With that, residents and town council members protested yet again, contending that the holiday decorations tilted toward Christmas.
And Maude, in his speech, will argue that it is possible to combine growth and compassion, and again contend that the party can only win if it has an appeal to non-traditional Tory voters.
In October, Fubu sued Wal-Mart again, contending that a line of store-brand clothes with an "05" printed on them violated a Fubu trademark for an identical logo.
The two officers were called to the meeting at the attorney-general's request, although the Pentagon spokesman again contends that they were not involved in any strategic planning; they were merely there, he says, to provide expert opinion about "hostage situations".
The few companies of the current generation that manage to re-rig realistically could again contend for that title but only after years, not months, as no more than nice businesses.
Mr Obama finds himself again contending with a bitterly divided congress that has been mired in parliamentary gridlock for the past four years and barely capable of passing legislation more controversial than renaming a post office.
They are bad signs for the rest of the American Football Conference, where teams must again contend with an offense that Brady turns from very good to scary good.
And the hip-hop business is again contending with an outlaw reputation that the music simultaneously exploits and condemns.
In response to the notion that audiences might find his new views a turn-off, the born-again Mamet has contended that, "I've been alienating my public since I was 20 years old.
