But contests pitting the baking ability of potential first ladies against each other are relatively new.
Huge games, potentially defining contests a third of the way through the campaign, but contests that suit Wenger's character and purpose.
But contests of brawn and nerve never lost their taint as blood-soaked distractions for the hoi polloi.
But contests at all levels became so quick that offensive and defensive roles often are reversed, and defensemen may find themselves at the forefront of the action.
It explains the importance of redundancy to both design and assessment practices in aviation, but contests redundancy's ability to accurately translate between them.
1. To mention only two of these intermediate positions: van Fraassen (1980) accepts a realist semantics for scientific statements but contests that science is aiming at true theories.
But contests have an essentially artificial element -- that there is only one winner.
Tough conditions, but no contest.
But the contest is not quite over.
