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In terms of copyright, another bone of contention, we only show a headline and a couple of lines from each story.

This article introduces a prize-giving guess contest game, analyses and reasons the bone of contention in the method of probability and then discusses its general form.

Mourinho admits it was a bone of contention for Cole last season and has suggested the former West Ham starlet would talk to him if he was currently unhappy.

The main bone of contention is the temperature level of the air-conditioners.

The border has always been a bone of contention between these two countries.

Ironically, the biggest bone of contention there is between two stalwart Allies, the United States and Canada.

Execution and enforcement of appropriate judgments and penalties has long been a bone of contention in cases in China involving alleged intellectual property rights infractions.

But Lend-lease isn't the only bone of contention here.

The small island has been a bone of contention between the two countries for centuries.

Ingria – the northwestern tip of today’s Russia on which St Petersburg now stands – had been a bone of contention between the two countries for centuries, having passed back and forth between them.

It is a bone of contention in the law field that whether economy law can be a independent law department.

One obvious bone of contention is the 4,000km border that runs between the two countries.