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The trend of increasing executive branch power continued under each great president, Yoo contends, most notably Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt.

But the N.R.A. contends most of the guns bought back are old, cheap weapons that are unlikely to be used in crimes.

A Texas businessman who stopped withholding taxes from paychecks in 1999, making him a hero to the small but growing movement that contends most Americans are not required to pay taxes, has pleaded guilty to a felony tax charge.

Pennsylvania: Going out on a limb, Somerset librarian contends most kids in library are old enough to know not to put the books in their mouths.

If all of these justifiers are mental states, as mentalism contends, most of them would be buried deep in one's mental storehouse, beyond the reach of reflective awareness.

Uber contends most drivers are not seeking full-time employment and are happy as independent workers, and told TechCrunch earlier today it believes the settlement agreement with drivers in San Francisco to be reasonable.

The regular schools are contending, most of all, with a perception that charter schools deliver a superior education.

"It's the reason why I'm up there contending most weeks and it's the reason I won this tournament and am No 1.

The teams to watch closely are the ones that seem to have a better chance to contend, most of which carry higher payrolls.

The least tractable aspects of our times - the ones with which subsequent generations would have to contend, most urgently - remained unresolved.

"That's why I contend most weeks in major championships recently.