contradicted in A Sentence

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    He seems to have Contradicted himself:.

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    Conditions of the contracting party are expressly Contradicted.

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    Today I Contradicted you.

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    So everything was Contradicted.

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    I've never Contradicted my father.

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    Afterwards, they were all told information that Contradicted the video they had seen earlier.

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    Although I'm sure that I will be Contradicted, I say that Opera is better.

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    This began to change, however, after he read science books that Contradicted his religious beliefs.

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    Bolton Contradicted the president's narrative, swiftly telling media outlets that he had made the decision to resign.

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    Anything that Contradicted that image was supressed, and military leaders were forced to report only good news.

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    As with most major worldviews, not everything about the Four Noble Truths is completely Contradicted by the Bible.

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    University of Hyderabad doctor Rajashree M Contradicted some claims made by Irani regarding the circumstances of Rohith's death.

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    Yet truly, Elnathan, and Delaiah, and Gemariah Contradicted the king, so that he might not burn the book.

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    After two investigations Contradicted one other, the Indian Supreme Court concluded there was no evidence Modi was at fault.

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    Not only did Mr Modi blatant lie to the SIT, but Contradicted himself in the answer to a later question.

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    At a press conference to announce their findings the two Indian co-authors Contradicted some findings in their own paper.

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    But when the Jews saw the multitudes, they were filled with jealousy, and Contradicted the things which were spoken by Paul, and blasphemed.

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    It's an example of a policy action that achieved short-term political gains, even though it Contradicted policy objectives and its effects lacked transparency.

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    Behold this child is destined for the fall and for the rise of many in Israel, and for a sign that shall be Contradicted.

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    Hours later the Global Times Contradicted this report- saying he had been given a treatment known as ECMO, which keeps a person's heart pumping.

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    In the following years both Coubertin and Demetrius Vikelas would offer recollections of the selection process that Contradicted the official minutes of the congress.

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    So believing that climate change is real and advancing- as climatologists do- to this group of scientists innately Contradicted their sense of“freedom,”“democracy” and“the American way.”.

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    But last week's official estimates were disputed both by march organisers and Contradicted by an independent estimate carried out for news media, which gave a higher estimate.

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    But last week's official estimates were disputed both by march organizers and Contradicted by an independent estimate carried out for news media, which gave a higher estimate.

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    In response to her remarks Naser Khader, a fellow Muslim Dane, stated that Abdol-Hamid spoke so much nonsense and Contradicted herself so often that one"gets completely dizzy.".

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    So whom was a person at that time to believe​ - Jeremiah or those who Contradicted him?​ - Jeremiah 23: 16, 17; 28: 1, 2, 10- 17.

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    Prior to 1951, the International Olympic Committee Contradicted this, stating that each color represented a continent, contrary to what de Coubertin, who came up with the design, said.

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    I would always wondered how this could be true, given that it seemed obviously Contradicted by common experience, but I hadn't known that it was seriously debated, or why.

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    The phone is extremely light in weight and does not inconvenience the wearer," the magazine insisted in text that clearly Contradicted what readers were seeing before their very eyes.

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    It's been widely held by theologians of lots of different religions that when a sacred text is Contradicted by science, the text needs to be interpreted accordingly as symbolic or metaphorical.

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