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disputed

[dih-spyoo-tid] / dɪˈspyu tɪd /






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The attorney, David Fink, disputed the loss on the renewable fuels project.

From The Wall Street Journal

And the 1.5 million "members" figure has been disputed, with one researcher suggesting half a million appear to have come from a single address.

From BBC

DHS officials have disputed that characterization, saying the father fled on foot and that an agent stayed with Liam for his safety.

From Salon

Experts note that this approach could introduce bias, especially when the identity of a track was uncertain or disputed.

From Science Daily

In an internal message sent to employees earlier this week, the group said that the disputed contract, awarded in December, was "the subject of an appeal".

From Barron's