warrant to the company storing consumers' data on its servers, Stallman contended.

Hence, I do not trust them anymore, as they seem not to be contended with what I have left for them.

Many U. S. lawmakers have long contended that China's tightly controlled exchange rate gives unfair support to its exporters.

The event was not a happenstance , and was not contended for power and profit or Guo Songling's personal enmity also.

Iran had long contended that its enrichment plant at Natanz was intended for peaceful purposes and was open to international inspection.

In the preceding section of this work, Levinas had contended that the human being lives initially at a level of sensibility.

It is likely that there will be improvements to the contended performance of synchronized in a future version of the JVM.

Berlusconi contended the reported plans were a fabrication of the opposition and left-leaning media.

However, the prosecution contended that he was a "hate-filled, ideologically driven murderer" .

Onepresentation contended that volcanoes emitted far more carbon dioxidethan human activities like the burning of fossil fuels.

Developers often confuse the cost of uncontended synchronization with contended synchronization .

Republicans have contended that they are the true legatees of the nation's heritage and attack Democrats for being ashamed of America.

The disagreement about Miss Monroe took another form. One group contended she was typical of stars who had abused their privileges on sets.

A far smaller rival, MCI Communications, contended that technology advances would enable competition to flourish, benefiting consumers.

Displays a graphical timeline of the blocking events for each contended resource and lists the call stack for the blocking events.

Today she is so much in demand by thirteen grandchildren and countless neighbors that her presence is eagerly contended for.

Judger Group contended that its Shanghai branch had been terminated, making enforcement impossible.

Mitchell said no one should expect an easy road ahead, but he contended important progress was being made.

Secure chips in handsets thwart fraud better than credit cards, he contended.

Each square was a volcano attacked by a cloud; lava contended with lightning.

Tackling corruption would be the fastest way to address problems like poverty, disease, and illiteracy, he contended.

He contended that governments were "firing as many bullets" as they could to stimulate economic growth and stabilise the credit markets.

Only if such rights are upheld, it is contended, can the polling be interpreted as a free and fair expression of the country's desire.

a wise man contended with a foolish man, whether he rage or laugh, [there is] no rest.

The Jews then contended with one another, saying, How can this man give us His flesh to eat?

In 2004, the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) contended that the Hib disease burden is "not well understood. "

Such thinly veiled references to military action would, he contended, bolster diplomatic and economic pressure on Iran to forgo the bomb.

Assange has contended that, as an Australian citizen, he is not subject to American law.

But the definition of self-defense has expanded to encompass broad maritime and economic interests, two Chinese admirals contended in March.

Patriarchal societies came later, she contended, in conjunction with metallurgy, horse riding and warring.

Maslow's theory contended that as humans meet 'basic needs', they seek to satisfy successively 'higher needs' that occupy a set hierarchy.

The police contended that the difficulties they faced were too severe.

As Crawford contended with heartbreak in his private life, his career soared to greater heights.

Boda contended there should be greater focus on international law when assessing elections.

She contended that sheep do as much damage to the countryside as kangaroos.

Englewood's tent-suppression, it contended, 'imposed a substantial burden on religious exercise.

Among their ill effects, he contended, were sexual excesses, family conflict, disease, and insanity.

Josephson contended that most Americans are too apathetic about ethical shortcomings among young people and in society at large.

Then contended I with the rulers, and said, Why is the house of God forsaken?

The workers' wages, it is correctly enough contended, are the workers' purchasing power.

These tubes were formed after the flow of lava from volcanoes, he contended.

The handset producers well-known in the world overflowed to China, who forestalled Chinese' retail market and contended more market share.

The players'supporters have long contended that Mr. Nifong used the Duke case to advance his political prospects.

Hume contended that only knowledge obtained by mathematical reasoning was certain.

But Mr. Friedman contended that after the arrest, Eichmann was heard telling the Israeli agents, "Where's Friedman? "

Contended synchronization can have a serious impact on the scalability of your programs.

He has contended with physical ailments: persistent acid reflux and shortness of breath; he sought immediate treatment.

Thus, the association contended, the ultimate issue was whether land as such was subject to regulation under the commerce clause.

Strong states annexed weak ones and contended for hegemony over all the others.

He contended that there must be life on the Mars.

e. g. He contended that there must be life on Mars.

The color and the height together therefore show which locks are the most contended.

The area of social media and online is certainly hotly contended for the travel sector.

The defense contended that the evidence was inadmissible.

Five runners contended for first prize in the last race.

Now, when I am happy with your love, I feel contended and don't want anything else in this world.

At the time, it contended that it wanted to ensure that the development tools it shipped met its standards.

The JVM has separate code paths for contended ( "slow path" ) and uncontended ( "fast path" ) lock acquisition.

The official in the tax office contended that the shopkeeper was innocent.

man contended that it was not his fault.

for years tobacco companies have contended that tobacco is non addictive.

In practice, locking falls into two categories: mostly contended and mostly uncontended.

The century in the late 70s for the enrichment strategy mouth nuclear power, contended with the US.

The real problem, he contended, is that banks all over the world made wrong-headed loans that have now come back to haunt them.

don't understand is, the other side argument why contended, Internet bar is a network of all?

Presently others arrived and contended that it was grey, violet, blue, and so forth and so on.

The suspect contended that the witness was lying.

Yet research has shown that locks are rarely, if ever, contended for.

Shall he that contended with the Almighty instruct him? he that reproveth God, let him answer it.

He contended with his friends about trifles.

A text file showing the semaphores that were contended for.

Volkswagen contended for Rolls-Royce with BMW.

Columbus contended that the earth is round.

It is difficult to contended quality require on common machine tool for more group high accurate concave sphen-cal surface.

At first it is contended that wages and living costs are not connected; that wages can easily he lifted without lifting prices.

What for mastery contended learns to yield and to obey.

He contended against his fate.

Panda Po: Thank you a lot. But if you give me some noodles, I would be more contended.

The boy contended that I took the book.

The prosecution contended that his seizure not only violated Italian sovereignty but also aborted an important anti-terrorist investigation.

I will treasure the present and be a contended girl.

Contended synchronizations are slow because they involve multiple thread switches and system calls.

At the same time, researchers for the Coalition for International Justice contended that 396, 563 people had died in Darfur.

The overall feeling is that the government contended with the businessmen and people for profits.

Also, "there is a lot we don't know anda lot we will never know [about free will], " he contended.

Then I contended with the nobles of Judah, and said unto them, What evil thing is this that ye do, and profane the sabbath day?

On the other hand, contended synchronization was and still is far more expensive than uncontended synchronization.

If I did despise the cause of my manservant or of my maidservant, when they contended with me;

On the Western Battle Contended by Han and Hun and the Westward Strategy of Central Government during the Two Han

mr . thomas has contended that emily rose suffered

and contended with chains defending for truth of laws