The Latics were making all the running without seriously troubling United keeper De Gea until that hotly contested moment just before the half-hour after Moses headed in Jean Beausejour's corner.
At this contested historical moment, the open mind of Malala meets the caliphate dogma of Boko Haram, the Islamic State and the child-massacring Pakistani Taliban.
The civil fraud claims, which Mr. Rattner fiercely contested, came within moments of news that the financier had settled a related dispute with the S.E.C.
The Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement, a ramshackle concoction of regional political barons that is the coalition's biggest force, is trying to secure the presidencies of both houses of Congress, which are being contested at the moment.
THIS year's election in New York's First Congressional District was destined to be hotly contested from the moment last summer when the mercurial Michael P. Forbes became the first Republican congressman in 27 years to switch to the Democratic Party.
"It's fiercely contested at the moment," said Jones.
They venture through a lonely landscape, soft voices contested by howling winds, where moments of grace intersperse the mass graves in which they fear the father is buried.
They are scathing of their Maoist cousins in Nepal to whom they have no close link for having quit the jungle and contested elections in 2008.For the moment, moreover, despite reports of factionalism, the Maoists' influence is growing.
In the last moment of a bitterly contested World Cup final, the English fly-half took delivery of the ball behind a ruck and dropped a goal to win the 2003 championship in Sydney.
LIBYA Emboldened by the coalition's airstrikes, the rebels appeared for a moment to have captured the contested coastal town of Bin Jawwad.
