But often their actions contradict their given characters, and the irony doesn't always feel intentional.
The move seemed to contradict assurances given by F.D.A. officials last month that Medicare would not consider dropping reimbursement for Avastin while Genentech was appealing the F.D.A. decision.
In a letter to committee chair Keith Vaz MP, Fedorcio appears to contradict evidence given last week to MPs by former assistant commissioner Andy Hayman.
Court papers further contradict information given in April about the men who were convicted, neither of whom were thought at the time to be the actual culprits of the attempted murder.
The findings of the review, which was commissioned by the department, also appear to contradict responses given by the department at Senate estimates questions on 26 May - after it had received the report – that "there were 26 known downloads".
These definitions do not contradict those given in [10, 11].
A possible explanation is that a failure to contradict a given thesis can be made explicit by adding the negation of the thesis as a last step of the deduction, thereby insuring the contradiction of the thesis, but only at the cost (by the last step) of introducing one of the other twelve fallacies in the deduction.
The log reveals the inner workings of the county's informant program and appears to contradict testimony given by multiple deputies.
The 242 pages of notes reveal the inner workings of the county's infamous informant program, and appears to contradict testimony given by multiple sheriff's deputies who had previously denied knowledge of working with informants.
The 242 pages of notes reveal the inner workings of the county's infamous informant program, and appears to contradict testimony given by multiple sheriff's deputies who had previously denied knowledge of working with informants.
