WildEarth Guardians and Sierra Club immediately sued, contesting BLM's analysis.
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It said it was contesting the assessment at various levels.
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Contesting that claim vigorously is key to the centrist's success.
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Two federal lawsuits are contesting the fairness of the process.
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But he's also one of the best at contesting shots.
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But opposition parties are contesting the results of the referendum.
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Navient disputes the allegations and is contesting them in court.
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So that means, especially if you have resources, contesting everything.
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Instead, it is contesting the District's valuation of the property.
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The corruption conviction may prevent him contesting next year's election.
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Dr. Kosinski is contesting the charges, his lawyer told Reuters.
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Exxon said it is contesting the OSHA citations and fines.
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Manafort has pleaded not guilty, and is contesting the charges.
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He pleaded not guilty and has been contesting the charges.
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Mr. Oberholtzer and two other residents are contesting the approval.
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Hwang has already said he won't be contesting his party's leadership.
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It is about contesting the consumption model that is affecting everything.
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He is now contesting the legality of Chandra's appointment, to boot.
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He is contesting the charges against him, and denies unlawful behaviour.
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The British government is contesting that frauds occurred in UK ports.
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Djourhi is contesting the extradition order and is now on bail.
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She has taken full responsibility and is not contesting the finding.
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Wiggins is then two steps late contesting Bridges in the corner.
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You take more when you're contesting Zeke than you give out.
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Kabila has refused to commit publicly to not contesting the election.
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BMW denies participating in anti-trust activities and is contesting the allegations.
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In a statement, the company said it was "vigorously contesting" the lawsuit.
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Finally, we disagree with the IRS position and are contesting the matter.
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He's contesting that he's vice president, and that recount is going on.
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Goldman Sachs has rejected the LIA's allegations and is contesting the case.
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"We are vigorously contesting the Third Point lawsuit," Campbell said on Thursday.
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Goldman Sachs has denied the LIA's allegations and is contesting the case.
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So committed to contesting the darkness that all I saw was light?
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N'Doye picks up a yellow card contesting a long ball with Yoshida.
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"We are now in a posture of not contesting," Mr. Brezenoff said.
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The nation is also contesting how responsible adults should respond under pressure.
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Ireland, which is also contesting the ruling, says the regulators overstepped their authority.
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His lawyers are contesting the legitimacy of an official investigation into the payments.
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I am an artist interested in contesting dominant ideas about sexuality and gender.
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Other countries, including the Philippines and Vietnam, have contesting claims in the area.
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Concord has pleaded not guilty and is contesting the legitimacy of Mueller's appointment.
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That prompted the two candidates contesting a second round run-off on Aug.
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Thai Raksa Chart is one of several pro-Thaksin parties contesting the election.
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Byrd won't be contesting the suspension, and will almost certainly choose to retire.
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Robert Crowe, the company's outside lobbyist, is contesting the charges in federal court.
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Warlow is not thought to be contesting the application for his banning order.
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Eight federal circuit courts ultimately heard cases contesting the constitutionality of the registry.
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Simultaneously it is contesting a high-profile unfair dismissal for a whistleblowing case.
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New York City should be contesting this view instead of acquiescing to it.
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The evidence suggests yes, even in the toughest districts that Democrats are contesting.
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Defense attorney Greg Skordas is not contesting the sale of his client's bitcoins.
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But the actions in both chambers could bolster lawsuits contesting the emergency declaration.
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He is contesting his firing and has emphatically denied all allegations of rape.
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Biden is contesting his party's nomination to run against Republican Trump next year.
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Far from saying the facts don't matter, the president is vigorously contesting them.
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And we can get on to the important business of contesting the election.
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"We don't have a method for contesting that in our system," she said.
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Chevron, which is headquartered in California, is not contesting jurisdiction on these grounds.
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Contesting the State of the Union address; a president is challenged in Venezuela.
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Some of the states contesting the rules say they object to strict timelines.
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In his statement to Reuters, Foresman said he is contesting the lawsuit vigorously.
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Her lawyers are also contesting Kornreich's ruling that Kesha had not experienced irreparable harm.
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Now, Six Flags is contesting a suit that threatens to totally defang the statute.
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Following are snapshots of the main parties and leaders contesting the April 22017 ballot.
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Both countries are still contesting an uninhabited glacier—uninhabited, that is, except for soldiers.
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Authorities have disqualified key opposition candidates from contesting next year's election citing prior convictions.
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The sodomy conviction disqualifies Anwar from political office and from contesting the next election.
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Contesting/Contexting SPORT is ambitious, and for the most part, it fulfills its ambitions.
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Caterpillar, in its 2016 annual report, said it is "vigorously contesting" the IRS demand.
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It's not a bad turnout for an amateur club contesting only its third season.
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Senator Rob Standridge represents the district that Mr Sheehan is contesting, near Oklahoma City.
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Labour began contesting the City's elections after the onset of the global financial crisis.
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WE'RE NOT GOING TO ENGAGE IN TERMS OF EITHER ADVOCATING OR CONTESTING THE DEAL.
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And Jews were always religiously innovative, contesting the centralized authority of priesthood and orthodoxy.
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Impax is still contesting an administrative complaint from the FTC on the same allegations.
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He is passed it in the sense of contesting bouts at a championship level.
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Martin Fayulu, the runner-up, was contesting the results and demanding a manual recount.
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Tsitsipas, 20, of Greece will be contesting just the seventh major of his career.
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TYT executives are also contesting a number of workers' inclusion in the bargaining unit.
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It's a tool for making and contesting social claims — not for verifying family history.
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He has focused on contesting the lobbying admission in his most recent court filings.
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About half a million veterans have pending claims contesting a Veterans Benefits Administration decision.
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Alan Grayson (D) tells The Hill that he will file a lawsuit contesting Sen.
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Mr. Estoup was later indicted on charges of organized fraud, which he is contesting.
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Mary Kay's contesting the separation for some strange reason and wants Vili's petition dismissed.
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The 56-year-old media magnate is one of the main candidates contesting the Sept.
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Seventy players are contesting this week's event, with only 30 advancing to the season finale.
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Rudolf Elmer, a Swiss banking whistle-blower, is contesting a 14-month suspended jail sentence.
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An effective constitution is one that provides a structure for contesting and resolving political disputes.
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The NcI is contesting 34 seats, of which Mr Fitto reckons they can win half.
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Pimco is contesting the claim and has argued it had "good cause" to oust Gross.
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In February-March 2008 the opposition held protest rallies, contesting the result of the election.
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Contesting a state's election is a much more difficult undertaking than merely seeking a recount.
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That happened despite contesting assertions of sovereignty from Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.
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The third parties contesting the 2016 election have no consolidated support base at the grassroots.
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Georgia's Sixth Congressional District is not one Democrats would normally have any business seriously contesting.
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Bek is one of 417 women contesting seats across the country, more than ever before.
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WE OBVIOUSLY HAD, AND THERE IS NO CONTESTING, WE HAD A BAD EGG OUT THERE.
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It's an essential reminder to both parties of the importance of contesting every race seriously.
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Brooklynites have spent years in court contesting even the smallest private incursions into the park.
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European security officials have already been contesting the characterization of American intelligence about Iranian threats.
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About 600 million people voted, with more than 8,000 candidates contesting seats in the Parliament.
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To mark the current Thanksgiving holiday, I'm adding my voice to those contesting white supremacists.
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It is contesting a tax bill of more than $2 billion relating to that acquisition.
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Supporters of an independent candidate contesting a parliamentary by-election stoned Museveni's motorcade on Aug.
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Then, complete a claim for refund contesting the sales tax on your receipt as unconstitutional.
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How he does that after contesting the longest ever Grand Slam semi-final is anyone's guess.
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There's Cori Bush, a nurse who treated the wounded during the Ferguson riots, contesting from Missouri.
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"We were not contesting a license, we came to negotiate ransom," Costas Kimbouropoulos, Skai's representative, said.
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Katumbi denies the charges and says they are aimed at preventing him from contesting the election.
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MTN is contesting the fine, which is greater than its past two years of net profit.
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Karoui, 56, owner of the Nesma TV channel, is one of the frontrunners contesting the Sept.
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State laws set out the grounds for contesting the election results by challenging them in court.
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The SEC said Robert Crowe, the company's outside lobbyist, is contesting the charges in federal court.
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Wu raised objections during the proceedings, contesting alleged facts and charges, according to the court statements.
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There are a number of small and regional parties contesting the election, complicating the electoral math.
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The national counterpart would be Democrats contesting races even where they seem to have no chance.
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SocGen is contesting the case, which is only expected to come to trial in January 2017.
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SocGen is contesting the case, which is only expected to come to trial in April 2017.
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The trial is ongoing in London's High Court and Goldman Sachs is contesting the case vigorously.
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The Trump administration has been contesting requests from Congress for documents and testimony on various fronts.
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But workers want things like better protection from termination and mechanisms for contesting favoritism by managers.
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"We were not contesting a license, we came to negotiate ransom," said Costas Kimbouropoulos, Skai's representative.
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The organization encompasses nearly two-thirds of Sanders delegates and is actively looking at contesting Sen.
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No one is contesting the site's right to describe every detail of the video in words.
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He soon picked up the nickname 'Panther' Pleasants, and began contesting professional bouts with some success.
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They are also seriously contesting five other open seats currently held by Democrats that also flipped.
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The fact is the Taliban remain strong, controlling or contesting over a third of the country.
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"This is no parking ticket we are contesting, no shoplifting case we are prosecuting," Schiff said.
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Carrie L. Tolstedt, Wells Fargo's former head of retail banking, is contesting a $25 million fine.
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Twenty-one Canadians began the week contesting for their national championship, and seven made the cut.
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CNBC takes a look at some of the African athletes contesting medals in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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The four prisoners committed "exceptionally heinous murders" and none "is contesting his guilt or his sentence".
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It represented commercial-property developers who were contesting the assessments used to determine their tax rates.
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But the organization Natives Photograph, which has highlighted 21 indigenous photographers, is contesting these false depictions.
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He was called for a foul while contesting the shot and then began jawing with Green afterward.
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He has denied the deferred pay was illegal or required disclosure, while not contesting the agreement's existence.
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The MML is actively running a campaign for its candidate contesting another by-election on Oct 26.
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His third wife, Judith, had filed for divorce in April, which he is still contesting in court.
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Bloomberg, who made a late entry into the 2020 race in November, is not contesting South Carolina.
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"Bongbong" Marcos Jr., the son and namesake of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, is contesting the vice presidency.
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He is hardly alone in contesting the state, which Senator Ted Cruz of Texas also visited Saturday.
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Venezuela's opposition filed a lawsuit with the country's Supreme Court, contesting the result but it was rejected.
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Less than a day after Twitter filed a lawsuit contesting the request, government lawyers dropped the summons.
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Mr Joyce has renounced his New Zealand citizenship and is contesting the by-election for his seat.
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Rubio decided to seek re-election after unsuccessfully contesting for the Republican presidential nomination earlier this year.
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Both men deny the deferred pay was illegal or required disclosure, while not contesting the agreements' existence.
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Everton was contesting the second leg of its Europa League play-off against Croatian side Hajduk Split.
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Annette filed divorce docs Tuesday in Suffolk County, NY and, according to court records, Matt's not contesting.
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His lawyer has not challenged the assault charge but is contesting the more serious charge of hooliganism.
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TMZ broke the story ... Brad filed legal docs Friday sharply contesting Angelina's request for primary physical custody.
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In the South China Sea the Philippines has stood up to China, contesting its expansive territorial claims.
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But Amazon is contesting the story — issuing a statement that their devices aren't equipped to call 911.
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They are contesting their extradition and a court will hold a hearing on the matter on Nov.
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Apple, Google, IBM and Amazon have all submitted briefings to the court contesting the end of DACA.
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Marsha Blackburn is contesting for the GOP primary and likely to face off against former Democratic Gov.
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However shocking, detestable and morally indefensible it might seem today, no one dreamed of contesting it then.
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Tito Ortiz was still contesting bouts for the UFC light heavyweight title less than 10 years ago.
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Still, Fin sometimes goes overboard so users shouldn't be shy about contesting any charges that seem ridiculous.
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If we weren't contesting 88 out of the 100 seats in Virginia, that wouldn't have been possible.
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Either that or they're just not contesting them, which is probably more troubling if it's the case.
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Abdullah is contesting an Electoral Commission announcement last month declaring Ghani the winner of September's presidential election.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)On first look, not much separates the two front-runners contesting Nigeria's presidential election.
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We do have elections for a purpose, and nobody's contesting the fact Donald Trump won it honestly.
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By contesting the charge, FCA will push the case into the administration of President-elect Donald Trump.
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Amazon (AMZN) has now filed a suit with the US Court of Federal Claims contesting the decision.
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Both men deny the deferred pay was illegal or required disclosure, while not contesting the agreements' existence.
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The difficult process of contesting a charge can also seem like a calculated move by hospitals or physicians.
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With Austria, Serbia and the Republic of Ireland also contesting Qualifying Group D, finishing top won't be easy.
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Scott's insurance paid the hospital about $5,694, leaving Scott with a $10,394 bill she's been contesting ever since.
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There's a precedent for the EU contesting such "secondary sanctions" that have not been imposed by the bloc.
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Kian, an Iranian-American who co-founded the Flynn Intel Group with Flynn, is contesting two criminal charges.
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Turkish electoral law requires a political party to hold its party congress six months before contesting an election.
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If voters' current preferences hold, then, it seems clear he'll be contesting the results of next month's election.
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Many more political parties are contesting elections for nine provincial legislatures to be held on the same day.
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The Taliban has rarely been stronger — controlling or contesting 45 percent of the country's territory — or more menacing.
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Separately from the California lawsuit, Western Digital is also contesting its consent rights in an international arbitration tribunal.
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Four women who publicly defied the still unreformed ban on female driving were barred from contesting local elections.
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Canada are one of 18 nations contesting the first edition of the Davis Cup since its radical revamp.
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The next election campaign has started and we should be getting ready for 85033, rather than contesting 2016.
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She prohibited them from contesting the dangers of smoking and secondhand smoke or denying that nicotine was addictive.
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Have rich lower-league heritage, but now find themselves contesting their fourth consecutive season in the Premier League.
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Mr. Espinosa is contesting all the charges and has declined to plead guilty to reduced non-felony charges.
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But as the case wound down, the Housing Authority adopted the opposite position, routinely contesting findings of lead.
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In contesting transfer or release, Arcidiacono can compel the patient to be examined by a doctor he selects.
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Ms. Aksener created a new party, the Good Party, and is contesting the presidential elections against Mr. Erdogan.
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Democrats are unlikely to win the 28503 seats they need to recapture control without contesting more conservative districts.
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Cameroon's President Paul Biya, 85, is contesting for a seventh term and has ruled the country since 1982.
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This highlights a basic disadvantage that conservatives have always had in contesting the political issues of the day.
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The outspoken Kagame critic was arrested shortly after she was disqualified from contesting the August 2017 presidential race.
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Few would bet against them contesting Sunday's final and the TV executives will be positively praying for it.
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He has been fined several times under French laws that make "contesting crimes against humanity" a criminal offense.
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Late into overtime, a flagrant 2 disqualifying foul was called on Thompson for contesting a shot by Shaun Livingston.
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The anonymous sources told the news outlet that Facebook is contesting the demand from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Without contesting the diversity present on the left, it would be a big mistake to assume conservatives are monolithic.
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But Bachman told NJ.com he was contesting the charge with Uber, claiming he never put in his home address.
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UCSF also found that he violated its sexual harassment policy, a finding he is contesting, according to the university.
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Predictably, the grouchy French are already contesting the legitimacy of the plans they elected Mr Macron to carry out.
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As The Economist went to press, P&G said it had won and Mr Peltz was contesting the tally.
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Update 2/20 7pm: And as it turns out, San Bernardino County is contesting the FBI's depiction of events.
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He has enjoyed a sizzling build-up to Paris by contesting three claycourt finals and winning two of them.
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It is contesting a statement by Italian markets authority Consob that Vivendi had "de facto" control over Telecom Italia.
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Ms Holmes's business partner, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, whom the SEC has also charged with fraud, is contesting the charges.
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Brown said his client faces charges for allegedly assaulting the officer in June, charges McGrier is contesting in court.
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" Kasich perhaps leaving some room for contesting Trump at the convention: "Math doesn't tell the whole story in politics.
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Contesting/Contexting SPORT continues at NGBK (Oranienstraße 25, Berlin) and Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien (Mariannenplatz 2, Berlin) through August 28.
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Opponents cite the legal case as an obstacle to be overcome before Ahmadinejad can think about contesting an election.
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There have been encouraging wins, disappointing defeats and semi-acceptable draws for the various different sides contesting the tournament.
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By the time Richard Nixon became president in 28503, a major dispute began to emerge, contesting federal government priorities.
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Estate planning also "helps protect against families fighting, or someone potentially contesting the wishes of the deceased," Rafal said.
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She was barred from contesting the presidency in an August election he won with 98.8 percent of the vote.
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Barclays said it had disclosed one of the agreements, but not the value, and is contesting the FCA findings.
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The scenarios for contesting a Trump nomination are all steeped in confrontation and controversy but would follow existing rules.
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GEO Group has filed a federal suit contesting the city's decision to, in effect, re-zone an existing operation.
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Katumbi denies the charges and says they are aimed at preventing him from contesting the election on December 23.
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"Westmoreland is contesting the failure of the government of Alberta to accord it fair and equitable treatment," he said.
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"I don't know if there's any legal constitutional way to do that," she says of contesting the election results.
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And their legal tactics are likely to be employed by other investors contesting the debt obligations of sovereign powers.
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Jeff Flake, whose seat McSally and Sinema were contesting, tweeted that there was "no evidence" to support Trump's claims.
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Intel, Tesla and SpaceX have all opposed the ban in federal court in a case the administration is contesting.
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In 2020, a wide range of criminal groups in Mexico has been contesting for the prized trafficking of fentanyl.
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Niang picks up a yellow card for raking his hand across Gen Shoji's face while contesting a long ball.
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The Super Tuesday contests are the first ones that Bloomberg is contesting, and he could play spoiler for Biden.
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Her party has confirmed four candidates for the coming elections, with Ms. Sharmila contesting seats in two different constituencies.
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But a DNA showed that the child was almost certainly his, and he stopped contesting paternity in the case.
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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has filed a protest at the Presidential Electoral Tribunal contesting his narrow loss, alleging vote-rigging.
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Amazon (AMZN) filed a lawsuit contesting the Pentagon's award of a $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft (MSFT).
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Gray told the LA Times that he would not be contesting the complaint because he hardly uses his medical license.
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In addition, the recent introduction of premium increases, which EFGInt is contesting in court, could result in a significant impairment.
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It had the effect of "contesting values of legibility and order," Cooper Hewitt design curator Ellen Lupton wrote in 353.
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Once the election commission finalizes the results Wednesday, Prabowo's camp has three days to file the lawsuit contesting the outcome.
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It ordered The Hague to recoup 30 million euros ($35 million) from the company, a decision the government is contesting.
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They quickly created a petition contesting the university's decision and requesting that the coverage continue for both students and employees.
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There were more demonstrations in Moscow against the authorities' decision to exclude opposition figures from contesting next month's municipal elections.
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The ban itself has been frozen by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, though the administration is contesting that decision.
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The United States and China are contesting every domain, from semiconductors to submarines and from blockbuster films to lunar exploration.
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The trouble started with a new law that would have prevented leading opposition candidates from contesting elections scheduled for November.
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"He looks forward to fully contesting the charges," Sidoo's attorneys said in a statement emailed to Reuters by a publicist.
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Smith is in south Austin, in a space borrowed from a Democrat contesting a Republican incumbent in the upcoming midterms.
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The opposition also plans to lodge 62 court cases contesting governorship, lawmaker, and local seats, spokeswoman Kathleen Openda told Reuters.
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Sixty-three players are contesting the World Golf Championships event, which has replaced the old PGA Tour event in Memphis.
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The company is already contesting a proposed $1.3 million fine from regulators for violations related to welding on that line.
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Contesting Russia when it threatens our interests will speak to Putin in the language he best understands: power and resolve.
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Next, since you specialize in contested elections, I'm guessing you'll tell me about the process of contesting a result, right?
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All major parties contesting the vote, including Rutte's trailing Liberals, have ruled out taking part in a coalition with Wilders.
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It is also not uncommon for borrowers to walk away from homes without contesting a seller's eviction proceeding in court.
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Ammons might have learned his love of variety from the contesting absolutisms of his family's all-of-the-above Christianity.
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But the conviction disqualifies him from political office and from contesting the next election that must be held by 2018.
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Mueller then wrote a private letter to the Department of Justice contesting aspects of the summary, according to media reports.
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The Taliban controls about 85033 percent of the population and is contesting areas in which the remaining 23 percent reside.
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If you receive a rejection, you have the right to add another statement contesting this decision to your medical record.
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Bernard Hopkins, who made his debut in 1988, was still contesting light heavyweight world championship fights in 2014, aged 50.
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Since Sharif was ousted by the Supreme Court last year, four party candidates have been barred from contesting the elections.
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And their legal tactics are likely to be used again by other investors contesting the debt obligations of sovereign powers.
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The general shift on the left and right toward contesting free trade agreements poses substantial dangers to the American economy.
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Still, Koll acknowledged that competition will likely become tougher for the company, with players like Rakuten also contesting the space.
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Two, she had nothing to gain by telling her story, while Judge Kavanaugh had everything to gain by contesting it.
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But others had only seen her for the first time on television contesting the confirmation of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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They did so not by contesting the fact that the gag order stymies competition — for that was impossible to disprove.
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Mr. Wu had initially struck a defiant tone, contesting the charges in March during his only appearance in the court.
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Democrats lost seats in Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana, South Dakota, and West Virginia, races they're basically not contesting this time around.
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Caterpillar previously said it is "vigorously contesting" a $2 billion package of taxes and penalties proposed by the tax agency.
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Security remains a major problem given the Taliban controls 22007 percent of the country and is contesting 20013 percent more.
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"I am not dogmatic," he said in a televised debate with Macri and several lesser-known candidates contesting the Oct.
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And there is simply no contesting the fact that Trump's own words are the most firsthand of all firsthand information.
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The Monster Raving Loony Party, for example, has been contesting seats for decades, and Buckethead was their candidate in Uxbridge.
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With their wheelchair basketball teams contesting the prestigious IWBF Eurocup, there were a series of flare ups at the tournament.
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An exhibition in Berlin called contesting/contexting SPORT 2016 (ccSPORT) takes on gender discrimination, heteronormativity, and queer erasure in sports.
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Abadi's list, touted by Zurfi as "cross-sectarian", is the only one contesting the election in all of Iraq's 18 provinces.
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A British editor was expelled, democratic activists jailed and barred from contesting local elections, and opposition lawmakers disqualified from public office.
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Following Sunday&aposs attacks, Pakistan&aposs election oversight body postponed the balloting for the provincial assembly seat that Gandapur was contesting.
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Mylan NV, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd and Akorn Inc are still contesting those patents in U.S. District Court in Marshall, Texas.
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Instead, Lear decided to try his luck with DoNotPay, a free bot service that streamlines the process of contesting parking tickets.
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The sodomy conviction disqualifies Anwar from political office and from contesting the next election that must be held by mid-2018.
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Her party hates the idea of contesting European elections, but her government is now making all necessary preparations for that vote.
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By contesting scientific findings about polar bears, denialists hope to instill doubt about climate science as a whole, Dr. Harvey said.
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In the first phase of the election, 1,279 candidates are contesting 91 constituencies, but only 7 percent of candidates are women.
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It is contesting class-action lawsuits by shareholders who say the group misled investors and failed to promptly disclose the irregularities.
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In fact, it is a big part of the problem – namely, contesting hot-button politics time and again in the courts.
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Helgen and his attorney are contesting all of the charges, and a decision about his fate could come later this month.
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For obvious reasons, the logistics of contesting a friendly in SE21 are considerably more straightforward than getting a team to Abkhazia.
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Vucevic isn't Davis, Al Horford, or even Steven Adams, a big comfortable shuffling his feet and contesting outside shots without fouling.
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In an interview with Catalunya Radio on Tuesday from Brussels, Puigdemont said all parties contesting the election should unite against Madrid.
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Six opposition candidates were barred from contesting for either submitting incomplete documents or due to previous convictions or for being bankrupt.
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The Mountaineers (210-221) and the Lumberjacks played physical, chest-to-chest defense, contesting not just every shot, but every pass.
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The women have also become politically engaged, with more than 11,000 members of Kudumbashree contesting village council elections in recent years.
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Gandhi has been a member of India's lower house of parliament since 2004 and is contesting this election from two seats.
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Mickelson, the 2013 Open champion, will have next week off before contesting the 3M Open in Minnesota from July 4-7.
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One user asked about a lawsuit, filed by civil rights organizations, contesting the use of the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test.
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Nearly half the women contesting seats in the current election are dynastic candidates, according to initial data from the Trivedi center.
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He was barred from contesting the 2008 election because of lingering murder charges in the case, which have since been dropped.
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The FBI fired Strzok in 2018, which he is also contesting in the suit, and Page later resigned from the agency.
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Ragbir is an activist and legal permanent resident who's been contesting a deportation order since 2006 and was granted prosecutorial discretion.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Facebook is taking down hundreds of suspicious accounts linked to the two main parties contesting India's election.
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Shortly after the VAWA reauthorization, Dollar General Corporation took a case to the Supreme Court contesting tribal authority over civil affairs.
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The billionaire, who is not contesting Nevada, is sure to face attacks from the other candidates looking to halt his momentum.
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Bucklew, whose appeal is neither contesting his guilt nor seeking to avoid execution, has suggested being put to death by gas.
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Sistema is already contesting the freezing of some of its assets by the court and plans to appeal against last week's ruling.
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The big stars: France's Marine Le Pen, the Netherlands' Geert Wilders and Germany's Frauke Petry, each of them contesting elections this year.
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Baer is contesting the claim and taking what it called "further appropriate measures" to defend its interests, it said in a statement.
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For the first time in more than 25 years, Democrats were contesting each of Texas' 0003 U.S. congressional districts, the party said.
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Trump filed a lawsuit, also in federal court in Washington, contesting that law and seeking to block House Democrats from invoking it.
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Absolutely anything we could have done wrong, we did, no talking, communication, not rebounding, rushing shots on the offensive end, not contesting.
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On September 9th, both were contesting their first major final, and Ms Stephens easily defeated her close friend, 6-3 6-603.
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In the aftermath of that testy exchange, the Sanders campaign released a flurry of emails and a radio ad contesting Clinton's assertion.
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The junta leader, Prayuth Chan-ocha, is also contesting the race for prime minister as the candidate of a pro-military party.
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But Chirac, who always expressed distaste for the FN without ever actually contesting its arguments, ultimately helped destigmatize the far-right party.
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Manila is contesting China's historical claim to about 90 percent of the South China Sea, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes.
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Facebook is taking a beating on privacy issues in Europe, with a German court contesting the company's data practices earlier this week.
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But he did not speak about contesting the nomination on the convention floor or flipping superdelegates, as he has in recent days.
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Collectively, this string of losses could discourage some quality Democratic challengers (typically people with office-holding experience) from contesting other Republican seats.
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Rather than contesting an "information war," the top strategic priority for countering Russian disinformation should be support for honest, high-quality journalism.
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Carlson can be heard contesting the prosecution of former polygamist cult leader Warren Jeffs, who was later convicted for child sexual abuse.
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Last spring, the Porcellian commissioned a report of its own contesting the sexual assault statistics produced by the Association of American Universities.
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"The Midwest are states they're contesting and organizing in and we're [zeroing in] on them in a very focused way," Jealous added.
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The two main political parties contesting the June 8 national election have adopted contrasting stances on how to run the public finances.
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The administration spent years—and millions of dollars—building vehicle flyovers, despite experts contesting these overpasses transfer clots to a different spot.
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In 2014, Prabowo had also claimed victory on election day, before contesting the results at the Constitutional Court, which confirmed Widodo's win.
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After contesting, he's terrific at sealing off his man and grabbing rebounds himself, as illustrated by his 353 percent defensive rebounding rate.
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Every team has a weakness because every team should have a weakness, given that adolescents and young adults are contesting these games.
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The cabinet was expected to resign, because those sitting on the 12-member board were likely to be contesting their parliamentary seats.
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They were contesting a primary to run for the seat held by U.S. Representative Niki Tsongas, who is retiring after 11 years.
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"I just focus on trying to be 100% ready for it," said Nadal, who will be contesting his 27th Grand Slam final.
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Those contesting the 50-meter freestyle shared a similar body mass with those swimming the two-hour, 10,000-meter open-water marathon.
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Amgen is contesting the issuance of new Soliris patents in the United States that would extend the drug's market exclusivity to 2027.
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SpaceX also sued the US government in May, contesting the award of the Air Force's development money it didn't receive last year.
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Trian Fund Management accused Procter & Gamble of wasting shareholder money contesting a tally that showed Mr. Peltz narrowly winning a board seat.
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I swear that contesting a will or a soon to be deceased family member's wishes are the final battleground for dysfunctional families.
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At 6 feet 4, Williams wants to improve at catching and contesting jump balls, an issue that was evident during Monday's practice.
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"The only issue to be addressed at the hearing, since Defendant is not contesting paternity, is temporary child support," Hunter's team wrote.
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The organization says he was fired for gross misconduct and are not contesting veganism as a protected status, according to the BBC.
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In 2016, a coalition of young activists led a campaign for a constitutional amendment to reduce age limits for contesting elective positions.
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Premadasa is contesting for the New Democratic Front (NDF), a broad alliance led by Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe's United National Party (UNP).
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Three of her colleagues, including principal of the Zeus Education Centre, had also been charged, but were contesting the charges, media reported.
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Kolomoisky is contesting PrivatBank's nationalisation in court and a hearing on one of the cases is due in Kiev on Oct. 1.
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This may be expected of partisans contesting elections, but it's unacceptable for international media who claim their coverage is impartial and independent.
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Manaus has emerged as a brutal battleground between two prison gangs that are contesting control of the drug trade in the region.
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This guy just loves dropping back and contesting shots, even when he has absolutely no chance of getting off without getting caught.
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Two Republicans and two Democrats are contesting a special election to serve out the remainder of retired Republican Senator Thad Cochran's term.
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Ride-hailing app Juno filed its own lawsuit, while the city's other two services Uber and Via are not currently contesting the law.
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History exists not as a chronological series of facts, but as it does in life: everywhere, all at once, loudly contesting with itself.
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Even worse, artists are asked to sign away all rights to sue the company, giving them no good options for contesting the deal.
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The Conservatives and left-leaning New Democrats - the two main opposition parties contesting the election - did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP is contesting the government's call for the ban on the auditor for its alleged involvement in a financial fraud.
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"However, so far the likelihood of an amicable agreement is not that high, given that Rosneft is contesting the court decision," they added.
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According to him, extremists need to be engaged in organic dialogue so that they interact with contesting world views and see things differently.
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EU, which had been backing Grassroots Out for the designation, threatened to prolong the feud by saying it was considering contesting the decision.
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Katumbi and Bemba, however, could be barred from contesting the election due to criminal convictions for real estate fraud and witness tampering, respectively.
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O) said on Thursday it is contesting the Pentagon's award of an up to $10 billion cloud computing deal to Microsoft Corp (MSFT.
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But the BTP, which is contesting far fewer seats, has struck a chord among indigenous voters, said Madhu Sarin, a forest rights researcher.
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Djokovic, who will be contesting his 30th major semi-final, is no stranger to playing a last-four showdown away from main stage.
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Tomohiro, who owns 43.5 percent, is contesting the move, and the registry has not made any documents public, citing "issues with the company".
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"My brother Siraj Raisani has been martyred," said Haji Lashkari Raisani, another brother who is also contesting a national assembly seat from Baluchistan.
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Along with the following seven districts, New Jersey's 11th is one of a few normally Republican open seats that Democrats are seriously contesting.
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" Abi-Habib continues, "Why I was eventually spared, we do not know and we are writing a letter contesting DHS' treatment of me.
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Contesting a claim might mean closing shop for a day or more, losing the opportunity to see patients who needed to be seen.
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The clause stops Deliveroo couriers from contesting their status as self-employed workers, but has previously been described as "unenforceable" by legal experts.
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And contesting their cases "gives them at least seven to 10 years," he said, because of the long backlogs in the immigration courts.
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Biden, 49, is no longer contesting Roberts' claim of paternity after originally saying he never had sex with the 28-year-old woman.
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Mr. Marcos, meanwhile, is contesting that defeat, alleging fraud in certain districts in the southern Philippines where he didn't win a single vote.
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Campaigners had been contesting the legality of the council's agreement for the use of the park and had set up a website (savebatterseapark.com).
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Its conviction rate rose to 94 percent from 50 percent, with many more suspects pleading guilty instead of contesting the charges, he said.
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About half a million veterans have pending claims contesting a Veterans Benefits Administration decision, many of which can take years to sort out.
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"The very notion of contesting ideas and perspectives with violence is antithetical to everything a university stands for," said Dan Mogulof, a spokesman.
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He is skipping the first four contests in February but is aggressively contesting the array of larger states that begin voting in March.
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Investors are also concerned about possible political uncertainty as the main coalition partners in the government are contesting local polls separately, analysts said.
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Two of his Derby winners, Wagnerian and Makahiki, will be among the multiple runners sired by Deep Impact contesting this year's Japan Cup.
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It did not send a lawyer to Thursday's hearing, saying that there was no use contesting what appeared to be a foregone conclusion.
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The current junta leader, Prayuth Chan-ocha, is also contesting the race for prime minister, as the candidate of a pro-military party.
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The result means Tlaib will become the first Muslim woman elected to Congress as there is no Republican contesting the seat in November.
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The 2004 terrorist bombing in Madrid swung control of Spain from the incumbent conservative party to the contesting socialist party for the same reason.
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His last win came against Hector Lombard who was contesting his first bout at 185 lbs over two years, which didn't help his argument.
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In addition to contesting shots at the rim, the Warriors' second unit was just too tall for the Cavs to guard one-on-one.
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Residents of the capital made homeless by the quake began contesting elections, winning races to be neighbourhood leaders before moving into city-wide politics.
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Update: The state of Wisconsin filed an appeal on Friday contesting a federal judge's decision to overturn Brendan Dassey's murder conviction, according to WBAY.
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As part of official attempts to combat cyber interference, the agency has reached out to all the political parties contesting this October's federal election.
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Dr Mahathir will continue to blast Mr Najib, while contesting the claim of the Registrar of Societies that there were omissions in Bersatu's paperwork.
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"If Trump was a normal Republican, conservative media would have taken the lead in contesting the flip-flopping charges," admitted conservative writer Jim Antle.
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Ms. Aksener's Good Party could be disqualified from contesting the election because of a shrewd move by Mr. Erdogan in choosing the election date.
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Banks are contesting the extra payments, which are estimated at around 9.8 billion riyals ($2.6 billion) across 11 of the kingdom's 12 listed banks.
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At least 33 court cases were filed contesting election results before the presidential election was annulled, said Andrew Limo, spokesman for the election board.
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Even so, at least 22 members of the party are contesting in the upcoming polls under the BNP banner, and three as independent candidates.
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Meanwhile, a number of subjects, including former deputy White House chief of staff Katie Walsh, are contesting quotes attributed to them in the book.
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And it comes as Latinos in the House are contesting leadership positions, seeking to ensure their communities are represented at the heights of Congress.
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Swaraj, 67, a senior leader of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), had opted out of contesting elections earlier this year citing health reasons.
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Lawyers are contesting the state's lethal injection law, and anti-death penalty advocates are arguing that midazolam has been implicated in botched executions elsewhere.
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There is value in contesting as many races as possible because you never know when a surge of Democrats is going to show up.
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He told the State Department that he will file a petition contesting the Brooklyn judge's ruling, which could take another two months — or longer.
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Qualcomm has denied wrongdoing, and is vigorously contesting the F.T.C. and Apple cases, as well as others in Europe, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.
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You could climb the ranked ladder, contesting the world's best, or just wander the map of Libra of Soul, finding more fights and challenges.
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Trinity, which said it could not comment because it had not yet been served with the state's action, said it anticipated contesting the order.
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It's true that Jeb Bush, John Kasich, and Chris Christie weren't seriously contesting Iowa because they believed the state was too conservative for them.
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Even though there are thirty parties contesting the election, only eight (possibly nine) are expected to cross the 3.25% threshold required to enter parliament.
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He also spoke in 2009, during widespread protests in Iran contesting the results of a presidential election that became known as the Green Movement.
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Converting that female disillusionment with Trump into votes for Democratic congressional candidates is likely the key to seriously contesting the "blue-collar blue" seats.
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Julius Baer has said previously that it is contesting the claims of the German government agency and has taken measures to defend its interests.
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The number reflects both the vastness and diversity of India's political system, with hundreds of parties -- representing people with varying cultures and customs -- contesting.
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Democrats hope top tier recruits like Kelly will give them a shot at contesting so-called "Obama-Trump" districts to win back the House.
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"Goldman Sachs denies the allegations in the lawsuit and is aggressively contesting the class claims," a company spokesperson wrote in a statement to Vox.
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Players can choose to oversee the actions of Donald Trump, Hilary Clinton, and Bernie Sanders, genuine human beings contesting the 2016 US presidential election.
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He'll be contesting the same events, the 10 meters air pistol and 50 meters pistol, where he is ranked top in the world, in Rio.
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SFR, owned by Altice, has asked France's CSA broadcasting authority to intervene, while rival Orange is contesting the legality of TF1's stance in court.
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"I have never cheated in my life," Williams said, taking offense to the warning and contesting it, telling Ramos that she'd rather lose than cheat.
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Passengers told the network that numerous individuals on the plane were exhibiting symptoms prior to boarding, contesting Dubai officials' belief that it was food poisoning.
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Caterpillar is contesting an IRS proposal to levy taxes and penalties of approximately $2 billion arising from its assignment of profit to the Swiss operation.
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Moore is contesting the amount of the tax lien, which his current wife says stems from a disallowance of his deducting alimony he paid Allison.
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Nearly 30 parties are contesting the vote, with mostly similar platforms such as fighting corruption and ending privileges, but none directly challenge the king's powers.
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And by far the biggest loser was the UK Independence Party (UKIP), which seemed to have lost every single seat it was contesting bar one.
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The second-term congresswoman, who is contesting the Arizona Senate seat being vacated by Jeff Flake, is the first American woman to fly in combat.
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Now, Jakelin's father is contesting the agency's account, insisting that she had been eating and drinking water and was healthy before being taken into custody.
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The group's immediate focus appears to be providing the "fundamental building blocks for winning" to populist parties contesting the next European Parliament elections in May.
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Few Americans will be aware that ten finalist countries are currently contesting the quadrennial Cricket World Cup, followed by 2bn people in those countries alone.
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Pro-democracy lawmakers have been kicked out of the legislature, a pro-independence party banned, and democracy advocates jailed and barred from contesting local elections.
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She announced last November she would retire this year and bring the curtain down with the "Danica Double" by contesting the Daytona and Indy 500s.
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This year more than 200 people, a record number, put themselves forward as "alternative" candidates for local office, contesting the hegemony of the Communist Party.
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Though Goldman is contesting the case, it is spooking shareholders, who worry about both onerous fines and what it implies about oversight at the bank.
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All have been tried, and all have failed to stop the insurgency controlling or contesting over half Afghanistan, and the heavy-handed rise of ISIS.
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Battle, who was averaging a team-high 23.0 points per game, landed awkwardly on his back while contesting a shot early in the second half.
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Several protesters contesting the August poll result were killed by security forces during a rare outbreak of violence which also saw Gabon's parliament set alight.
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His Forza Italia party is contesting the election alongside two far-right parties and he suggested recently that up to 600,000 migrants should be deported.
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Democrats are contesting a huge number of Republican-held governorships across the country, seeking to put a dent in the GOP's grip on state mansions.
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Current President Uhuru Kenyatta is re-contesting early August's election this week, following the original vote being invalidated by the country's Supreme Court in September.
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What happens if the vote tallies keep being upheld—let's say because the fraud can't be 100 percent proven—but the loser keeps contesting them?
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Mr. Olmos is contesting an actors seat now held by Ed Begley Jr., as are Laura Dern and Lou Diamond Phillips (who has Filipino ancestry).
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The smaller ride-hailing app Juno also filed its own lawsuit contesting the new law on Thursday, making a similar argument, according to multiple reports.
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" Contesting Roberts' narrower conception, she asserted, "When the harm alleged is not district specific, the proof needed for standing should not be district specific either.
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Mr. Rackover's lawyer, Maurice H. Sercarz, said on Friday that he was "vigorously contesting the charges" and would conduct his own inquiry into what happened.
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Ultimately, a brokered convention — the dream of all those searching for the dream candidate — depends on a multi-field race contesting through all the primaries.
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Authorities have banned a political party advocating Hong Kong independence, barred democracy activists from contesting local elections and disqualified six opposition lawmakers from the legislature.
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Despite contesting narratives, many historians believe that Sheba's journey to Israel was in fact a diplomatic expedition to secure favorable trading agreements with King Soloman.
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Elected representatives are disqualified from office and barred from contesting elections if sentenced to at least six months' jail or fined at least 2,000 ringgit.
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Mr. Lamb's approach could become a template for a cluster of more moderate Democrats contesting conservative-leaning seats, in states like Arkansas, Kansas and Utah.
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Simply put, a third party has to think about getting on the ballot in, and then contesting, hundreds of elections with varying requirements and challenges.
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They did not specify the extent to which they are objecting to Ms. Jones's findings, or how many of her privilege findings they are contesting.
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The men who lead them continue contesting elections as independent candidates and may persist in their attempts to register their proscribed organizations under different names.
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When Republican candidate Roy Moore initially appeared intent on baselessly contesting the election results, Huckabee, a Republican stalwart, issued a sharply worded rebuke to Moore.
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Joe Gibbs Racing had three of the four drivers contesting the championship on the last day of the 2019 season, Busch, Truex and Denny Hamlin.
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Democrats must now wait to see if they can regain their veto power in by-elections contesting the two remaining seats made vacant by disqualifications.
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Below the tweets are orange boxes saying that the content is "harmfully misleading" and a list of top reports contesting the claims in the tweets.
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The apparent Democratic edge may have been exaggerated by large numbers of candidates contesting primaries, said Michael Malbin, director of the nonpartisan Campaign Finance Institute.
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Jay Sekulow, a member of Trump's personal legal team contesting the Russia investigation, has publicly made the case for Sessions to make such an appointment.
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For the first time in more than 25 years, the party will be contesting each of the state's 36 U.S. congressional districts, the party said.
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Paul Nuttall, UKIP's new leader, is putting his credibility on the line by contesting it, vesting his hopes in a campaign focused on Brexit and immigration.
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Despite the prenup -- and it appears Noelle isn't contesting it -- it will have no impact on child support, which could end up being a huge number.
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The requested sanction, for mis-selling mortgage-backed securities and which the bank is contesting, far exceeded the US$3bn-US$5bn that analysts had expected.
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Right before the end of the first quarter, Oklahoma City's Victor Oladipo took a hard fall while contesting a shot in front of the team's bench.
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Hardline clerics in the Guardian Council loyal to Khamenei have barred hundreds of candidates from contesting the poll, questioning their loyalty to the Islamic Republic system.
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He also explained that he excluded the assets from his personal declaration to parliament because he was contesting the validity of the personal guarantees in court.
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Alexa Sulvetta is still contesting a $103,250 bill she received last spring for treatment of a broken ankle after she fell from a rock climbing wall.
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Apple, which is also contesting that ruling, has continued to offer its iPhones in China but made changes to its iOS operating system following the order.
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The leading candidates are seen contesting a tight race over the coming months, although Fernandez is expected to come out on top in the symbolic primaries.
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The judge said she wanted more time to study the Twitter history of Omar Shakir, who is contesting the revocation of his work permit last year.
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The former world number one, who has now won the event three times, was contesting her seventh final of the season after losing the previous six.
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The campaign's latest Federal Election Commission (FEC) report shows it contesting $766,756.67 that Fabrizio's firm says it is owed for polling, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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UKIP won 4 million votes but, because of the electoral system, got only one parliamentary seat, and Farage failed to win the seat he was contesting.
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But Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a blistering dissent, recounting details from a recent state court trial of a case brought by inmates contesting Tennessee's execution drugs.
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Downs said there was only a small shortfall in cash and assets, but administration costs would be passed to the creditors, something the clients are contesting.
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Several pro-Thaksin parties are contesting Sunday's election, including the Pheu Thai party whose government was overthrown in 2014 by Prayuth, who was then army chief.
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The Liberal candidate contesting the by-election on Saturday, Dave Sharma, is a former Australian ambassador to Israel who has floated the idea in the past.
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Two activists who had been arrested were included in the lawsuit, including Ravi Ragbir, who was arrested in January after contesting a deportation order since 2006.
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Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams have filed a lawsuit contesting the moves, arguing in court that Mr. Redstone lacked the mental capacity to make those decisions.
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And once power was obtained, they began rigging the system, via voter suppression and gerrymandering, to prevent Democrats from contesting elections on an even playing field.
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In this cycle, state Democratic candidates lead Republicans in fundraising, according to the Virginia Public Access Project, and also are contesting more legislative races than Republicans.
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"We haven't been intransigent, there isn't an impasse," said Michael Spencer, a lawyer who represents another group of individual bondholders and small funds contesting Argentina's offer.
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What if Trilling had a biographer who sought to reclaim her by grappling with—and even contesting—the opinions that established her as an urgent voice?
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He was solid in all areas on the defensive end, defending the rim, forcing and then contesting perimeter shots, and switching onto a few different positions.
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On the ball, Isaac is capable of sliding with guards in isolation toward the basket, either cutting off penetration, forcing a pass, or contesting a shot.
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He's shooting 36.9 percent on three-pointers, and a defender that let his mind wander towards contesting his jumper will soon watch Jokic drive past him.
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Clinton is scheduled to hold a rally today in Ohio, a battleground state for the presidential election that Democrats appear to be pulling back from contesting.
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Judicial Watch is contesting that claim, pointing to what the State Department has called "internal technical metadata" on the emails, which had not been previously released.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers are quietly more combative, too, contesting a request from the special counsel to interview John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff.
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He said one of his political advisers, Howard Wolfson, was laying out the rationale for contesting different districts, and Mr. Bloomberg was signing off on them.
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The Raptors never trailed in the first half, contesting the paint far better than they did in Game 3 and holding their own on the boards.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is trailing in his family's political stronghold of Amethi — though he is also winning in another seat he is contesting in Kerala.
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Government bodies began rewriting history books, lopping out sections on Muslim rulers, changing official place names to Hindu from Muslim, and more aggressively contesting holy sites.
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But contesting him — sort of — is the 103-year-old television personality Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of Putin's late mentor, and a member of the opposition.
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Hartwell filed for the split Monday in Atlanta, and according to the docs Keshia is contesting his petition ... so we can safely assume she ain't happy.
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By the time Bryant called a news conference, sitting next to his wife and publicly contesting the charges, the case had already become a national spectacle.
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And billionaire Mike Bloomberg isn't contesting the first four states, but he's paying for a huge ad campaign flooding the zone for the Super Tuesday contests.
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The paper cited an EU spokesman as saying the Commission will analyse the letter sent by Atlantia contesting measures taken by Rome on the concession issue.
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Junta leader Prayut -- who is contesting in the elections with Palang Pracharat -- has softened his image in recent weeks in a bid to appeal to voters.
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He has challenged the legality of his detention and is also contesting the government's position that it may also lawfully transfer him to a third country.
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The HRW official, Omar Shakif, is contesting his threatened deportation, which Israel says stems from his alleged promotion of anti-Israel boycotts, an accusation he denies.
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Big election wins on Tuesday catapulted Clinton to victory over Sanders, a U.S. senator from Vermont, although he has vowed to go on contesting the race.
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The Parliament has called for national leaders to pick a European Commission president from among the lead candidates — Spitzenkandidaten in German — of parties contesting the ballot.
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The closest current pursuers of the Wings' 25-season mark are the San Antonio Spurs, who will be contesting their 20th consecutive N.B.A. playoffs this spring.
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His only criminal record stemmed from a 1989 spousal abuse charge, for which he pleaded no contest — which means not contesting a charge but not admitting guilt.
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We meet Amy Vilella, a single mother whose 22-year-old daughter died after a hospital turned her away for lack of health insurance, contesting from Nevada.
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While we know that this shift in consciousness happened in Japan, Europe, and the US, Contesting Modernity makes it clear that it happened in Venezuela as well.
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With many progressives passionate about contesting Trump's policies and actions, marches and protests have been popping up across the U.S. on a weekly — and even daily — basis.
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Yet Wilders is hardly a new face: he has been in parliament for almost two decades and was contesting his fourth election as head of the PVV.
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The U.S. military's latest estimates from December show the Afghan government controls or has influence over 56 percent of districts, with insurgents controlling or contesting the rest.
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The Taliban control or are contesting control of half of Afghanistan, more than at any time since they were ousted by U.S.-led forces in late 2001.
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The justices heard arguments from Terance Gamble, an Alabama man contesting his dual sentencing by state and federal courts for unlawfully possessing a firearm as a felon.
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In a statement late on Friday, Prudential said it was encouraged by FSOC's move and would consider its options while contesting its designation through the review process.
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Three are still contesting the charges, arguing that they couldn't have known that the hospital that an ambulance selected for them wasn't covered by their health insurance.
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There are more allegations including improper visits and free food to recruits but the school says it is contesting essentially every other claim but the top 4.
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No single group appears to have achieved a controlling interest in a pan-European body that will increasingly find forces of left and right contesting for dominance.
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When Veep returns in April, the HBO comedy will see President Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) struggling to keep the country afloat while contesting a tied presidential election.
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Caterpillar is contesting an Internal Revenue Service demand that it pay $2 billion in taxes and penalties for profits assigned to the subsidiary between 2007 and 2012.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 2012 refused to hear an appeal contesting Rubashkin's sentence, which his lawyers argued was excessive for a first-time, non-violent offender.
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UC Berkeley said in a statement it will mount a "vigorous and successful defense of its actions, and looks forward to contesting this collection of false claims."
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In the vast bulk of the counties, the sole Democratic member on the three-person election board was contesting voting rules that the Republican majority had approved.
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But he signaled a shift in priorities toward leaving a mark on the Democratic Party instead of contesting the nomination during a Thursday night address to supporters.
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"Trian strongly urges P&G to accept the inspector's tabulation and not waste further time and shareholder money contesting the outcome of the annual meeting," they wrote.
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He even announced Saturday morning that he planned to add a stop in Minnesota, long a Democratic bulwark and a state he had not been even contesting.
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In February-March 2008 the opposition held protest rallies, contesting the results of the election and saying that their candidate, Levon Ter-Petrosyan had won the vote.
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Russia is contesting the track and field ban with the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland, and the hearing is expected to take place on Tuesday.
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But in a measure of Democratic enthusiasm, fueled by grass-roots anger at Washington, the party is contesting 88 delegate seats, far more than in recent cycles.
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"With record high occupancy levels, especially in major urban markets, the consumer does not have a lot of leverage" over hotels in contesting fees, Mr. Mandelbaum said.
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But yeah, the fact that women are a majority, and the inequities we're contesting are so pervasive and internalized, makes this fight both more difficult and disruptive.
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He eventually scores on a long two, but Lillard's effort on the play, battling through two picks and contesting the shot as a trailer, makes a difference.
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In the playoffs so far, Lopez is contesting an N.B.A.-high 17.6 shots a game, after leading the league in the regular season with 19.6 a game.
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Several athletes will be contesting events other than their specialty, such as Olympic and world triple jump gold medalist Christian Taylor who will be running the 400m.
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Several foreign vendors contesting how Sears Holdings Corp would reclassify their claims in its bankruptcy on Friday appealed an order last month approving the retailer's reorganization plan.
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An environmental group representing leaders in the beekeeping industry has filed a lawsuit contesting the Trump administration's rollback of pesticide restrictions, citing major risks to honeybee hives.
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Purdue says the settlement is worth $10bn, but that is not enough for the two dozen states, including California and New York, that are contesting the agreement.
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In exchange, Karimova said she would stop legally contesting the Tashkent government's efforts to confiscate from her $686 million in assets already frozen by authorities in Switzerland.
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A late entrant in the race, Bloomberg opted out of contesting the first four states, instead spending heavily on television advertising in the 14 Super Tuesday states.
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That means contesting every single delegate, even if he has to venture into unfriendly territory, something he has done on multiple occasions while campaigning in New York.
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Consider, for example, movements in Latin America based on the power of education for contesting the break-down of the rule of law and repressive political conditions.
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"In cases like these, significant attorney time and expenditure may have gone into contesting the claim," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in delivering the opinion of the court.
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Girardi was ejected by plate umpire Bill Welke after contesting a strike one call to Starlin Castro and was quickly tossed after coming out of the dugout.
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Currently, families contesting deportation or applying for asylum are generally released from detention quickly and allowed to remain in the United States until their cases are resolved.
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Uber is currently embroiled in similar labor lawsuits around the world, contesting whether drivers should be considered employees in some of them and arguing about benefits in others.
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"I have seen and experienced how it works and I'm using it in all five constituencies I am contesting," Khan said in the video message, seen by Reuters.
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But he was not a party member, and has spurned the Socialist primaries that Valls and Hamon are contesting, having launched his own centrist political movement last summer.
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Most opinion polls show her contesting, but losing, the second and final round of the presidential election in May with Francois Fillon who represents conservative party The Republicans.
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A pro-independence political party was banned this year, while several promising democracy activists were barred from contesting various polls after being deemed ideologically unsuitable for public office.
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"These are two countries that are not insignificant in the Arab League that could begin to undermine the statement ... contesting the Trump 'deal of the century,' "Schanzer said.
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Pierce Bainbridge says it's successfully registered filings from Backpack Kid and Orange Shirt Kid, but the office rejected an application from Ribeiro, something the firm is currently contesting.
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The Philippines has brought a case at an international tribunal in The Hague contesting China's claims, a case rejected by China which wants to solve the issue bilaterally.
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One medal is up for grabs on day one, with world champions New Zealand, Britain, Australia, France and world record holders Germany likely to be contesting the medals.
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"It's a very fearful period for us because many people here believe in charms, and we're talking about 500 people contesting different positions in the election," Kondowe said.
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It adopted a more combative stance than its peers over the charges of mis-selling mortgage securities, with the bank contesting the DOJ's claims where rivals have settled.
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Appeals by the hotel to the National Labor Relations Board contesting the certification of the union failed, but the hotel has yet to meet union representatives to negotiate.
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So if you're trying to do an explainer on something as contested and you haven't spoken to the smartest people contesting it, then you've not done the explainer.
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Sharif marked his ballot for both the National and Punjab provincial Parliaments and is contesting elections in four National Assembly seats and in two Punjab provincial legislature seats.
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Caterpillar is currently contesting an Internal Revenue Service demand that it pay $2 billion in taxes and penalties for profits assigned to the subsidiary between 2007 and 2012.
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Bank of America, which is contesting the notion that it must pay additional sums, believes it is compliant with FDIC rules, spokesman Lawrence Grayson said in a statement.
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At a moment when citizens are contesting both the repressive and revolutionary potential of civic engagement, Reeves' analysis of its evolution as a surveillance tool is exceptionally useful.
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Earlier, he had raised the possibility of contesting television network licenses over an NBC story that said he wanted to boost the US nuclear arsenal 10 times over.
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Quicken is contesting the lawsuit, saying the government's case rests on 55 mortgages out of 246,000, and that it has got its facts wrong about 47 of those.
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Democrats are also seriously contesting seats in Sunbelt metro areas that have previously been considered safe for Republicans, including districts around Atlanta; Charlotte, North Carolina; Dallas; and Houston.
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It was agreed over the furious objections of several central and eastern states, two of whom, Hungary and Slovakia, are contesting the quota system in the EU courts.
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Political clashes and calls to action, given the close quarters of those contesting them, are cordoned off to what professionals might describe as the "appropriate" times and places.
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Contesting a presidential election, he said, risks turning bedrock democratic assumptions — rule of law, the peaceful transfer of power, the sanctity of elections — into points of political dispute.
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Contesting her first major singles final of the season and second at the All England Club, Kerber hardly put a foot wrong as she prevailed in 65 minutes.
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CONTESTING MODERNITY: THE INFORMALIST MOVEMENT IN VENEZUELA 1955-1975 Examining the Venezuelan counterpart to Abstract Expressionism in a show organized with Colección Banco Mercantil, Caracas. Oct. 28-Jan.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Müller is a professor of politics at Princeton University and the author of "Contesting Democracy: Political Ideas in Twentieth-Century Europe," among other books.
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The matter ended up late Monday in the courtroom of U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, with English contesting Mulvaney's right to start running the agency.
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The Bulgarian bagged the opening set with another break in the eighth game as nerves got the better of Garin who was contesting his first Masters quarter-final.
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Reflecting the polarized nature of American political loyalties, the remaining 36 states and the District of Columbia were viewed as too solidly Democratic or Republican to bother contesting.
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Kevin Love and Tristan Thompson played stout defense at the rim, but the 3-point line was a Demilitarized Zone, drawing no Cavalier intent on contesting open shots.
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The militants are contesting every move by the counterterrorism forces, and they are making full use of the hundreds of thousands of civilians still trapped in their strongholds.
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"If Apple hadn't interfered with the licenses and instructed the contract manufacturers to take these actions the contract manufacturers would not be contesting the licenses now," Aberle said.
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They added that the president should not be prevented from contesting an "unprecedented demand for his personal papers" simply because the request was made to a third party.
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Since the withdrawal of most foreign combat troops in 2014, the Taliban has made slow but steady gains, now controlling or contesting more than 40 percent of Afghanistan.
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During the 20-year period covered by Contesting Modernity, a significant number of Venezuelan artists became associated with "Informalism," which focused attention on improvisational methods and art's material nature.
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Contesting Modernity: Informalism in Venezuela 1955–1975, curated by Mari Carmen Ramírez and Tahía Rivero continues at the Museum of Fine Arts (1001 Bissonnet, Houston, Texas) through January 21.
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Wisconsin's state board of elections agreed Monday to begin the process of a statewide recount after Green Party candidate Jill Stein filed a petition contesting the results on Friday.
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Contesting the case, Six Flags argued it couldn't be held liable unless the plaintiff demonstrated a tangible injury from the unauthorized collection, often a difficult task in privacy lawsuits.
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Investors fear he will continue to pursue populist monetary policy after his party suffered unprecedented defeat in local elections last month, the results of which he is still contesting.
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DeRozan was ejected for vehemently contesting a foul call and Barnes made both technical shots and two free throws to give Sacramento a 107-90 with 6:14 left.
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This year has been a little disappointing, although everything has been focused on Rio where he will be one of six riders he expects to be contesting for gold.
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Of the four men still in prison, three had filed a petition contesting the court's decision to sentence them to death, but the ruling will apply to all four.
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So far this year, 54 Democratic candidates committed to contesting 66 Republican-held House seats — a huge increase over 2015, when only 28 Democrats ran for 67 Republican seats.
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"It's terrifying and it's frustrating," says Alexa Sulvetta, 31, who has so far spent more than $3,000 in legal fees contesting a $31,53 bill from her emergency room visit.
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They are in control or they are contesting control of around a third of the Afghan population, a total of some 212 million Afghans, according to U.S military officials.
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ORANI, Philippines (Reuters) - Contesting an election in the Philippines is a tough task, even more challenging when the main opposition is not rival candidates, but discrimination and gender prejudice.
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"Some are seeing the opportunity for getting big salary so that is why they are contesting," said farmer James Tongus as he took a break from weeding his crops.
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On March 281th, in a case contesting a Maryland map from 2011 that painted a solidly red congressional district blue, the justices seemed to feel a particularly heavy burden.
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Opinion polls show Macron contesting the second round with Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Front, and winning it with a majority of about two-thirds.
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Apple, which is contesting both rulings, has continued to offer its iPhones in China but made changes to its iOS operating system in the wake of the Chinese order.
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Also last week, the attorneys general in Maryland and the District of Columbia filed a suit contesting what they consider to be similar conflicts of interest by the president.
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Whatever harm such expression caused, it concluded, should be redressed by "individual members of the university…openly and vigorously contesting the ideas that they oppose," rather than by censorship.
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The wealth manager is contesting a move in December by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) to disqualify five top IOOF executives for failing to act in customers' interests.
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Interestingly, and foolishly, so did the Republicans who, in contesting the suit, argued that they "stand to be most directly harmed by a change" in the ballot order rules.
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The model of moderate-left governments pursuing greater distributions of wealth (often with unprecedented success, improving the lives of millions) without contesting entrenched elites was emulated in several countries.
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In a series of tweets shortly after the interview was broadcast, actress Laverne Cox reflected on her own childhood in Alabama, contesting the novelist's remarks without directly naming her.
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The move saw junior bondholders bailed in on June 7 before the lender was immediately sold to Santander for a token €1, but the bondholders are contesting the decision.
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Playing on tennis's biggest stage in her first Grand Slam final, the enormity of the moment did not faze Osaka while Williams, contesting her 31st major final, looked unsteady.
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Leung, then a student of philosophy at the University of Hong Kong, came to public prominence after the 2016 protests, and contesting a legislative council by-election that year.
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INTERNATIONAL A picture caption with an article on Thursday about the struggles of women running for Parliament in India misstated the number of women contesting a seat in Haryana.
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The Afghan war has been in stalemate for more than 18 years, with Taliban forces controlling or contesting more territory yet unable to capture and hold major urban centers.
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The company, formally named Da Jiang Innovations Science and Technology Company, put out a statement this month contesting the allegations made in a dispatch from United States customs officials.
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And with a parliamentary election coming on Saturday, in which 2,500 candidates are contesting 250 seats, the possibility of widening political disputes and intractable division poses an immediate concern.
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Tesco Bank is contesting the scale of the Financial Conduct Authority's proposed penalty and is in active negotiations with the watchdog about it, Sky reported, citing a legal source.
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In July, prospectors in another reserve killed an indigenous man in his own village; Bolsonaro's environment minister, contesting the reports, suggested that the victim had got drunk and drowned.
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The Afghan war has been a stalemate for more than 18 years, with Taliban forces controlling or contesting more territory yet unable to capture and hold major urban centers.
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The resignation might be a sign that he disagreed with Spears' father on the conservatorship terms, a lawyer whom Spears once spoke with about contesting the conservatorship told Newberry.
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In January, I attended a volunteer rally for Fadzayi Mahere, a 32-year-old lawyer, who is contesting the July elections for parliament from Mount Pleasant, a Harare suburb.
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Seven years older than his rival, Nguyen Van Thieu had also gained his reputation in the early 21971s, contesting the Communist-dominated Viet Minh in Vietnam's Red River Delta.
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There's Paula Jean Swearengin, a coal miner's daughter contesting from West Virginia, propelled into action after witnessing toxic emissions turn her Coal City neighborhood into a breeding ground for cancer.
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These include the jailing of activists, a ban on a pro-independence political party, the de facto expulsion of a Western journalist and barring democracy activists from contesting local elections.
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For years, Democrats have made a big show of contesting Arizona, sensing an opportunity in the state's growing Hispanic population and rapidly shifting demographics, but they've so far been unsuccessful.
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Irving Einhorn, a lawyer for Munakash and Rodriguez, said on Monday that his clients are contesting the civil charges, and that Munakash does not believe he misappropriated any inside information.
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The League and Forza Italia are contesting the election in alliance with a smaller group, the Brothers of Italy (FdI), which is generally regarded as considerably more radical than either.
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Halep reached the Cincinnati quarters for the fifth straight year, contesting the final in 63 and the semi-finals last year in the hardcourt run-up to the U.S. Open.
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For one thing, 3,65 candidates from dozens of parties are contesting a total of 650 seats, whereas the Brexit poll was on a single issue that cut across party lines.
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Western officials privately estimate the Taliban are contesting as much territory as at any time since their regime was toppled in 2001, underlining the need to wrest back the initiative.
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If the party is dissolved, it could give more seats to anti-Thaksin affiliated parties, he said, although there are other parties loyal to the ex-premier contesting the election.
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If the president is contesting the accuracy of Saturday's tweet by laying responsibility on his lawyer, Boutrous said, Mueller's prosecutors could argue they have a right to test the assertion.
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Unilever, which owns Hellmann's and Best Foods mayonnaise, was contesting the name of Hampton Creek's competing product, Just Mayo, a vegan substitute that uses yellow peas in place of eggs.
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On Monday, the state Supreme Court denied a stay of Irick&aposs execution, saying a lawsuit filed by inmates contesting the execution drugs being used wasn&apost likely to succeed.
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Federer, contesting a record 12th Wimbledon semi-final, broke serve in the fifth game when he ran Berdych ragged before whipping a ball out of the air into the corner.
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Facebook engaged in a similar investigation with a firm called Kroll during a 2011 case contesting Zuckerberg's ownership of the company, although no impropriety by the investigators was ever alleged.
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He has vowed to continue his campaign, despite losing his position as favourite to centrist rival Emmanuel Macron, and is contesting the legitimacy of an official investigation into the affair.
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With the Taliban reportedly in control of 21625 percent of the country and contesting roughly 2900 percent, hundreds of thousands of Afghans seem to have answered that question for themselves.
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The tech giant is contesting a warrant issued by federal prosecutors, under the Stored Communications Act of 1986, for data stored on servers at a Microsoft data center in Ireland.
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Farage called on the U.K. prime minister to join a "leave alliance" and said his plan would work if Johnson's Conservative Party backed away from contesting the pro-Brexit vote.
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It's a diversity that has, over the 16 years of the exhibition's life, put the contesting poles of architecture on display, from idyllic and minimalist structures to wacky, deconstructed blobs.
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It is unclear what "undisclosed" means in this context, but in regards to the actual landscape of the 147lb division, Mosley holds no business contesting for a legitimate welterweight championship.
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In a separate case, it is contesting a $1.0 billion civil lawsuit from businesswoman Amanda Staveley, who arranged an investment in Barclays from Abu Dhabi investors during the financial crisis.
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Kremlin officials dismiss him as a no-hoper, and opinion polls show that even if Navalny succeeds in contesting the 93 election, he would lose heavily to President Vladimir Putin.
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Contesting the semi final of the DFB Pokal, with Bayern trying to preserve a one-goal lead, Vidal resorted to enchantment of the referee in his Faustian hunger for success.
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Vietnam has been more aggressive in contesting China's territorial claims in the South China Sea, a marked contrast to the Philippines, which has warmed to Beijing under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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"It doesn't matter what the parties think, what the parties feel about women contesting, the people have come to believe that more women must take to politics," Ms. Sandaruwani said.
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Before Tuesday, the others had broken for Republicans, but Democrats are still contesting one race with an 82-vote margin in a district where 147 people received the wrong ballots.
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Now, officials from Britain and France say their navies are also taking part in the operations, even though Southeast Asian nations contesting China's claims have not publicly committed to participating.
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Taking that pluralism seriously means contesting the new crusades of these eastern Christians' false friends in the West — and rejecting sectarian caricatures in favor of universal equality and human freedom.
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Another huge weekend protest, this one the biggest yet, was held in Moscow in opposition to the authorities' decision to bar certain candidates from contesting elections to the city council.
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Lines formed outside polling booths, as voters queued to choose from a field of eight candidates contesting the fourth presidential poll since East Timor won independence from Indonesia in 2002.
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"It only shows I am in their heads and I guess that is a good thing," said the Dutchman, who will be contesting his 100th career grand prix this weekend.
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Howard Jacobs, one of the lawyers representing Cornet in the case, said they had initially considered also contesting the second missed test, but decided to focus only on the third.
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One prominent exception is Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, who is skipping the first four nominating contests but aggressively contesting larger states that begin voting in March.
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Mr. Cohen created Essential Consultants in Delaware less than two weeks before he completed his deal with Ms. Clifford, who is now contesting her contract with Mr. Cohen as invalid.
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" A statement from a Pebble company official said, "It is not unusual for interested parties to suggest language to elected officials that may be helpful in contesting poor public policy.
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He has been contesting a deportation order since 2006 and had been granted a delay on the order, but was detained by ICE agents last month during a routine visit.
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The EU executive says it needs the new rules because while one third of 124 intergovernmental agreements in Europe fail to comply with EU law, contesting them has proved challenging.
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Candidates can also qualify by winning at least one delegate to the Democratic National Convention from Iowa, New Hampshire or Nevada, though Bloomberg is not contesting any of those states.
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China and the Philippines have contesting territorial claims in the South China Sea, an international waterway that Beijing largely claims as its own despite nearly unanimous diplomatic opinion to the contrary.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly told her troops that a big election win in 2020 is the best way to deal with Trump -- and to stop him contesting the election.
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UVALDE, Texas – Prosecutors in Texas say the driver of a pickup truck that struck a church minibus on a rural highway last year, killing 13 people, is not contesting manslaughter charges.
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The school is contesting the violation against Pitino—and made sure to note what the school has not been charged with: lack of institutional control—but otherwise has accepted the Notice.
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Rakoff also said a failure to add Uber as a defendant could bar the company from contesting antitrust liability in other lawsuits, if he were to impose an injunction against Kalanick.
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He's sought to make up ground by not contesting the first four nominating states and instead blitzing Super Tuesday on March 3, when more than a dozen states hold primary contests.
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RPI was designed to reward teams not only for winning a lot of games, but also for playing difficult schedules and, more recently, for contesting a greater number of road games.
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But both Katumbi and another prominent opposition politician, Jean-Pierre Bemba, could be barred from contesting the election, potentially easing the way for sitting President Joseph Kabila or his chosen successor.
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Earlier this week, a regulator ordered CBA to keep an extra A$1 billion ($750 million) in cash reserves as punishment for the alleged money laundering breaches, which it is contesting.
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Bond insurer Assured Guaranty Corp is contesting the constitutionality of the federal board overseeing Puerto Rico's restructuring despite a recent opinion rejecting a similar challenge by hedge fund Aurelius Capital Management.
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Mr Modi made best use of them, realising the diaspora, especially in America, is wealthy and increasingly interested in politics generally (ever more people of Indian descent are contesting American elections).
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The last thing we need is for him to exploit voter distrust by making allegations of a rigged convention as a cover for his campaign's poor management in contesting for delegates.
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In the latest filings, which are updated daily because of the close proximity to Election Day, show that Trump is contesting a $766,756 bill from the polling firm Fabrizio, Lee & Associates.
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The Union for Democracy and Social Progress (UDPS) said it dismissed deputy secretary-general Bruno Tshibala for contesting the designation of successors to veteran leader Etienne Tshisekedi, who died last month.
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Banks have been contesting the extra payments, but a compromise is close, said the sources, with one adding that the tax will be calculated at 10 percent of each bank's profit.
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Contesting his next five fights in the United States, in April 1990 he earned the WBO middleweight title by defeating American Doug DeWitt, then made a successful defence against Iran Barkley.
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Ireland's election may well turn out to be a historic event, not simply for Fine Gael or the other parties contesting it, but also for the future of the euro zone.
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Washington has dismissed accusations of American backing for an alleged plot by the opposition leader Kem Sokha, who faces treason charges he says were intended to stop him contesting the election.
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Businessman and former martial artist Khaltmaa Battulga is contesting the vote on behalf of the main opposition Democratic Party, while the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party has nominated former independent Sainkhuu Ganbaatar.
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Any attempt by Turkey to diminish Egyptian economic interests - by contesting its 2003 EEZ accord with Cyprus - was "rejected and would be confronted", its foreign ministry spokesman said in a statement.
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It can take weeks, months, or even longer between scheduling an appointment and going to the appointment, to say nothing of obtaining a disability rating or contesting an earlier VA decision.
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Two days prior to the election law amendment, the government-appointed General Election Commission, barred two smaller parties - including the Civil Will-Green Party - from contesting due to election paper irregularities.
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Due to the lack of fighters in the heavyweight division, he was able to make his transition to UFC quite quickly, despite only contesting six professional bouts up until that point.
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The Supreme Court rejected a petition to bar her from contesting the election that was filed by Nisar Ahmed, whose 20-year-old son Syed Azhar was killed in the blast.
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The bank had previously said it was ordered to terminate Mathur's employment in connection with a regulatory settlement and had been contesting her claim filed at the central London employment tribunal.
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Britain's Jo Konta and Marketa Vondrousova reached the last four on Tuesday and thanks to Wednesday's washout, they will enjoy an extra day's rest before contesting their semi-final on Friday.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison will become prime minister after winning a three-way battle for the leadership of the Liberal party on Friday, with incumbent Malcolm Turnbull not contesting the party ballot.
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Potential Opponents During a Q and A in early February, Jones suggested that he could see himself contesting 'Maybe 3' more fights at light heavyweight before he moves up to heavyweight.
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Westbrook values that defensive rebound more than he does contesting a knockdown three-point shooter's shot, in the second-half of a critical game with his team trailing by 210 points.
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Commanders said the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, ISIL or Daesh, were heavily contesting the assault, driving vehicle bombs at the Kurds and fighting for each village on the way.
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Mr. Farooqi is among several candidates with ties to Islamist extremist groups who were the subject of last-ditch petitions by activists seeking to bar them from contesting elections this month.
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But since then, the committee has placed the race on its "offensive battlefield" contesting 40 Republican-held districts, and greeted Mr. Collins's re-entry on Monday by calling him "scandal-plagued."
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In airport detention since then, she has been contesting the exclusion, with the backing of Jerusalem's Hebrew University, where she was due to begin a year-long master's program on Sunday.
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The Conservative Party is nonetheless so fed up with Mr Bercow that it intended to break with convention by contesting his seat, Buckingham (a safe Tory constituency), at the next election.
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Now she will aim to effect such change from inside the government, she said, contesting the mayor of Miami Gardens for a seat on the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners.
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Shruti Choudhry, one of Ms. Yadav's main opponents in Haryana and the only other woman out of the 16 candidates contesting the seat, inherited her father's political fortunes when he died.
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Another Liberal Party lawmaker, Julia Banks, cited the difficult climate for women last month when she announced that she would quit politics instead of contesting her seat in the next election.
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Several of the more conservative justices seemed to accept the government's contention that some immigrants might stay in detention longer than they otherwise would because they were contesting their deportation cases.
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Here are some facts about Taiwan's election system and how this election will work: Taiwan's two main parties contesting the election are the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the Kuomintang.
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Still bitterly contesting and protesting the results of the election, the liberal base is focused futilely on resisting the president and his agenda rather than uniting and helping to shape it.
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"We are proposing lifting the ban on research to see what the truth is," Takagi, who is contesting Sunday's election to the upper house of parliament, told Reuters in an interview.
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Prayuth, the army chief who led a coup in 2014 against a civilian government, should want to show more success if he intends contesting a general election to retain the premiership.
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Participants are invited to bring a tampon or pad receipt (or get one on-site from LOLA) and fill out a Claim for Refund contesting the sales tax on your receipt.
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Cian Cowley went from being an Irish Muay Thai champion to one of the most talked about MMA fighters in Ireland, without ever contesting a professional bout in the new discipline.
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The 14 parties contesting next year's polls include the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), which leads the ruling coalition, several other secular parties as well as rising Islamic-oriented parties.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump -- even as he blasted lawyers contesting his immigration executive order -- detailed for the first time Wednesday his own hesitations about the controversial plan before it was signed.
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The US tech giant is currently contesting a €2.4 billion ($2.62 billion) fine handed to it by the EU in 2017 for alleged anticompetitive practices concerning its Google Shopping price comparison service.
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But with the Taliban controlling or contesting 70% of the country, the largely incompetent Afghan army flailing, and the Americans bound by strict rules of engagement, it was unclear how they could.
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The courts varied in their reasoning, with one court raising issues over a drug used in the executions and another siding with pharmaceutical companies contesting the use of their drug in executions.
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But she has been condemned by the body itself for "violent incitement" and is presently contesting charges she has used Parliamentary funds to pay certain key campaign advisors during the current election.
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Many German cities are plastered with posters and stickers contesting a proposed trade deal between the European Union and the U.S., but that campaign's most ardent supporters are not backing the candidate.
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Jacob Zuma's court dates have piled up in recent years, along with seemingly endless appeals in what his allies have termed his "Stalingrad strategy" of contesting every judgment, no matter the futility.
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Contesting fewer than 2660 events, however, sharply limits one's potential point total: Mr Federer's current tally of 218,217 points, about 217 ahead of Mr Nadal's, includes six zeroes for his "missing" events.
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Dauman and Abrams filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts, where the trust was established, contesting their removal from the trust and the board of National Amusements Inc, Redstone's privately held movie theater company.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - With one surprise court ruling, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces the risk of contesting next year's election with key pieces of his economic and environmental plans in ruins.
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The changes were meant to chip away at the plaintiffs' "standing" to sue, which requires that anyone bringing a lawsuit show they have been directly harmed by the action they are contesting.
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That one team manages to stick to opponents through four or five rotations on defense, contesting shots inside and out, while the other team routinely loses players after one screen or cut.
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By contesting what they say was Ramirez's unconstitutional arrest rather than his deportation action, his lawyers hope to have the case heard in the federal court system rather than in immigration court.
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One of the two rival regimes that had been contesting power has already stepped down in favour of the unity government; the other is due to make its decision on April 18th.
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If this crisis unfolds as depicted here, the country's final hope for avoiding a terminal slide into authoritarianism would be the midterm election, contesting control of a historically gerrymandered House of Representatives.
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So I think sometimes the main problem is we social democrats thinking that we need to fight battles that have already been won and contesting territory that has already become common sense.
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For example, he has not indicated any intention of getting rid of the Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) mechanism that provides foreign investors an extra-judicial process for contesting laws and regulations.
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The prosecution alleges Lagarde showed negligence, leading to misuse of public funds, by accepting too easily a costly arbitration settlement with Tapie and not contesting it to the benefit of the state.
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The ride-hailing company Uber will pay $20 million to settle lawsuits filed in the state of California contesting the company's classification of its drivers as independent contractors and not full employees.
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It's unclear if Veprek has the authority within the State Department to make changes to the documents, which are full of crossed out sentences and other comments vigorously contesting the UN statements.
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An article on Sunday about migrant children who represent themselves in immigration proceedings misstated part of the name of the appeals court where the federal government is contesting the immigration court's authority.
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A 57-year-old former journalist now contesting a legislative seat for his China Unification Promotion Party, he concedes he has little chance, but feels his minority pro-China voice remains important.
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And while contesting the evidence that smoking caused disease and that nicotine was the addictive drug in cigarettes, the cigarette companies secretly accepted these facts since the 2012s (cancer) and 1960s (addiction).
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It also alleges that the department failed to give borrowers a meaningful way of contesting denials, as well as failing to oversee properly the private subcontractors that service and administer the programs.
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They are contesting a class-action settlement designed to put an end to the litigation between retired players and the N.F.L. over whether the league hid the dangers of concussions from them.
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In an hour, Kunieda, one of the most accomplished men's wheelchair tennis players in the world, would be contesting the first wheelchair match at Arthur Ashe Stadium, and something was not right.
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The conviction also bars Maryam Sharif from contesting the July 25 elections, in a blow to Mr. Sharif's ambitions for his daughter to play a leading role in national and party politics.
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The delay in issuing the fine partly stems from Apple contesting the legality of a 2013 raid on some of its French offices by the competition authority as part of its investigation.
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The Taliban, on the other hand, have never been stronger, controlling or contesting 21989 percent of Afghanistan while mounting one deadly attack after another on government-controlled territory, including the capital Kabul.
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The Taliban, on the other hand, have never been stronger, controlling or contesting 40 percent of Afghanistan while mounting one deadly attack after another on government-controlled territory, including the capital Kabul.
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But he does neither, betraying Daenerys by blabbing to Sansa while neither contesting her claim to the Iron Throne nor trying to insist on a marriage alliance to make the point moot.
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Rwigara was eventually disqualified from contesting the election by electoral authorities who claimed she falsified the number of signatures needed to qualify and accused her of submitting the names of dead people.
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Equally troubling is that an estimated 500,000 veterans are contesting decisions made by the V.A.'s benefits arm, a process that often takes years to adjudicate, putting more veterans' lives in jeopardy.
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Republicans may face a tougher test next week in Georgia, where both parties have poured millions into contesting the seat vacated by Tom Price, Mr. Trump's new health and human services secretary.
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If I am right, the president should be pressing for a rapid vote on the ultimate issue of acquittal, not contesting the underlying facts in a futile effort to be wholly vindicated.
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The US is now contesting her American citizenship, even though a family representative told CNN that Muthana, who is of Yemeni heritage, was born in the US and had a US passport.
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But the hybrid ads are helping the committee save some money while contesting an increasing number of House districts, many of which are in some of the country's most expensive media markets.
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Turkey's pro-Kurdish Peoples Democratic Party (HDP), the third biggest party in parliament, said it would repeat its policy in March of not contesting the Istanbul election, a decision which helped Imamoglu.
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"I joined this party because of its policy to protect the religion," said Sirima "Grace" Sarakul, 1453, the model, who is contesting a seat in parliament as a Pandin Dharma Party candidate.
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Like Hill, he excels at all of the things Utah emphasizes on the defensive end: active hands, contesting without fouling, no mental lapses, and just keeping the ball in front of them.
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A record 1,662 civilians were killed in Afghanistan in the first half of 2017, and the Taliban is stronger than ever, controlling or contesting an estimated 40 percent of the country's territory.
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In a May 23 lawsuit filed in Massachusetts, Dauman and Abrams are contesting their removal from Redstone's family trust and the board of National Amusements Inc, the holding company for Redstone's voting shares.
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All he has to do is beat the Brazilian jiu jitsu expert Adriano Moraes, who has been contesting ONE flyweight title fights since 2014, at the upcoming Reign of Dynasties show in China.
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The League of Women Voters and the Andrew Goodman Foundation, a Mahwah, N.J., nonprofit group focused on protecting voting rights for young people, are contesting Florida's parking requirements for polls in federal court.
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He has helped party morale after a crushing defeat in 2013 but internal rivals bitterly disputed his leadership bid and set up a breakaway faction that is also contesting the July 30 election.
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Some patients who have been fighting bills for months say that since the announcement, they've received calls canceling their debts altogether — resolving bills that, in some cases, they spent nearly a year contesting.
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The push for peace comes as the Taliban, ousted by U.S.-led forces in 2001, have staged near daily attacks and are in control of or contesting districts across nearly half the country.
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Although 20 parties are contesting the polls, the only one with the popularity and organization to mount a credible challenge, the Cambodian National Rescue Party, was dissolved last year by the Supreme Court.
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By contesting the Democratic primary for its entirety, and holding out on endorsing Clinton until he was able to influence the Democratic platform, Sanders was able to bring meaningful change to the party.
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Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament, will be formally named to the mostly ceremonial post on Wednesday, media reported, after other candidates fell short of the criteria set for contesting the election.
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Here's how the candidates compare: A lawyer by training, DPP's Tsai is contesting for the post for the second time and tipped by opinion polls to become the first female president of Taiwan.
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Smart once again does a terrific job contesting Smith's pass and forces the ball to arc high over his fingertips, which gives Aron Baynes enough time to rotate over from the opposite block.
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His rim protection numbers are a tad better than they were during the regular season, with him contesting more shots and holding shooters to a slightly lower field goal percentage at the basket.
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The charges allege that Lagarde showed negligence, leading to misuse of public funds, by accepting too easily the costly arbitration settlement with Tapie and not contesting it to the benefit of the state.
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Apple was contesting multitouch patents with Android manufacturers, and the Chinese companies that are now dominating the midrange and terrorizing market incumbents like LG and Sony were nowhere near being able to compete.
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NATIONAL An article on Sunday about migrant children who represent themselves in immigration proceedings misstated part of the name of the appeals court where the federal government is contesting the immigration court's authority.
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Malaysia, along with three other members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) - the Philippines, Vietnam and Brunei - are among the countries contesting territorial claims with China over the South China Sea.
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Meanwhile, the board and other island creditors are contesting the validity of billions of dollars of Puerto Rico bonds they contend were sold in violation of a debt limit in the commonwealth's constitution.
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In this case, the law-enforcement agency seems to be counting on the individuals not contesting or challenging the deputies' accusations out of fear they may get arrested or publicly shamed, experts said.
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Johnny Isakson is running for reelection (previously unranked) There's been a lot of discussion of Clinton contesting this state, which is traditionally Republican but also has a growing Democratic base of minority voters.
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"I think they acknowledge by not even contesting this that the facts are overwhelming -- the President invited Ukraine to get involved in our election to help him cheat against Joe Biden," he added.
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Adolphe Binder, who was dismissed as director of Tanztheater Wuppertal in July 2018 and has been legally contesting the decision, has withdrawn from the court dispute, she said in a statement on Friday.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Russia is contesting the jurisdiction of the international Permanent Court of Arbitration in a dispute with Ukraine over oil rights in the Crimea region, the Hague-based court said on Friday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A local legislature appealed on Thursday to the leader of the breakaway Georgian region of Abkhazia to stand down as crowds of demonstrators were contesting election results, Russian state media reported.
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American Airlines, Melia Hotels International, Amazon Inc and French lender Societe Generale are among the companies that have been slapped with lawsuits under the Helms-Burton Act, which they are contesting in court.
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American Airlines, Melia Hotels International , Amazon Inc and French lender Societe Generale are among the companies that have been slapped with lawsuits under the Helms-Burton Act, which they are contesting in court.
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Thai Raksa Chart is one of at least three pro-Thaksin parties contesting the elections to help scoop up seats under the complex electoral laws that limit the impact of the largest party.
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On Sunday, a top Vatican official issued a scathing open letter accusing Viganò of mounting a "political frame job devoid of real foundation" and contesting his accusations against the pope point by point.
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"Voters have very limited access to information, independent news coverage, and non-government-controlled commentary about all the candidates and parties contesting the elections," Human Rights Watch said in a report in early June.
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People For the American Way As the tensions escalated Monday, People For the American Way President Michael Keegan joined the chorus contesting Bannon's new role, and called on the Capitol Hill GOP to join.
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He will only be contesting the 100 meters and the 4×20093 meter relay in London, which means a new champion will be crowned in the 200 meters for the first time since 2007.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's electoral commission on Wednesday barred from contesting elections a new political party that is backed by an Islamist with a $10 million U.S. bounty on his head, a government official said.
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The Philippines is contesting China's claim to an area shown on its maps as a nine-dash line stretching deep into the maritime heart of Southeast Asia, covering hundreds of disputed islands and reefs.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which is involved in census litigation in New York, filed papers late Monday contesting the withdrawal of the DOJ lawyers who had been working on the case until now.
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The tech giant is currently contesting a €2.4 billion ($2.6 billion) fine first imposed by the EU in June 2017, with the EU claiming Google had abused its dominance over other shopping comparison services.
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One of the most closely watched races in Mumbai is for the Mumbai North seat, which actress-turned-politician Urmila Matondkar is contesting against one of the ruling BJP's strongest leaders, incumbent Gopal Shetty.
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