Although the word has infrequently passed an Australian politician's lips in the past decade, many of the most contentious political issues in recent years have been contested through the prism of inequality.
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The manner of its cancellation was contested through litigation until a settlement was reached in January 2014.
However, this conclusion has been contested through studies that have demonstrated a cross-modal AB, often using materials very similar to those used to demonstrate the absence of a cross-modal AB (Arnell & Jenkins, 2004; Arnell & Jolicœur, 1999; Arnell & Larson, 2002; Jolicœur, 1999; Ptito, Arnell, Jolicœur, & Macleod, 2008; Shulman & Hsieh, 1995; Soto-Faraco et al., 2002).
They provided forms of sociality, points of intersection where dispersed populations mingled, forums in which rival strategies and tendencies could be contested, and vehicles through which they could be pursued.
Every process in our back office services should be able to be contested: from production of trails through to paying invoices through to audience research.
Portugal thus has to go into the playoff draw Thursday in Krakow, Poland, to determine the pairings between eight nations who finished second in their groups but could yet qualify through playoff games to be contested, home and away, in mid-November.
But inevitably the comparisons can be contested.
Inevitably the comparisons can be contested.
"The race should be contested," he said.
