Before becoming prime minister in December, Mr. Abe had openly disputed whether the military played a role.
After the MDC openly disputed the election results, more tension and confrontation was expected Friday.
Finally, and perhaps most serious, he openly disputed the right of the Massachusetts leaders to occupy land without first purchasing it from the Native Americans.
A communique at the end of NATO described the goal as it had been — 2percentt of each country's GDP by 2024 — and French President Emmanuel Macron openly disputed that any new agreement had been reached.
Leaders in Beijing face a quandary: Openly disputing Mr. Guo would give him more prominence, while ignoring him could be read by some as a sign that he is telling the truth, several experts said.
He and Che remained friends, and though he openly disputed Che's conviction that guerrilla warfare was the path to social reform in Latin America, Mr. Granado helped him scout for potential rebels in Argentina in the 1960s, according to a biography by Jon Lee Anderson, "Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life".
Plenty of drama ensued, including a revelation that the Israeli government itself had compromised Kaspersky's antivirus software and found evidence that the software maker was spying on its U.S. clients, a claim that the company openly disputed.
There is no way of confirming these extraordinary allegations made by Shia Muslims but it is the first example of an openly sectarian medical dispute since the Rwandan genocide.
But never before in modern times has a government been so openly riven with dispute.
But it has also openly aired embarrassing internal disputes and has been slow to respond to critics who've painted protesters as racists.
His critics have suggested that he is now trying to make up the political ground he lost in the presidential race by openly campaigning in the cross dispute.
