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court to stay an
indictment for
perjury as the
indictment was
found to
controvert the respondent's
earlier acquittal for murder. The
court held that charging...
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Thomas Henry (1892). "Agnosticism And Christianity".
Essays Upon Some
Controverted Questions. Macmillan. p. 364.
Agnosticism And Christianity: Therefore...
- or unknown,
visible or
invisible to astronomers. For, who is able to
controvert the
theory previously suggested, that the
earth itself will, like the...
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notion of Gr****: diaspora/Hebrew:
Palestine in
matters of
canon has been
controverted by
clear evidence of the
circulation of the
Septuagint in Palestine....
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March 2019. Cowie, D. J. (1934). "How
Christchurch Got Its Name – A
Controverted Subject".
Victoria University of Wellington.
Archived from the original...
- they think, are
totally implausible, unbelievable, disre****ble, and
controvertible, for they go
beyond the
bounds of reason.
Militant atheists can find...
- are "of one substance", and the
issues it
raised would be
seriously controverted in the ****ure. At the end of the
creed came a list of anathemas, designed...
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followed Travels With Charley's
trail using the author's own
diaries controverted the book's accuracy,
casting Steinbeck's
claimed reportage as largely...
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vertere adverse, adversity, advertise, anniversary, avert, controversy,
controvert, conversant, conversation, converse, convert, diversify, divert, extrovert...
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perjury following a
previous acquittal where a
finding of
perjury would controvert the acquittal. This was
confirmed in the case of R v Carroll,
where the...