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In others, victims have been shot in the back, contradicting police accounts.

It demonstrated that he was alive, contradicting thinly-sourced claims that he had been killed in airstrikes earlier in the month.

The contradicting accounts of what happened to the plane would be farcical if not for the 239 people who are missing.

What remains for them to do—whether overlapping, concurring or contradicting—is to speak.

For months prior, Ekaterina along with Nadejda and Maria had been contradicting this fact.

But to wave this discourse of Heathens, how many self-contradicting principles are there held among Christians?

Mark well that I do not renounce the pleasure of changing my opinion or of contradicting myself.

"Such niminy piminy things," said Alicia, contradicting the light of satisfaction in her eyes.

The gentleness of your character prevents your contradicting notions that would appear revolting if you deigned to examine them.

I'm begging your pardon for contradicting you, and well I ought.