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Reason five is, earth people you on earth to contend for away also calculate, well now, ran to our universe to infighting.

Purchasers of domestic animals shall drive and graze them along designated routes and may not contend with herdsmen over grazing grounds or water resources.

They contend that the loans and other guarantees had been provided with "penal interest rates" and were not an act of charity.

After the signing of the Maguan Treaty, Britain and France contend with each other for the sovereign right of Dian?Shu Railroad, and attempt to take control of thefield and resources along the railroad.

The full trial is due to begin on April 6th, and by a twist of fate (or, as Mr Berlusconi's followers will no doubt contend, malevolent design) all three judges at the trial will be women.

They have to contend against draught every year.

It is the principle I contend for, not individual or private benefit.

Owners, on the other hand, must contend with volatile prices, partly because housing supply is so unresponsive to demand.

The President's advisers contend that they have never seen a force as cohesive, well-trained and ideologically driven.

The evidence that these remains represent a real feast and not just ritual placement of animal parts into the Burial is considerable, the authors contend.

The scientists contend that Bush ducked because his brain’s action pathway categorized the trajectory of the shoe as a threat well before his perception pathway began to track its flight.

I contend that every code base includes idiomatic patterns, so any project would do.

I contend, quite bluntly, that marking up a book is not an act of mutilation but of love.

After all, while Harry envies Ron his large, loving family, Ron has to contend with his middle-child syndrome, and must contrast his own threadbare lifestyle with Harry's wealth.

If eventually charged, he may well contend that the cash was for donations to the charity, not bribes for himself.

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Many American businessmen contend, with some justification, that the Japanese dump not only TV sets but also steel, textiles, float glass and radio tuners.