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It later said that Qatari officials were not notified of the Israeli strike ahead of time, contradicting the US statement.

However, S&P’s report acknowledged that satellite data showed a much more modest reduction of 4%, contradicting the company’s own data, which was collected by airplane.

"A lot of teams would make excuses but we are not one," Brook said, both conforming to and contradicting coach Brendon McCullum's call for humility.

It’s also clumsy, farcical and potentially self-destructive; I would argue that those qualities complement the menace, rather than undercutting or contradicting it.

But she developed a reputation for being a demanding perfectionist and mean, contradicting that pleasant imagery associated with her brand.