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The authorship of Revelation was disputed from the 2nd century onward.

The idea of subjecting the alleged mastermind of 9/11, Mohammed, to military justice has been hotly disputed from the start.

This was disputed from the start and the debate has continued to rage ever since, with profound ramifications for Israeli society and government.In this section Counter culture So what's new?

The legitimacy of the Iraq intervention was disputed from the outset and can only be understood against the backdrop of 9/11 and American fear of a further attack on the homeland.

The case was disputed from the first day, when Arlene and Seymour Tankleff were bludgeoned and slashed in their luxury waterfront home in Belle Terre, on Long Island's North Shore.

In 2009, the veteran beer writer and Camra grandee Roger Protz, who edits Camra's annual Good Beer Guide, tartly labelled Watt and Dickie "lunatic self-publicists" and "over-inflated ego-maniacs", unleashing a long-running feud with the custodians of real ale that resulted in BrewDog twice being excluded – for reasons still disputed – from the organisation's Great British Beer Festival.

The December letter proposed resolving the disputed seats from the parliamentary elections, establishing a new electoral council and including the opposition in the government, among other points.

The disputed evidence from the trial surrounding Stretford's testimony prompted the FA to charge him yesterday on a variety of counts.

The liveliest moments of the news conference occurred when some council members disputed questions from the news media.

(i) The authors do not dispute the findings from the preliminary analysis where education reduced the reported results to non-significance.

Another former band member came forward to dispute allegations from the report that pertained specifically to her.