But in 1989 the art historian Deborah Klimburg-Salter persuasively argued a seventh-century date, nearly two centuries later than Dunhuang.
With second-place Elmira trying to complete a four-game sweep of the visiting Jackals, Tsamis argued a seventh-inning call at first base.
"I would argue a third tenet, which is that it should be recorded explicitly, rather than implicitly.
The MPs argue a third runway at Heathrow is necessary instead and even suggest a fourth runway might have merit.
Even in the seemingly dyadic relation between mother and child, Lacan argues, a third term is always at work.
The Nets lost some of their advantage when Vince Carter was ejected after for arguing a second-quarter call with the referee Derrick Stafford.
There is, he argues, a second part of the equation: the introduction of a free compulsory education system for all, which goes hand in glove with the recruitment process to create a successful education system.
Moore was batting in the position initially held by Jay Payton, who once hit a World Series home run off Rivera but was ejected for arguing a third-strike call in the fifth.
The Effects of Cross and Self-Fertilisation in the Animal Kingdom (1876), for example, was about hermaphrodite plants and was, Jones argues, "a first step in the scientific study of sex".
But Gatwick argue a second runway would create thousands of jobs, offer new opportunities to businesses and promote economic growth and prosperity across the region.
In United States v. Williams (1992), where the Court rejected a rule that would have required "substantial exculpatory evidence" to be presented to the grand jury, the defendant did not even argue a Fifth Amendment violation.
