Depending on the commercial results, Universal alternatively argued to the courts, first, that King Kong was a part of the public domain, and then second, that King Kong was not part of the public domain, and that Universal possessed exclusive trademark rights in it.
Petitioners alternatively argue that even if the university's interest in diversity can constitute a compelling state interest, the district court erroneously concluded that the university's use of race in its current freshman admissions policy is narrowly tailored to achieve such an interest.
One could alternatively argue that the pre-test correlations were poor simply because participants did not know precisely which questions would be asked, but that explanation would not account for the difference in correlations with performance observed for post-test self-assessments and self-monitoring.
It could alternatively be argued that although there may be a lesser awareness and/or practice of ethical responsibilities in developing countries, this by no means indicates that ethical responsibilities are less important than economic responsibilities.
In the past, they have denied that Trump changes positions or, alternatively, have argued that his unpredictability makes him effective.
Alternatively, he argued that the judge should have stayed or adjourned the trial until he was able to obtain counsel himself.
However, it has alternatively been argued that such re-examimation can be undertaken from archived photographs without killing the study piece.
Alternatively, as argued above, these compounds may likely find a binding nest somewhere else on the protein.
Alternatively, as argued elsewhere with similar issues (Seeman, Bruce and McAvay 1996), lower levels of morale may have triggered older parents' tendency to rely on children for emotional support.
Alternatively, Microsoft argues that because the software industry is uniquely dynamic, direct proof, rather than circumstantial evidence, more appropriately indicates whether it possesses monopoly power.
Alternatively others argue that the diagnosis of anaphylaxis can be frequently missed in young infants or children who cannot describe their symptoms.
