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EBay offered no comment on the new study, but in an e-mail to Forbes reiterated its opposition to the Delahunt bill, which, it contends, "is sure to harm the economy and kill small-business jobs".

Syria has insisted that the panel investigate only one suspected attack, outside Aleppo on March 19, in which it contends that insurgents used chemical agents.

The Justice Department's suit specifies two main ways in which it contends that the associations stifle competition in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

The group has led the fight in the South for the proud display of the Confederate flag, which it contends is a symbol of heritage, not hate.

Mr Hunt said: "News Corporation says that it wishes me to consider undertakings in lieu which it contends could sufficiently alleviate the concerns I have, such that I should accept the undertakings instead of making a reference".

In a telephone interview this week, Woods said he signed with Fuse Science because of the company's technology, which it contends can deliver nutritional supplements and medicine that are more easily absorbed by the body.

Aetna, which had hoped to gain an advantage by being the first to reach a deal, aggressively defended its proposed merger, which it contended was different from the larger Anthem-Cigna deal that followed.

Lilly said it would have to raise $2 billion to $3 billion in debt, which it contended would be no problem despite the credit crisis.

The Major League Baseball Players Association sent a letter to George J. Mitchell yesterday in which it contended that statements he made about his investigation were misleading, the union's general counsel said.

And in the three weeks after Election Day, his campaign held a series of news conferences at which it contended that the election had been tainted by irregularities.

The book was equally withering about Hattie Taylor's house at 111 Spring Street, which it contended drew a sketchy crowd of "roughs and rowdies and gentlemen who turn their shirts wrong-side out when the other side is dirty".