Racine and Corneille both contradicted Dante and Chaucer on the indispensability of a catastrophic final scene.
But on Feb. 4, Mr. Malcolm sent a letter to the commission that both contradicted Mr. Kelley and reversed the direction of the Justice Department.
Myrtle introduces us to the Hardy family and her adored adoptive brother Georgie, but successive chapters both contradict and amplify her story, making up a prism-like lens of many sides through which the novel is gradually illuminated.
This is likely the most contentious question we're tackling here, and the answers may be surprising because they both contradict and bolster certain regional stereotypes.
By the way, the apology of microbes is both contradicted and reaffirmed by the cover illustration of Chimeras and Consciousness, dominated by the photograph of a fluffy lemur, with the humble and marginal superimposition of a few, small, drawn proctists and microscopic images.
Upon returning from the G-20 summit, President Donald Trump on Sunday promptly posted a series of tweets on his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin that both contradicted his top diplomat and sparked criticism from his fellow Republicans.
Both contradicting [ 15] and similar [ 29] results have been reported in gastric cancer studies.
Then, either k′ ∈ r or l′ ∈ r, both contradicting condition (P2).
However, the few positive associations with serum hormone levels reported in the literature would suggest that the C (A2) variant would be associated with increased endogenous hormone levels, and we have observed significant effects both contradicting and in support of such an association.
This large multicentre trial contradicts both the rapidly increasing use of locking plates in the treatment of distal radius fractures and the conclusions from previous trials that suggested that locking plates provide improved functional outcomes, 7 8 9 particularly in the early stages of rehabilitation.
