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Topics include: natural capacities for moral awareness in the infant; peer and adult influences on moral growth during childhood and adolescence; extraordinary commitment during adulthood; cultural variation in moral judgment; feminist perspectives on morality; the education movement in today's schools; and contending theories concerning the goals of moral education.

He contends that concerns about munis are overblown.

But Mr. LaValle, the Brookhaven supervisor, contends that concerns about tax revenue are shortsighted.

In the United States the courts contended that laws concerning testimony on matrimonial communications contained only a statement of the common law.

The lawsuit seeks class-action status for customers who purchased and continue to hold such securities, and it contends there were misrepresentations concerning the quality, risk and characteristics of the securities.

Darrow contends a key problem concerning the "value added" challenge "stems from the comparative power of the epistemic communities within the development field, and the dominance of neo-classical economics in particular" [ 30].

Like Citigroup, Chase also has to contend with concerns about deteriorating credit quality, which is hurting some big banks.

But since its spinoff from the Man Group in 2007, MF Global had to contend with concerns about its risk management and its size.

Both sides have also had to contend with concerns from unions representing TNT Express workers about forced job cuts tied to any deal.

Wall Street finished a back-and-forth session sharply higher Wednesday as investors sought bargains while also contending with concerns about the economy and corporate earnings.

Trump's move was a surprise to many, and a happy one for green-energy advocates, who contend that concerns about environmental damage are exaggerated and remind critics that the power they provide can help fight global warming.