The writers didn't generally dispute the behavior Lyle had described; instead, they made a novel argument, on First Amendment grounds, that their behavior was a "creative necessity," indispensable to the making of a show about a group of unmarried adult friends.
And yet, with the important and perhaps even crucial exception of Ron Paul, Republican candidates do not generally dispute the Bush framework, even though they don't mention his name.
The facts of that accelerating enrichment programme are generally not disputed, only the intentions behind it.
Maitland's critics have replied generally by disputing the effects that flow from living wage mandates and other proposals for overcoming sweatshop labor.
And the Republicans who are challenging the rejection of military ballots generally have not disputed the Democrats' contention that the ballots failed to meet legal standards.
Republicans generally had not disputed his qualifications to serve, only his recess appointment, which the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled unconstitutional in a case to be taken up by the Supreme Court.
Turnout, although disputed, was generally agreed to be the highest since July 2004 when half a million people marched to have an unpopular anti-subversion law overturned and the economy was at a low ebb following the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars).
