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HMRC has challenged a number of schemes that, it argues, took advantage of reliefs aimed at boosting investment in the British film industry.

Business groups, also incensed, have challenged a number of new regulations in court, delaying them or preventing them from taking effect.

The defense secretary listened to the governor's list of complaints and challenged a number of the assertions, in particular on noise pollution, the level of military training conducted here and the Navy's impact on marine wildlife.

The NHL challenged a number of these defections in court, but US District Court Judge A Leon Higginbotham ruled on 8 November 1972 that the NHL's reserve clause was a violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Wendy R. Weiser, the director of the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, which has challenged a number of the new voting laws in court, said the actions that states have taken since the Supreme Court ruling highlighted the need for Congress to determine which states should be covered by the Voting Rights Act in the future.

Phil then challenged a number of others, including Apple CEO Tim Cook, and former Robin portrayer Chris O'Donnell for some reason.

Jill Roberts, Refugee Action's chief executive, said: "This is a very positive poll and challenges a number of perceptions of the refugee experience in the UK.

The findings challenge a number of assumptions underlying the policies of the Bush administration and private groups that encourage virginity pledges as part of promoting abstinence before marriage.

The C.I.A. response challenges a number of these conclusions, in part by questioning the accuracy of facts cited in the report.

On those grounds, Mr. Picard's lawyers have already gone to court to challenge a number of other separate legal actions involving Madoff claims.

While isolation is a strong means of mitigation, it also challenges a number of the main principles of cloud computing.