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Or is it the reverse: that the contradiction comes from those who trumpet the freedoms the flag represents but then criticize someone who exercises those freedoms?

The seeming contradiction comes about because different communities assess property in different ways, and this must be taken into account when determining how much tax money each city and town owes the county.

The contradiction comes from the assumption given in (10).

This contradiction comes from the fact that low-salinity water injection changes wettability form oil-wet toward water-wet.

In addition -- and here's where the contradiction comes in -- the alternative to ratifying New START is to allow a situation to exist in which there are no on site inspections of Russian nuclear forces, and no real verification scheme.

So there is a contradiction, and the contradiction comes up whenever individual European states need to choose whether to make sacrifices for other individual European states, and the last two years have shown that they're not willing to, or otherwise they would have dealt with the economic crisis in a far more decisive way than they have.

Grieve said: "From this minor contradiction came the view that the body must have been moved.

One thing Mr. Ford does agree with -- and it might seem a curious contradiction coming from one of the industry's chief pacesetters -- is that the notion of a hit bag may be finished.

This staggering contradiction, coming from the master theorist of the sexual roots of the inner life, may at least suggest one reason for the circling evasions that have made Nietzsche so impossible to pin down; it may suggest a reason, too, for the tragic sense that only darkened as he grew older, in response to the utter loneliness that overtook his life.

And, although he accepted that the United States had some responsibility to act, he refused to do so unless India and China do too even though his rich, energy-guzzling country has contributed far more to global warming than have those dirt-poor countries.The most curious contradiction came on the question of whether to act now.

The first contradiction came from M. Dufour, president of the Société médicale de la Suisse romande, who had previously suggested that mountain sickness was caused by muscle fatigue.