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Contentious I was a
British air-portable tank
destroyer testbed which came
about in the late 50s as part of
Project Prodigal, a huge
overlapping project...
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Contentious politics is the use of
disruptive techniques to make a
political point, or to
change government policy.
Examples of such
techniques are actions...
- In
English ecclesiastical law,
contentious jurisdiction (Latin:
forum contentiosum) is
jurisdiction over
matters in
controversy between parties, in contradistinction...
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fleshy and wrinkle-free forehead, litigiousness, vanity, deceit, and
contentiousness; a
sharp forehead,
weakness and fickleness; a
wrinkled forehead, great...
- Look up contention or
contentious in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Contention or
contentious may
refer to:
Contention (telecommunications), a media...
- the
surname of
longtime U.S.
political figure Ray Mabus.
Following the
contentious 2000 U.S.
presidential election wherein George W. Bush was
elected president...
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International Court of
Justice has
jurisdiction in two
types of cases:
contentious cases between states in
which the
court produces binding rulings between...
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favorable reviews".
Robert Abele of the Los
Angeles Times wrote: As
contentiousness turned into real-world consequences,
Reversing Roe
reminds us that...
- [citation needed] Many
current conflicts play out in
articles about contentious topics,
often with two
entrenched opposing sides, that
reflect debates...
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eclipsed by Feinman's battle-cry rhetoric,
which may
primarily fuel
contentiousness between policyholders and
insurers and
misconceptions about the claim...
