- “Essential
Contestedness” of
Political Concepts", Ethics, Vol.95, No. 4, (July 1985), pp. 811–827. Waldron, J., "Is the Rule of Law an
Essentially Contested Concept...
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authority to
decide a
contested election, su****ding even a
state legislature or court.
Court cases have held that
House decisions of
contested elections cannot...
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Contest may
refer to:
Competition Will
contest Contesting,
amateur radio contesting (radiosport)
Contest (2013 film), an
American film
Contest (1932 film)...
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these are
often amongst the most
hotly contested races in any election.[citation needed] Also, an open
contest is
created when the term of
office is limited...
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Senate will be
contested. Thirty-nine
state and
territorial gubernatorial and
numerous other state and
local elections will also be
contested. This will be...
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CONTEST is the
United Kingdom's counter-terrorism strategy. It was
first developed by the Home
Office in
early 2003, and a
revised version was made public...
- "The
Contest" is the 51st
episode of the NBC
sitcom Seinfeld. The 11th
episode of the
fourth season, it
aired on
November 18, 1992. In the episode, Jerry...
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valid only if a will is
contested without probable cause. This
article mainly discusses American law and cases. Will
contests are more
common in the US...
- such that half of the
seats are
contested at each election. Even
numbered seats and odd
numbered seats are
contested in
separate election years. The President...
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Founded in 1982 as a two-team competition, the
current version has been
contested since 2019–20 by four teams: the
winners and runners-up of La Liga and...