It is something to do with the combination of intended and accidental drama, the contest of forces of nature and of human creation and destruction.
Mother and son have spent countless hours in their living room poring over a thick folder of yellowing legal documents, including the will, and the contesting of it by other siblings who were left out entirely.
Among them, high contents of post-vaccination PD-1+CD4+ T-cells and a decrease in PD-1+CD8+ T-cells were correlated to high contents of CD26+ T-cells, in contrast, no significant correlation was observed between the CRP levels and the contests of PD-1+ T-cell subsets (data not shown).
The queen has paid frequent visits to Northern Ireland, and it is there that the contest of republicanism and unionism has played out most graphically in recent years.
A secondary theme which drives the contest for the champion's portion is the rivalry between the royal provinces of Connacht and Ulster, resolved in the contest of the two heroes Cet Mac Mágach and Conall Cernach.
A red chalk drawing of a nude youth playing panpipes is clearly a study for a panel painting called "The Contest of Apollo and Marsyas".
For example, Corneille's first hit, The Cid (1636), set up one of the strongest schemas of classical theater, i.e., the contest of love and duty.
Throughout the country, says Brazilian land specialist Michael Shean, "there is massive fraud in the writing of titles, the granting of titles and also the contesting of titles".
Mr. Bush also said the close race in Florida, and the protracted contest of the election results, showed the need for standardizing voting procedures.
Even the vexed relations between the incumbent president and his vice president recalls the contests of 1960 and 1980.
