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Its release was delayed for years because of intense lobbying from the chemical industry, which disputed its findings.

Some commentators argue that in repairing relations, Mr Calderón hopes to appease the left-wing opposition, which disputed his election victory in 2006.

The foundation published a pamphlet by Professor Happer in August 2011 which disputed the scientific evidence that greenhouse gases are causing climate change.

For several months, the tribe has been in a court battle with the Town of Southampton, which disputed the tribe's aboriginal claim and plans for a casino.

"Comcast has argued that such moves are expensive, time consuming, cause the need for further moves as one channel displaces another and create consumer confusion," read the Bloomberg complaint, which disputed those arguments.

6 The French Navy's sole aircraft carrier is named after which wartime leader of Free France? 7 The 1999 Kargil War, between India and Pakistan, is named after a district of which disputed region?

The regulators want Google, which disputes the charges, to change its practices.

Morocco, which disputes the claim, said it sent the troops to fight terrorism, drug-trafficking and illegal migration.

The company, which disputes these estimates, is negotiating separately with the various interest groups over the fate of the dams.

The documents contained details about the budget, strategy and donors to the institute, which disputes that global warming is under way.

The Sudanese government, which disputes those numbers and insists that most of the region is at peace, has long resisted having any UN troops in Darfur.