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Shalit goes on to contend: "It is plain that the undercover journalists set out to entrap her.
He goes on to contend that, just as Labour ousted the divided Liberals after the first world war, the Lib Dems are now intellectually equipped to oust it back, and to emerge as the Conservatives' main rival.
He goes on to contend that while in the "hyper-political 20th century, that barrier crumbles again and again", the "vague, mutable and deeply personal nature of musical meaning" makes the establishment of clear connections – let alone correspondences – between music and the outer world "devilishly difficult".
He goes on to contend that Marlin is a more efficient software system than its DRM brethren.
Goldberg goes on to contend that CBS Jeff Glorr sounded "more like Obama's campaign manager than a network news correspondent" during the segment.
If any one contender achieves, through the primary process, the right number of delegates, he or she goes on to contend in the "general election" against nominees from other parties.
Located near Moritzplatz in Kreuzberg, this gallery could well go on to contend with the "big dogs" of the gallery district not too far from here.
Senator Jesse Helms went to the Security Council offering a "hand of friendship," but then went on to contend that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.
Four competitors squared off in pairs on stage at the Bowery Poetry Club in the East Village on Thursday evening; the better of each set was selected by a panel of three judges and will go on to contend again at later installments of the series.
She disposed of her critics with a dazzling apothegm — "The bulk of the world's knowledge is an imaginary construction" — and went on to contend that history itself "is but a mode of imagining, of making us see civilizations that no longer appear upon the earth".
Meanwhile, an anonymous Reddit shitposter, apparently authorised to speak on behalf of the entire UK film community, wrote that "the rest of the British film industry think Charles Lyne [sic] is a snotty little git", before going on to contend that – far from a source of frustration – most filmmakers consider the censor board a "valued collaborator".
