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The Obama administration contends that despite the massive scale of the challenges trained against it, the climate change plan is legally sound.

Ahlerich further contends that, despite the claims of "Pros and Cons," N.F.L. players are in fact arrested at a lower rate than young men in the general population.

The paper contends that, despite the risks of Iranian provocation, Iran would not be able to close the waterway for any length of time and that it would not be in Iran's own interest to do so.

The Obama administration also contends that, despite the extra paperwork for taxpayers and the delayed returns, the tax credit succeeded in nudging the economy toward recovery by injecting $65 billion into circulation quickly.

The lead essay, which is endorsed by the president of the Dallas Fed, contends that despite the great crisis of 2008, a cartel of megabanks is still hindering the economic recovery and the institutions remain too big to fail.

Gen. Wesley Clark, former commander of NATO forces in Europe, contends that, despite all the talk of loose nukes, Saddam doesn't have any or the highly enriched uranium or plutonium to enable him to construct them.

Despite contending that information privacy is a basic right of computer users, Microsoft executives were vague today about how they planned to use the Firefly privacy technology.

Austin described the battle for Kobani – which US officials have downplayed as peripheral to the anti-Isis strategy – as a target of opportunity, despite contending that Isis seeks to have the US divert its attention to marginal fights.

It was imposed despite RTÉ contending that press freedom, public interest and legitimate journalistic inquiry should be paramount.

Despite all that I'd heard, I'd contend that – ethically – The Digger is no worse than any best-selling national newspaper.

The lawsuit contended that despite clear evidence Mr.