Dempsey and Firpo records a contest of 1923, by which time the Democrats had restored the legitimacy of the sport.
He described, painstakingly, and for the dozenth time since the night's contest, the procedure by which he had implemented history — a right uppercut under the heart and a solid left hook that had induced his generous opponent to seize the ropes.
On 4 October the Dutch launched legal proceedings against Russia, hoping to go to the international tribunal for the law of the sea, based in Hamburg, to contest the manner by which Russian border guards seized the Arctic Sunrise in international waters.
Like most congressional races that take place in years between the presidential elections, the Udall-Gardner contest is decided by which candidate can best give their sometimes unenthusiastic party faithful a reason to vote.
Counternarratives are, in turn, the means by which groups contest that dominant reality and the fretwork of assumptions that supports it.
Rooney did not get into the contest for half an hour, by which time Patrice Evra had embarked on a forceful burst to draw a decent save out of Branko Grahovac.
Unfortunately, the rules were such that, when the final finished in a draw, even after extra-time, a replay was the only way by which the contest could be resolved.
Now is the perfect time for the national consciousness to refocus on the sober, thoughtful contest of ideas and spirit by which our leaders are elected… But seriously, folks.
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?
