It turns out that a loophole written into the law says that if a company contests a violation, while that violation is being contested it can't count toward the establishment of a pattern.
Ezra Pound's daughter contests a neo-fascist group's right to use the poet's name.
The second case contests a Texas law setting 21 as the minimum age for carrying a concealed weapon.
One idea could be to give non-Labour members a share of the vote in future leadership contests – a move that could anger the grassroots.
The first three contests – a 5-1 win over Scotland, a 4-1 loss to Brazil and a scoreless tie against Canada – were all friendlies.
Those tickets cost $249.50 and give festivalgoers access to oyster-shucking contests, a Blue Ribbon fried-chicken party and a lecture on "the joy of rhubarb".
Huge games, potentially defining contests a third of the way through the campaign, but contests that suit Wenger's character and purpose.
Is the rapid spread of professional contests a prelude to their general decline Admittedly, in some parts of the music world, competitions remain as essential as ever.
Businessmen have given dark warnings of the "confusion" that is likely to attend elections in which more than one candidate contests a board seat.
A Cyclops who prefers staring contests, a dragon who blows smoke rings, a griffin who plays chess — everyone's actually pretty friendly.
There are also a people's theater, national poetry and art contests, a wood-sculpture contest and a beauty contest to crown the queen of the fair.
