Today's ceremonies mark the most contested date in the Baltic political calendar.
Radiocarbon and other scientific dating of samples from Egyptian sites have not improved on, or convincingly contested, computed dates.
The same graduate who contested the word "dated"—claimed Kipnis's essay contributed to a hostile educational environment.
The refunds, in the form of a credit against future charges, will average $5.64 a customer, the state's Board of Public Utilities said Tuesday, adding that the order stems from a settlement of 36 contested rate cases dating as far as 1994.
But Malaysia's prime minister, Najib Razak, who will be heading to the polls this Sunday for the country's most hotly contested elections to date, may well weather this political storm.
Sometime between 379 and 1000 (date contested), the then Chera Dynasty king, Bhaskara Ravi Varma, bestowed a gift of copper plates to the tribe, giving 72 privileges to the community, including the freedom to practice their religion and tax exemption "as long as the world and the moon exist".
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the contested spelling dates as far back as 1836, when it appeared in a translation of Aristophanes.
The exact birth date is contested – some claim it was in 1966, others, including the Greater London Authority and the Metropolitan police, date it to 1964, when former social worker Rhaune Laslett organised the London Notting Hill fair and pageant, the first organised outdoor event in Notting Hill, to promote cultural unity.
The unitary authority's remaining 123rd seat, Bodmin St Petroc, will be contested at a later date.
One of the four insurance companies which contested the proposal to date liability back to the time of exposure was Municipal Mutual Insurance Limited.
1. Vasubandhu's dating is contested, though the present author feels that scholars such as Anacker (1998) and Deleanu (2006) have provided convincing resolutions to the most difficult problems (see Gold 2015).
