This issue has since arisen in a direct dispute between neuroeconomists over rival interpretations of fMRI observations of intertemporal choice and discounting (McClure et al. 2004), Glimcher et al. 2007).
If you prefer to skip contacting the credit bureaus altogether, go for a direct dispute with the information provider reporting the error to the bureaus.
Any allegation is assumed to be true unless the person at which it is directed disputes it — a person who likely little understand of the technicalities of the law, and furthermore is often not even informed which track or post is allegedly in violation.
Part of a story about Donald Rumsfeld now reads: "detainees directed disputed do doctrine Donald effectively expect extract facility".
You might be surprised to learn that his department chose this month to axe the National Mediation Helpline established in 2004 to direct people in disputes towards accredited mediators.
Sums paid to Scottish commissioners and leading political figure have been described as bribes, but the existence of direct bribes is disputed.
But, conforming to administration policy, he sidestepped direct involvement in labor disputes.
Hong said the Philippines had agreed to China's position to settle disputes through direct negotiations.
Later, producers of the jazz and movie installments, and Ms. Janows, who produced the Huck Finn show, decided to make direct connections to contemporary disputes, giving voice to dissenters.
Efforts to refurbish the theater, a storied Harlem landmark that helped propel the careers of Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan, have been slowed by internal squabbling, according to people with direct knowledge of the disputes.
