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Despite contending that information privacy is a basic right of computer users, Microsoft executives were vague today about how they planned to use the Firefly privacy technology.

Austin described the battle for Kobani – which US officials have downplayed as peripheral to the anti-Isis strategy – as a target of opportunity, despite contending that Isis seeks to have the US divert its attention to marginal fights.

Mr. Castello also suggested that the mayor did not care much about the fate of other candidates being backed by the Independence Party, despite contending that his ballot security money would help the party; indeed, Mr. Bloomberg conceded that he could not recall whether he had even met Frank MacKay, the party's chairman.

It was imposed despite RTÉ contending that press freedom, public interest and legitimate journalistic inquiry should be paramount.

Despite all that I'd heard, I'd contend that – ethically – The Digger is no worse than any best-selling national newspaper.

Last month, an organization in Washington used unverified data to make the case nationally — despite detractors contending that the analysis was "simplistic" — that the university is run inefficiently.

Up front there is a version of H1's seven-slot grille, despite a DaimlerChrysler suit contending that it looks too much like a Jeep's.

The state attorney general has sued the tribe, contending that, despite Yakama Nation sovereignty, it cannot impose its regulations on the 20,000 nontribal members living on the reservation.

Ms. Parker said her group was not confident that the decrease was "a sign of a permanent shift," contending that despite the Obama administration's stated intentions to reduce transfers, officials have never issued any definitive policy change.

The lawsuit contended that despite clear evidence Mr.

They contend that despite their best intentions, most people spend almost all of any income that comes their way.