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And the researchers contend that there might be applications of this phenomenon beyond laboratory trickery.

Many contend that Mr perry has not been as fiscally prudent as he claims.

Therefore I suppose you would contend that I have never been born and do not exist.

Therefore, I strongly contend that immediate measures be adopted to address the quandary.

I call that belief market fundamentalism and I contend that it is based on a false argument.

I contend that when a church continues to use methods that no longer work, it is being unfaithful to Christ.

The President's advisers contend that they have never seen a force as cohesive, well-trained and ideologically driven.

But others contend that the spiritual rather than the material is the only lofty ideal they are born to follow.

If eventually charged, he may well contend that the cash was for donations to the charity, not bribes for himself.

Some people contend that the Chinese bourgeoisie no longer has two sides to its character, but only one side.

Hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools contend that this is the promotion of artistic development and scientific progress approach.

I contend that, as the prophet is exhorting to penitence, it is no wonder that he pronounces God willing that all be saved.

A pragmatist might contend that this is no time to quibble about economic theories. We need measures that get proven results.

They contend that the loans and other guarantees had been provided with "penal interest rates" and were not an act of charity.

They contend that only from a position of rock-solid unity with like-minded Allies, crucially Japan, can the US sensibly deal with China.

Some experts contend that when a disaster has potentially profound repercussions, we should pay attention to emotions as much as logic.

Other teams have claimed finding mud volcanoes elsewhere on Mars, but the researchers contend that the new finds are the first that definitively link material in the mounds to underlying sediments.

Backers of biofuels contend that growing ethanol supply is keeping gasoline prices from rising even higher than they have, by anywhere from 35 cents to 50 cents a gallon, in their estimation.

Archaeologists contend that human ancestors lost their standard ape body hair when they left the shade of the forests for the hot, open savanna and needed bare skin for efficient sweating.