Alas, the story was eventually disputed by those close to Ali, who finally acknowledged he simply lost the medal.
Finally, Stern disputed the notion that he is besieged by daunting problems.
Finally, he disputed my comment that with only four or five productions a season, the once-busy company seemed to lack anything like momentum or critical mass.
Finally, when disputing other conspiracy theories about terrorists and drug lords being the viral source, Kahn turned to Michael Le Page, biology editor of the New Scientist magazine.
Finally, Mr. Bell disputed the way that Detective Peter Schumacher, an internal affairs investigator, had transcribed an interview with him the night after the shooting.
In December, 2000, shortly after the Supreme Court finally ruled on the disputed Presidential election, the mood at the Christmas party in the Texas Governor's Mansion, in Austin, was a mixture of elation and disbelief.
By Lawrence Wright In December, 2000, shortly after the Supreme Court finally ruled on the disputed Presidential election, the mood at the Christmas party in the Texas Governor's Mansion, in Austin, was a mixture of elation and disbelief.
Finally the dispute came before a federal judge, who ordered the church to refrain from playing its amplified holiday music for two years, a ruling that expires this winter.
Finally, doctrinal disputes aside, Republicans like me are angry at Bush because he has frittered away one of the party's greatest assets — the belief that when it came to international relations, the GOP was the party of competence.
Finally, the dispute highlights another fundamental question: why on Earth would anyone pay $3 or $4 (or more) for a bottle of Fiji water - literally thousands of times more for water that is not any better than other water available from our own local communities?
