This might be exaggerated, but it can hardly be contested that Feigl, in his treatment of the mind-body problem, was (again) committed to the critical realist accounts of Alois Riehl (cf. Riehl 1879, 1881, 1887; further Röd 2001) and especially of the early (pre-Viennese) Schlick (see http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/schlick/).edu/entries/schlick/
While the evidence for a functional defect has been obtained in heterologous systems, the available data are so strong that pathogenicity can hardly be contested.
In a year when corporate financiers were shy of even publicly suggesting deals – never mind attempting to complete them – this was hardly a hotly contested field.
"Not just the contested ones.
In that, they can hardly fail, since the post is not contested and Mr Zhu, if not widely liked, is respected.
But that's hardly cause for celebration when voters in a contested Assembly or Senate district on Nov. 8 see only the political party's name on a contribution disclosure form, and not that of the person who actually wrote the check.
In the most hotly contested vote yet, in California in 2008, hardly any polls predicted that Proposition 8, which barred same-sex marriage, would be upheld at the ballot box.
Myler spent the rest of that campaign contesting the No 10 shirt with the bewilderingly gifted All Black trickster Carlos Spencer – a little past his best, perhaps, but hardly the worst playmaking pivot in Christendom – and they contested it again throughout last season's National Division One programme.
Several of Brown's three-pointers were contested with a hand in his face, but it hardly mattered.
This state of affairs was hardly discussed during the campaign by the candidate declared the winner on July 1 , 2012after a fiercely contested ballot.
