Mr. Scanlon does not contradict the point.
"Banning alcohol does not contradict the fundamentals of democracy," said Professor Feldman.
The second proposition does not contradict the first, because some things get much better.
This does not contradict the growth story, but it is an inherent part of it.
Intuitively, this criterion states that an interval-based abstraction of a distributed computation is consistent if its I-precedence relation does not contradict the sequentiality of each process.
It is argued that this notion does not contradict the earlier results from a number of controlled tracer-release experiments that had been designed to test WindTrax.
Oddly this does not contradict the following statement, that the lower spokes play the most dynamic role in supporting the load.
As they put it, their finding does not "contradict the logic" of arguments favoring free trade: "It just highlights trade's distributional consequences".
This does not contradict the roll-over scenario, but it does not place tight constraints on the occurrence of such events either.
"The Big Bang, which today we hold to be the origin of the world, does not contradict the intervention of the divine creator but, rather, requires it.
The April white paper included only a general description of this effort and the assertion that Facebook's data "does not contradict" the conclusions of U.S. intelligence officials.
