At one point, the suit contends, a different supervisor asked her, "What is this, your third baby?" Anna C. Aguilar, a lawyer for Bloomberg L.P., told Judge Preska that the company had turned over more than a million pages of documents that the commission requested, adding that the company would be looking at internal e-mail messages to determine if any were relevant to the case.
But as Mr. Scholz and many others contend, this point of view fails to take into account the signal fact of recent Jewish history: that a rich and powerful community that numbered about 200,000 in 1938 was reduced essentially to nothing by 1945.
But Mr. Stille and others contend that the point is not to win a judgment as much as to intimidate journalists and news outlets with the prospect of a lengthy and expensive court proceeding if they write something unfavorable.
Dossari's suicide attempt two weeks ago is believed to be the first such event witnessed by an outsider at the prison, and one of several signs that lawyers and human rights advocates contend point to growing desperation among the more than 500 detainees there.
Even so, Mr. Frist contended, "We're at a point in history that is unique, to get this done".
Johnson has made it a point to contend that the two issues are different, that Augusta National is making choices as a private, single-sex club.
The Jaguar is not entirely impractical, the Majewskis contend, pointing out that the back has room for a baby seat and the trunk can fit two golf bags.
Years of professional experience are reduced to a scramble to be heard among other contending voices seeking to make a point, willing to opine with equal ease on the possibility of President's Rule in UP or the reason for 'brand Rahul' failing to make an impact.
"C'est Duckie," he contends, has a satirical point to make: The show's offerings are intended as an attack on the use of sex as an exploitative marketing tool.
In the future, do you think that all countries will, at one point, be forced to contend with a push for a right to be forgotten?
But the Republican state chairman, Don Benton, contends they simply point out the governor's "lack of leadership".
