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Some of the information from the 19th century is contradictive.

James A. Crawford says that these are mutually contradictive requirements.

Garak reveals a few (mutually contradictive) clues about his past.

The dynastic conditions on Bali at this time are therefore partly obscure, with largely contradictive sources.

According to Hare, prescriptivists cannot argue that amoralists are logically wrong or contradictive.

Three-over-eight (3:8) is one of the most metrically contradictive, and extraordinarily dynamic cross-rhythms found in African music.

"I thought that was kind of odd, that they would think that a country song was too bitter to be a single - a little contradictive to the genre."

Beginning in the 1020s, the Georgian kings pursued contradictive but generally expansionist policy against the emirs of Tbilisi, this latter city coming sporadically under Georgian control.

The Crusade ends with the Empire's mysterious crushing defeat - only a handful of survivors flee the Federation, relaying both weird and mutually contradictive accounts of the massacre.

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The USA charged that Syria exercised pressure against the National Assembly to amend the constitution, and many of the Lebanese rejected it, saying that it was considered as contradictive to the constitution and its principles.