If a user publishes a post about breakfast, the agency might reply to that person by sending a link to a commercial featuring Ms. Hayek, a contest entry or a fact about breakfast.
It would be a negotiation not between different lands but between different historical facts, different levels of survival — a contest, in fact, between rival ideas of obligation possessing societies at different moments in their quest to modernize.
Is the community contest in fact a system by which government actively structures societal debate and private initiative, thereby favoring and facilitating some strands of political thought above others?
Hastert's attorneys, at least preliminarily, said they didn't plan to contest any facts alleged by Individual D, according to the transcript.
You can always contest a debit after the fact, too.
The very idea of giving awards for art, for literature, is antithetical, framing it as a contest, when in fact it is a collective exercise.
It will be a proper contest: in fact, there is every chance of it being more intense than last week's England-Wales game.
The way to get at the truth is through a contest of facts and ideas - not by taking back awards and threatening historians, journalists, and members of the public with prison.
Supporters of the red flag law say it preserves due process, because it allows gun owners a chance to contest the facts and ask a judge to overturn an order.
Shkreli's attorneys didn't try to contest the fact that their client lied, instead trying to garner sympathy for a man who they painted as possibly autistic, a savant who never really hurt anyone with his ruse given that most of the investors testifying ended up making a profit.
