On Tuesday, it took its campaign to the British parliament, where it contended that many of these women were prosecuted after being coerced by police into retracting their allegations.
They point to Quebec where it is contended that a pivotal role was played in preventing the province from breaking away by the Canada United campaign, which marshalled voices from the rest of the country to tell the Quebecois how important they were.
For a general criticism of contextualist theories of vagueness see Keefe (2007) where it is contended that appeals to context are of no use in solving the sorites paradox nor do they offer adequate accounts of vagueness more generally.
The app just went live in South Korea, one of the planet's most lucrative mobile gaming markets, and Niantic can explore the possibilities of a China launch, where it must contend with issues around government concern and a lack of Google services.
It earned Oscar nods for Cumberbatch, Knightley, director Morten Tyldum and the coveted best picture prize, where it will contend against frontrunners "Birdman" and "Boyhood".
And the two funds have sued CommonWealth in state court in Maryland, where it is incorporated, contending that its bylaws amendment about removing trustees is illegal.
And James's bleak future is also the subject of my London Evening Standard column today, where I contend that he is "a busted flush".
Its design is focused on providing safe transport in an environment where it has to contend regularly with pedestrians crossing its path, and it's 328 foot forward vision system is designed to help it come to a steady, comfortable stop whenever it sees something interrupting its path.
But that proposal is tied up in the Parliament, where the opposition contends it would widen Germany's deficit.
But each of these is fortunate to be in a business where it doesn't have to contend with "banner blindness" among users.
