Responding to a request for comment, LVMH referred to the statement it made to Le Monde, saying the company "vigorously contests the conclusions of the report".
Predictably, Reason magazine contests the conclusions of both Foreign Policy magazine and official doctrine on drones about its real efficacy.
Mr. Gore and the nation now have a legitimate interest in seeing these contests to conclusion.
One or two remarked that they were not cardiologists and had no access to cardiologists to contest its conclusions.
While the tax study has emerged as a major component of the economic debate at the core of this year's presidential campaign, Mr. Romney did not allude to the analysis to contest its conclusions as he campaigned in Colorado on Thursday.
Although the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam contests the conclusion that the man is van Gogh, David Skora, the director of the Seton Gallery, said the photograph was subjected to analysis by Joseph Buberger, a photo historian, and Dr. Albert Harper, director of the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science.
Various reasons have been given for the delay in the publication of the report, including hotly denied claims that former Labour cabinet ministers have been contesting its conclusions, but Alexander will say: "The continued delay has contributed to, rather than addressed, the growing sense of introversion that many people feel about Britain's place in the world".
Some recent research, however, strongly contests the conclusion that minimum wages cause job loss.
Critics of Replacement Naturalism contest this conclusion, though more by way of affirmation than argument (Coleman 1998, p. 285 n. 44).
The treatment of both contests as foregone conclusions proved calamitous for Remainers and Democrats by inducing complacency among supporters and galvanising their opponents.
