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Filiu says not – an assertion which will certainly be contested by those who conclude that in Syria today, only Assad and Isis forces remain.

The film, which premieres on Memorial Day, regards McCain with a reverence that will surely be contested by those who disagree with his politics, voting record, snarky comments on the Senate floor, unvarnished criticism of colleagues who've "abandoned their values" or his proclivity to curse in public more than any other senior senator.

The decision will be contested by the big transport firms.

The Remenham final will be contested by the national teams of Australia and Canada.

That point is sure to be contested by the policy's supporters.

Of course, this endorsement will be contested by the other nine sections.

By comparison, the research center in Potsdam says that 134 people were killed trying to escape at the Berlin Wall, though the research is continuing and that figure is contested by those who say it should be higher.

The hypothesis proposed by several creolists in the 1970s and '80s namely, that creoles emerged abruptly—has also been contested by those who posit a gradual development during the transition to a plantation economy.

The government's argument that the camps were necessary to protect the villagers from the fighting was contested by those who said that the real intention was to enable the army to act without hindrance against rebels deprived of a local support.

This is contested by those who claim that citizenship can be exercised in a multiplicity of 'sites' both below and above the nation-state.

And it can be contested by either or both parties.