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Twenty-five states now have such systems, and the trade commission has contended it would be simpler for consumers and cheaper for telemarketers to have a single list.

But the timing of the vote had raised alarm among some lawmakers who contended it would be viewed in Iran as a blatantly hostile signal at a delicate time.

But Facebook has contended it would be technically difficult to dredge up all that information.

The antirail and prohighway forces have been running commercials contending it would be cheaper to buy every commuter a Ferrari.

Some countries say that it would be futile to try to fine France and Germany, contending it would be counterproductive.

AGENTS PUSH BACK ON PROPOSAL Michel Platini, UEFA's president, wants to end the third-party ownership of players' transfer rights, but the proposal is being fiercely opposed by agents, who contend it would be a disaster for smaller clubs that depend on outside financing to secure big names.

And yet, there continue to be some that contend it would be preferable for CHIP to be abolished.

Carol fights in her hijab too the only professional fighter in Australia to do so and she contends it would be easier for her to remove her veil, considering she is often met with unfavorable reactions from members of the crowd as she enters the ring.

Carol fights in her hijab too the only professional fighter in Australia to do so and she contends it would be easier for her to remove her veil, considering she is often met with unfavourable reactions from members of the crowd as she enters the ring.

Indeed, he contended, it would have been impossible for a nearly blind person to make the journey and then slaughter an animal in the pitch black of night.

Even if the state asserts that the name was rejected because it violated the prohibition of "profane cursing or swearing," Mr. Lee contends it would still be a constitutional violation.