Elections officials here, finished with the count of most of the 588,000 ballots from 609 precincts, moved from the Emergency Operations Center in nearby Plantation to the courthouse here to consider the disputed ballots.
Perhaps most importantly, do fake news consumers consider the "disputed" label which comes from the lamestream media after all a sign that a story is extra primo stuff, and read it with extra vigor?
Ahmadinejad, in his speech at the United Nations, said that Iran considered the dispute over its nuclear program "closed".
Mrs. Lively said she considers the dispute with the Thorntons to be "the ultimate form of harassment".
He suggested that Tabernacle users could consider the bench dispute based on "what they feel through their bottoms, whether they feel uncomfortable or a connection to the past".
In its appeal, Boeing was expected to include copies of two letters sent by Mr. McCain to Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England in September 2006 urging that the Air Force not proceed with a plan to consider the trade dispute in evaluating tanker bids.
If you want proof that we see ourselves in the emoji we use, consider the ever-present disputes over emoji inclusivity: Initially, the characters all had the same skin tone, and even now, the only "professional" emoji are male.
O'Brien considered the oil dispute less amenable to a resolution.
Mr. Cowles, reached at his apartment Friday, said that he considered the whole dispute his mistake.
For this reason, Husserl considers the whole dispute about whether the correct pair of concepts to demarcate the ambits of science should be nature/Geist (Dilthey) or nature/culture (Rickert) "a mere verbal dispute" (Husserl 2002, 140).
