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the contention of
noun
Argument, contest, debate, strife, struggle
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The contention of Lee & Yang was upheld by the experiments.
That was the contention of many of us at the time.
That was the contention of Potash's management at the time, but it wasn't obvious.
Yet that is the contention of a small band of neuroscientists who have been studying it.
The contention of Corbynism is that all these careful studies are just wrong.
That, at least, is the contention of Vincent Castellano, the housing chairman for Community Board 14.
Or at least that's the contention of Microsoft's chief executive, Steven A. Ballmer.
And do you think calling women "girls" disproves the contention of critics?
"But the contention of the higher-ups was that they would get it back," he said.
The contention of some critics that the 2007 historic district designation would stifle development has not been borne out.
What remains is the contention of a thoughtful old warrior that unless the regime changes it will collapse.
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