A contentious speech act; a dispute where there is strong disagreement.
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A university should be a space of free contestation of ideas.
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The killing must further be motivated by contestation over access to political power.
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South Africans are in a process of political contestation to actualise these, or not.
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Let him shew, by a good contestation, his work in the meekness of wisdom.
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I am here, at Alatri, on the 22 June: so much is beyond contestation.
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Behind this lies the contestation for control of state resources.
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Failure to do so, as warned by the Revive Movement, would result in court contestation.
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That this level of vigor of debate of contestation has been there from the very beginning.
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As a small island nation, we are a society that is more comfortable with consensus than contestation.
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The contestation for this coveted award will surely be the subject of debate well after the tournament's concluded.
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It is mine and my legal team's contestation that I'm still a member of the DA, Willemse said
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The liberal ideal, according to Steenhuisen, thrives on contestation such as freedom of the press and freedom of speech.
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In direct contestation to Motshekga's revised date directives, the provincial department of education decided to reopen classrooms this week.
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However, this analysis is not to deny that the Constitution is, and should be, a site of authentic contestation.
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After days of contestation, Mathebe had finally granted the ANC and EFF a date for the special council meeting.
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Of the 210 seats of the National Assembly, there are still 203 in contestation.