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But it too disputed the notion of fatal foetal abnormality.
It seems only logical that the popularity of the relatively new comedy-video sites would steal some of the oxygen from veterans like Second City, but Ms. Hammond disputed the notion of a direct competition, at least in a financial sense.
Both dispute the notion of loyal opposition.
While some scientists and winemakers outside of France dispute the notion of terroir, Burgundy lovers embrace it religiously.
Mr. Gein (a nom de plume in "an homage to Ed Gein") disputes the notion of a difference between the court-ordered Kaczynski auction and private vendors.
And though it often fails to meet its public-service agreements, these are unfeasibly ambitious targets linked to the UN's Millennium Development Goals.Gareth Thomas, a DfID minister, disputes the notion of a pro-aid political consensus, arguing that prospective Tory MPs do not share their leadership's enthusiasm for it.
Correction: June 7 , 2001 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article on May 9 about Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's comments in Jerusalem on Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza paraphrased erroneously from a remark he made in disputing the notion of Israelis as occupiers.
Neoliberalism disputes the notion of general responsibility for others and for a collective cooperative society, which many in the party label as "socialistic" or "communistic".
Mr. Goodwin disputed the notion that the promise of rich bonuses pushed the bank into high-risk areas.
She also disputed the notion that the mood of the trade organization toward the United States had changed from the strong sympathy following the Sept. 11 attacks.
