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Edgar Vann, pastor of a large black church in Detroit, contends that this was simply "pandering to racial sensitivities" .

Michael contends that he is not asking her to hurt anyone or steal anything, he is simply asking her to make a mistake.

Abudllah's campaign contends that up to one of every four votes cast in last month's election are under suspicion of being tainted.

The current crisis, it contends, does not derive from a legitimate desire to put learning to productive ends.

The next project takes place in Kenya, where the blog Global Warming contends the mobile phone is revolutionizing society.

The system therefore acts as something like an "electronic crumple zone, " Mercedes contends.

He contends that the only exercise necessary for the perfect development of the body is yawning and stretching.

This is not just a woman's way of looking at security, she contends; it is the European way.

Mr Ollila contends that Europe has performed well in the crisis so far but that the key test of unity is still to come.

The flow of credit has already been disrupted more severely and for a longer period than ever before, he contends.

He contends that public patience snapped abruptly once people lost trust and began to "smell a government rat" .

Slaughter contends that this means that companies will need to re-examine their corporate social responsibility programmes.

"You know, everything is simple when it's clearly explained, " she contends.

The company, Sunlight Saunas , contends that users experience the "same healing energy that is released naturally by the sun. "

The historicist contends that the experimental method cannot be applied to the social sciences.

It contends that just because someone dies after receiving a jolt, it does not necessarily follow that the Taser was to blame.

Clinton contends Obama has a pattern of avoiding difficult issues, beginning with his record as a state senator in Illinois.

"A fear of failure and a vaulting ambition, " Mr. Wolffe contends, are the "twin forces that drove Obama onward and upward. "

Nigam contends that Clementi's friends should have been able to quickly alert Facebook.

Mr Stevens contends the opposite, regardless of whether the White House is occupied by a Democrat or a Republican.

UNICEF's Crowe, speaking to VOA from Nepal, contends the agency did not take sides.

Nicolson contends that humor does not seek to wound others, only to protect self; it is not a sword but a shield.

When he played for the Houston Rockets last season, Ron Artest contends he had to play big minutes in order for the team to be successful.

The Edinburgh School contends that all scientific beliefs are on a par with other beliefs in terms of their causes.

If he held a negative attitude toward the whole thing, with what he contends is the use?

In Revolt of the Black Athlete, sociologist Harry Edwards contends that young black athletes have been exploited by some college recruiters.

"This will be a truly big environmental pollution problem in the next few decades, " Elliott contends.

He contends for his own individual soul against the universal reality.

Furthermore, it contends that regulating emissions would not do good unless all or most other countries did the same.

Sure enough, well-being rises steeply with income, then levels off, just as Lord Layard contends.

A second theory contends that the Chaco structures were used to store food supplies.

Wolraich contends that while laws are not the key to a violence? free, psychologically healthy upbringing, education is.

The foundation contends, however, that the formula does not effectively allocate the most money to states with the greatest need.

Goldman contends that is normal market practice for market makers not to "disclose the identities of a buyer to a seller and vice-versa" .

Maxwell contends that if permitted to run rampant , fear can generate inaction, weakness and more fear, which can be destructive.

If China were as wasteful as Mr Chanos contends, its TFP growth would be negative, as the Soviet Union's was.

Marquardt contends that the golden ratio can be detected in the iris, the colored part of the eye.

Chevron contends that the remaining pollution is wholly the fault of Petroecuador, an oil firm owned by the Ecuadorean government.

But Contaldi contends that OPERA's clocks, rather than its neutrinos, may have been out of whack.

Results The chemical components and their relative contends of volatile components extracted by the above two methods were different.

It contends some are operating on the margins of legality, although it has stopped short of taking direct action against them.

On the "mysterious" meeting with Mr Obama, the article contends that Mr Wen found out about it only at the last minute.

A glassy cellar spider contends with the glistening tentacle tips of a South African king sundew.

But, this kind of circumstance is producing change sadly, declare contends for the fight of Internet consequence to enter new level.

this remote comforting , derived from more primitive primate communication systems , marked the start of motherese , falk contends.

Mr Paster contends that WPP does not " hide " the companies it owns - indeed , a list is provided on WPP's corporate website .

Exploiting the new technologies, he contends, will not happen with "government simply standing on the sidelines" .

The transistor is the most evolved piece of technology in history, contends Will Swope, a vice president at Intel.

The church contends that God is punishing the United States for its tolerance of homosexuality.

The biggest deficit of all, the film contends, is in leadership: politicians continue to duck hard choices.

Teachers should always be assessing their students' grasp of what they're being taught, Christensen contends.

In the rare case where enumeration contends with write accesses, you can lock the collection during the entire enumeration.

Precede besides the technology, carry Cheng to enclothe countrywide resource and network, far strong Yu Jing contends for adversary.

HCA's recently improved earnings, Ms Bryan contends, are largely due to changes in accounting and billing models.

"If Obama's stimulus gets moving with the infrastructure, " he contends , demand will rise for Caterpillar's heavy machinery.

That would help make room for Asia's two emerging giants, without whom, he contends, no serious global discussion can now be held.

Mr. Marsh contends that every defendant should be ordered to pay the full amount, under the doctrine of joint and several liability.

Google contends it is helping newspapers by driving more traffic to its website.

He lives in obscurity and contends with hardship. For him no trumpets blare, no chariots wait, no golden decorations are decreed .

This sample uses this approach to execute code that contends for a logical resource.

The last lane is Method, indicating where the lock contends.

Shirzad [Fa] contends that the crisis of UK sailors and the negotiation that followed can serve as a guide for nuclear negotiation.

She contends that mobile technologies will impact how we think about healthcare - how we gather and share medical information.

The second is demography: as the South grows more populous and diverse, Mr Moser contends, it will become friendlier towards Democrats.

But he contends that these visualizations will be increasingly necessary in a world awash in data.

If every athlete carries the Olympic flame, then any athlete who contends directly with another athlete contends with fire.

Moore contends that the term "garbage patch" is misleading and that it is more like "plastic soup. "

He contends that there were two Enlightenments, one Radical, the other Moderate.

In the suit filed against Samsung, Apple contends that Samsung is copying Apple's products on both the hardware and software levels.

Yet Ms Lovell contends that they administered only the final blows to an empire that was already on the brink.

The union contends that the league could solve most of the problem with greater revenue sharing.

Wrangham contends that natural selection has favored male primates, including humans, predisposed to violent aggression.

China. "China clearly is the most mature outsourcing location for manufacturing today, " contends PRTM's Kumar.

The declaration contends that arresting drug users forces them into hiding, spreading the epidemic.

As this area the development of each container port, everybody contends for the position of new international shipping center in effort.

Fisher contends that dating online is a reversion to an ancient, even primal approach to pairing off.

Those moderates, the left contends, watered down or opposed the Democratic agenda, then lost seats anyway.

But the American Society for Reproductive Medicine contends that a child has the right to know.

He contends that the costing practices adopted by retailers are not transparent.

Wang contends, however, that China's housing market may be a better investment than America's.

That Subramanian contends shows Indian managers can better compete head-to-head with the world's top CEOs in the most demanding markets.

David Eisenhower contends his grandfather was not concerned with the political fallout.

Sankey contends that his police experience in England now informs his fight against Obama.

Rio Tinto contends that it still has full mining rights to the acreage.

Q-Cells says LDK didn't fulfill the terms of its contract, but the Chinese company contends that it did.

The problem, he contends, is that we have become a nation too focused on treating heart disease and stroke rather than preventing them.

Natt contends companies just can't afford to pay interns the minimum wage.

OPEC, though, contends that a production cut is needed to avoid sharp oversupply as the world's thirst for oil diminishes.

Will the one who contends with the Almighty correct him? Let him who accuses God answer him!

Clear with " 3 represent the ideology of " , achieve the guiding ideology that contends for actor " job first as " .

It also contends that regulating them would do no good unless other countries did the same.

One Repub-lican consultant contends: "Bloomberg is a much stronger and saner figure than Perot. "

"Thoughts have a small amount of mass, " the church contends in a statement.

Five have returned but the Japanese government contends that Pyongyang holds the remaining 12.

The wave calls in the angry priming, contends with the strong winds.

But, the institute contends that a growth isn't too far away and leading sectors should start showing signs of improvement soon.

She contends that smitten men typically compliment those with whom they are in love.

To "knowledge flow" companies go the spoils, he contends.

Chinalco contends this is a misunderstanding of China's state-owned enterprises, which operate independently.

Rej counters that Matt behaves well, and contends that raising a modern teenager requires a lot of listening and give and take.

The couple separated around 2008 and their divorce, which Mr. Remis contends was amicable, was finalized in 2010.

It may have something to do with the way we educate software professionals, this author contends.

Losing weight may not be required to lower a person's riskfor diabetes, a new study contends.

More study is needed, the Health Watch article contends, because it's likely that multiple mechanisms are involved.

And, Hansen contends, the only way to do that is for the world to phase out coal use quickly.

These are separately incorporated, the archdiocese contends, so their assets are protected.

For "Lock [AQS@135]" , it contends in one place, showing contention count, contention time, and full stack back trace of the contention.

China contends that the ships were outside the zone.

Greenpeace also contends that a high oil price is simply unsustainable.

The study contends: "Europe would need to register monstrous yearly performances to reach the current US levels by 2010. "

My friend contends that when the "men" were in charge, more got done and the kids weren't the way they are these days.

Farmar contends that he's not "necessarily" nervous because this is a contract year.

eg. The government contends that he is fundamentalist.

Nozic contends that justice is the sense of justice and the public policy must keep this principle;

groups. He contends that when members of homogeneous groups activate independent self construals, they emphasize task outcomes;

Tim Nicholson contends that he was laid off because his views on the environment were not shared by Grainger executives

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Contrary to popular belief, he contends that they are not violent and they do not like honey, for example

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