In short, a glance at Gallipoli on a map will tell you why it was doomed to be a bone of contention on which nation-states would gnaw.
It's not so much, 'My idea is better than yours', it's, 'What's best for the song?'" Still, there are some areas of contention, most of which seem to revolve around cleanliness levels in the tour bus.
At the beginning of the tribunal hearing, 24 files remained in contention, nine of which were produced by the department of foreign affairs, the rest by the attorney general's department, the cabinet office, and the departments of external territories, natural resources, and of prime minister and cabinet.
He had a five-contention argument, much of which he recited from memory, including long passages from Cato Institute publications, Federal Election Commission rulings, and the Federalist Papers.
Spencer wants his history to support three contentions, two of which should not be contentious at all.
At least that's the contention of Turo, which made its case in a recent story.
Here, τ contention is an overhead from the feedback contention of 802.11ac+, which will be discussed in the next section.
The only point of contention is which of the country's hundreds of mango varieties is the most delicious: chaunsa, langara, sindhri, anwar ratol?
The current public discussion of race and the Academy Awards is a time of contention which may prove a time of clarification and of constructive new policies.
The remaining areas of contention - which includes clearing some parts of woodland - will now be dealt with by an arbitration panel of experts.
