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Yet observers said it was notable that some of the strongest accusations from Poles, including one that contends that Russians executed purported survivors of the plane crash, were not mentioned at the demonstration.

Now he has joined a lawsuit that contends that Career Colleges systemically misinforms potential students about prospects for employment.

There is a school of thought that contends that politics is fundamentally incapable of addressing this challenge.

It would also blow away the lawsuit that contends that the F.D.A. lacks the authority to require such testing.

Firms should reconsider the latest research that contends that those with strong cultures are at a disadvantage in turbulent environments, much like the environment we operate in today.

The Romney campaign unveiled an advertisement on Wednesday that contends that under President Obama, stimulus money went to the president's political donors and to overseas companies.

This was one of the infamous "one drop" laws that contended that whiteness could be defined, and defended, absolutely.

INTERACTIVE Over three days starting March 26, the Supreme Court will hear arguments that contend that the 2010 health care law, President Obama's signature legislative achievement, is unconstitutional.

The European telecom companies were piqued by a study they commissioned that contended that video-intensive services were becoming a burden on their networks.

Companies the size of Mobil that contend that they cannot find the money to make risky investments make little sense, Mr. Adelman says.

An appeals court yesterday upheld the dismissal of a multibillion-dollar lawsuit that contended that Pfizer impermissibly used a university's patent for the painkiller Celebrex.