We reject the contrary implication of the dissent that this Court or other courts are incapable of distinguishing between the latter and the former.
548, 565, 566, 570, 38 L.Ed. 331, held, contrary to implications of the Pollard opinion, that the United States could lawfully dispose of tidelands while holding a future state's land 'in trust' as a territory.
On the contrary, the implication of the unimportance of genes is that if we changed society in the right ways, we could virtually eradicate not only low academic performance and mental illness but also criminality and problems such as substance abuse.
Contrary to the implications of some earlier research, we find that tacit collusion does not become pervasive with extensive repetition.
Contrary to the implications of the groupthink literature, the danger in government may be "paralysis by analysis" as much or more than groupthink.
Contrary to the implications of horizontal curvature, those of skew angles are significant in altering the responses of the bridges concerning moments and fundamental frequencies.
Contrary to the implications of David Orr's column about Jorie Graham (On Poetry, April 24), to point out the fundamental uncertainty of Graham's poetic is, to my thinking, precisely to point to its strength.
Contrary to the implications of the article, the Columbia Center for Jazz Studies under the leadership of Robert O'Meally has been at the forefront of fostering a productive dialogue among all kinds of jazz "experts," from musicians to academics, to journalists and record producers.
