One reason the area is contested is the existence of oil and gas reserves.
Ambiguity refers to the existence of divergent or contested interpretations and perspectives on the severity associated with a potential health threat.
This diagnosis also pertained to Kant's account of synthetic a priori judgments, the existence of which was explicitly contested.
This has been considered evidence that syndactyly may be more plesiomorphic within marsupials than has been generally recognized [ 23, 26, 42], although the existence of incipient syndactyly has been contested [ 30, 42, 43].
Unlike the clitoris, however, the existence of the G-spot has been contested ever since it was first suggested by German gynaecologist Ernst Grafenberg in 1944 (after whose surname it became known in the 1980s).
But not only is the existence of true universals a contested matter (see e.g., Maratsos 1989 111), it is unclear what the correct explanation of them — assuming they exist — is would be.
Although Dines supports the idea of advising parents on how to teach their children to deal with porn culture, she questioned the comprehensiveness of Lust's site, saying that it did not address issues like porn addiction (the existence of which is hotly contested itself).
Numerous molecular phylogenetic studies indicate that animals and fungi form a clade to the exclusion of plants (Baldauf 1999), so the existence of that clade (opisthokonts) is not seriously contested (Parfrey et al. 2006; Yoon et al. 2008).
Allottment holders in Watford discovered the existence of Orwellian "good" localism and "bad" localism just last week, as Pickles contested their legal challenge to his decision to allow an area cultivated by locals since Victorian times to be built over.
