I'm thankful everyday that he did because I contend that 'Palestinian Chicken' is not only the funniest episode of Curb, but it is in fact the funniest episode of television ever created.
I contend that all three articles err because of an obsessive focus on what is new about the Internet, at the expense of what is old about it.
Enforcing the waiver of class arbitration bars effective vindication, respondents contend, because they have no economic incentive to pursue their antitrust claims individually in arbitration.
But doing so is worth the effort, Brynjolfsson and McAfee contend, because machines and their foibles explain a lot about our current economic situation.
Even without Luis Severino, the Yankees should contend because their rotation — Paxton, J.A. Happ, Masahiro Tanaka, CC Sabathia and Domingo German — remains relatively solid.
The discrepancy — 9percentt — sounds fatal but may not be, astronomers contend, because Planck and human astronomers do very different kinds of observations.
The attorney general has no right to sue, they contend, because G.M. has complied with the federal environmental agency's orders.
The chances of such a crisis are low, they contend, because the bulk of the government's bonds are held by domestic investors.
It has been necessary, they contend, because colleges have chosen to add thousands of women's teams to abide by Title IX.
That interest has apparently become more serious, council members contend, because they have no history with Mr. Bloomberg, whose company's employees are not unionized.
Venture investors have been reluctant to back education companies, Portland entrepreneurs contend, because marketing to thousands of publicly financed school districts is cumbersome and uncertain.
