In most contested cases, nothing.
In those extreme cases there is nothing contested or ambiguous; there is no embarrassment to be accounted for.
World Series, N.F.L. championships and championship fights were contested there, but perhaps nothing had as profound an effect on our society than the Negro leagues games.
Able to get off nothing but contested jump shots, the Knicks missed their first 11 shots of the half while committing 4 turnovers.
I am one of the few liberal Democrats who, while criticizing her use of crosshairs in indentifying contested congressional seats, found nothing objectionable in her use of "blood libel" as a metaphor to describe what she regarded as a false accusation of complicity in the bloodletting in Tucson.
British troops in Helmand, who have £20m ($36m) to spend in the province this year, have built the odd bridge and market-stall around the main town, Lashkar Gah, but nothing in the contested north.
"Nothing he said is contested by the defense.
"Nothing he said is contested by the defence.
Then, on their last possession, they could muster nothing better than a heavily contested 27-footer by Glen Rice.
Government officials in the UK contested Hollande's remarks, arguing there was nothing in the EU treaties proscribing the repatriation of powers from Brussels.
For generations, our country denied and actively contested a basic fact of humanity: that nothing about the color of one's skin affects that person's innate rights to freedom and dignity.
