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Leaving aside the obvious contradiction – on one hand Ofcom's not tough enough, on the other we don't need regulation at all – the common factor is equally clear: either way the Mail has it in for Ofcom.

Analyzing secreted angiogenesis-related proteins in both endothelial and tumor cells, we observed two major aspects of this contradiction: on one side, metformin modulates both pro- and anti-angiogenic factors in endothelial cells with no apparent advantage of one over the other.

Here surely is a contradiction; on the one side the Soul is above all guilt; on the other, we hear of its sin, its purification, its expiation; it is doomed to the lower world, it passes from body to body.

So far, the Chinese society has manifested a state of severe contradiction; on the one hand, there is mass production of cheap and slipshod products that have been rejected by the new middle class, including TV shows with low ratings and movies with low attendance rates; on the other hand, imported Hollywood blockbusters have been box office hits in China.

To prove that reality, however, these schools need to explain how they have resolved a fundamental contradiction: on the one hand, the elites know that in order to compete effectively they must lower their standards not only for their students' academic performance, but also for the physical risks inherent in school-sponsored student activities.

He's such a contradiction on the confidence front - lacking it to the point of neurosis one second, bloated on self-belief the next.

They were just presenting so many contradictions on one page.

The city of contradiction carries on, oblivious.

He'd veer between contradictions on that point, too, at one point gushing that "we belong together unconditionally" only to declare "marriage a scaffold" weeks later.

There are contradictions on both sides.

city" (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) Kendrick Lamar wades through contradictions on his second album.