A University of Pennsylvania anthropologist, Dr. Alan Mann, for example, disputes Dr. Hameli's conclusions on the identity of another body.
Because of his anti-Semitism, Bauer was claimed as a precursor by some National-Socialist authors, though Ernst Barnikol, for example, disputes a direct connection (Barnikol 1972, pp. 350 53).
In the winter of 1900 01, for example, disputes between the Pike and North Lake Company and its rival the Wisconsin Lakes Ice and Cartage Company over the rights to harvest ice resulted in pitched battles between workers and the deployment of a steamship icebreaker to smash competing supplies.
Imagine, for example, a dispute over these two principles: (A) Abduction from the fossil and physical record is the only method for knowing about the distant past.
There is, for example, little dispute that the pollution caused in earlier phases of mining and power generation at Singrauli is unacceptable.
One of Mr Hasjim's goals was to make China confirm that its interest in the South China Sea was of a different and lower order from, for example, its dispute with Taiwan.
As journalists question his tactics — for example, directly disputing a McCain advertisement claiming that Mr. Obama sought to bring television cameras on a visit to wounded soldiers — McCain aides assert the press is in "love" with him.
Efforts at closer political cooperation have foundered over differences about who is in charge, how best to achieve UN security council reform and, for example, territorial disputes between India and China.
For example, Arturo Ardao disputes the claim that the term resulted from the imperialistic agenda of the French in 1861, which he regards as a mistake made by U.S. historian John L. Phelan.
