That seems unlikely to happen soon, as Guzman must first contend with a series of charges in Mexico.
Responding to questions from American officials, Pakistani officials acknowledged Thursday that the video had not been faked, as they had first contended, an American official said, and that they had identified the soldiers and would take appropriate measures.
Some skeptics, including Wendell Potter, a former Cigna executive who has become a vocal critic of the industry for putting profits first, contend that insurers' seeming consensus veils their opposition to real changes in the ways they do business.
A financial windfall worth upwards of £15m awaits the side who emerge victorious from the play-offs, but before Ipswich begin to think of such riches they must first contend with a difficult return leg at Upton Park tomorrow.
She first contended that the state's real debt had grown much less -- about 6percentt a year -- explaining that her financial officers had begun recognizing many existing obligations as debt, in the interest of "honest accounting".
This club must first contend with Colby Lewis, who held them to two runs in Game 2, before a potential rematch with Cliff Lee in Game 7. Of the previous 17 times a team trailed by 3-1 in the A.L.C.S., four have advanced: Kansas City in 1985 and Boston in 1986, 2004 and 2007.
Well, they might have been busy then, but in the intervening weeks Bruce and his merry band have had to first contend with several thousand ballots going AWOL somewhere in the US postal system; and then the disappearance of a job lot of Oscar statuettes, later discovered hidden in an Los Angeles dumpster.
Palestinian students must first contend with their own Arabic mother tongue, which is characterized by an immense difference between the spoken and the written language.
The first contends with individuals, particularly those of influence, who share glaringly incorrect information that will most likely have a negative impact on trading and value.
The first contends that it is tacitly circular, because the content of intention always includes the concept of intentionality (Wilson 1989, pp. 274 5; Ginet 1990, pp. 34 5).
