Age contests aside, the real takeaway here is the importance ancient Egyptians placed on these extensive preparations for the afterlife even before actual life truly began.
The following night, Irving blitzed his way to a surprising win in the 3-Point Contest, brushing aside a pair of favorites in the Knicks' Steve Novak and San Antonio's Matt Bonner.
At first, Mr. Lazio's advisers said, the candidate contended that he could win the contest by stepping aside and letting Mrs. Clinton become the issue.
Two school students walking down a corridor are engaged in "a contest, who will move aside first, who will break first".
They themselves, as you would expect, gave twelve points to Macedonia, but, voting habits aside, the contest goes to ludicrous lengths to protect itself from any storms that rage in the greater world beyond.
However, if a prenup is drawn up properly, there is very little that can be done to contest it, or set aside the agreement, even if it seems unfair.
"If you are there for a popularity contest, then cast that aside," said Bobb, who said he had not been contacted about the Detroit emergency manager position.
After months relying on a shoestring campaign and free publicity, Trump is significantly expanding his staff and spending, with $20m set aside for contests in May and June.
What the Republicans have shown themselves extremely good at in recent elections is in winning close contests (let's leave aside hysterical suggestions of ballot tampering).
The presidential race aside, the contests for the governorships are equally explosive in a country where elected office is widely regarded as a quest for a personal fief and elections are a no-holds-barred and often deadly face-off.
