But it speaks volumes, the residents contend, about disparities in living standards that are related to the color of one's skin.
In 100 days in 1994, prosecutors in Arusha contend, about 7 out of 10 of Rwanda's Tutsis were wiped out with a brutal efficiency.
Could it really be, as Smith contends, about free speech as imagined by a movement whose members routinely threaten journalists with death and make no secret of their desire to silence political opponents?
The decline of international trade and the disintegration of a money economy, he contended, brought about a regression to a less sophisticated, closed agricultural system based on a local subsistence economy and a stratified class system.
However, the more intellectually challenging side of our argument has received little attention: should a central bank such as the Fed set monetary policy with an eye only to consumer prices, or should it, as we contended, worry about the prices of financial assets as well?There is wide agreement today on the general principle that the main job of central bankers is to attain price stability.
Adm. Wesley L. McDonald, who as commander of American forces in the Atlantic in 1983 organized the invasion of the Caribbean island nation of Grenada, which the Reagan administration contended was about to be taken over by Cuba, died on Feb. 8 at his home in Arlington, Va.
Ms. Schwartz, Mr. Coffey contended, was confused about Paulson & Company's role in the trade from the start.
The Working Families Party analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics reports and contends that about 97,000 people in Nassau and Suffolk would benefit from a $7.15 minimum.
There have already been disputes over textbooks on Venezuelan history, which critics contend were about to be rewritten to suit Mr. Chavez's views.
Before that can happen, however, the company must contend with about 60 shareholder lawsuits and investigations of its accounting by the Justice Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission and Congress.
The lawsuit, filed in Elbert County Superior Court, contends that about 300 defendants who cannot afford their own lawyers are "left to languish in jail" because they are not provided legal counsel.
