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The author was then challenged by The Herald political commentator Iain Macwhirter and SNP, who said there was no such sentiment..@iainmacwhirter Quite a claim.

In 1987, Dr. Hoffman was one of six volunteers to be injected with an experimental vaccine, FSV-1, and then "challenged" by infected mosquitoes.

She recounts she was then challenged by Miliband's team before the launch of the policy in Manchester town hall on why she had briefed the firms.

But didn't the school chaplain complain about the scene in a religious class where the doctrine of "consubstantiation" – when the bread and wine represents exactly the body and blood of Christ – is explained and then challenged by Blakemore?

The antigens identified as most protective against its species were then challenged by heterologous species.

Shortly after, the attendant in question re-enters the plane again where he was then challenged by the passenger.

If so, then challenges by the press and public to transparency and forced disclosure probably will fail.

The shadow foreign secretary opened his remarks by paying a warm tribute to Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, and then challenged, point-by-point, the Labour leader's arguments against extending RAF bombing against Isis, from Iraq to Syria.

A successful challenger is then challenged in its turn by other birds in the flock.

Wada then challenged the BOA's by-law and Cas is expected to make a ruling on its validity in April, with many legal experts predicting Wada will win.

Wada then challenged the BOA's by-law and Cas is expected to make a ruling on its validity in April, with many legal experts predicting that Wada will win.