It was undefeated in five matches, failing to win when its contest with India was washed out when it was threatening to build a huge total.
At the height of the cold war, the West was so single-minded in its contest with the Soviet Union that it never stopped to consider what baby alligators it might be nurturing in the Islamic world, especially in the anti-Soviet coalition in Afghanistan.
PROFILE of Venice, its contest with the Holy See over the Republic's leaning toward Protestantism, about interdicts & bans imposed on Venice by various Popes.
Because everyone wants their own stake in him.Mr Hitchens takes us through Orwell's anti-colonialism ("unswerving"), his Englishness (deep), his view of America (in its contest with Russia strongly for, but culturally hostile); and his attitude to women (confused).
By Mary McCarthy The New Yorker, July 14 , 1956P. 29 PROFILE of Venice, its contest with the Holy See over the Republic's leaning toward Protestantism, about interdicts & bans imposed on Venice by various Popes.
From China's perspective, the uneasy relationship with North Korea is both an element in its contest with the United States and its allies in the region and a source of concern over the costs of economic and diplomatic support for the isolated regime in Pyongyang.
In its contest with rule consequentialism, contractualism cannot draw its intuitive appeal from such cases.
TIME listed its contest with "Brokeback Mountain" as one of the most controversial Best Picture races in Oscar history, while debates rage on regarding its presentation of American racial tensions.
China's surge in military spending gains headlines, partly because of the ominous implications regarding its regional contest with Japan, but it's the deeper structures of military spending in general that are far more compelling.
Before there was any indication on Saturday of how he would fare in the race for second place, he addressed a boisterous crowd of supporters in Minnesota, which holds its contest on Tuesday, with a trademark speech.
