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(61) He insists on very great freedom to choose, even when there is stark and utter contradiction between the rival approaches.

(62) He had no ear for differences, no time for the opposing view, valiant in his deafness to contradiction.

(63) There is a tense contradiction in the use of language in this book.

(64) This was totally in contradiction to Mr Venables' claim that he was promised security of tenure.

(65) Moreover, Hilbert intended that it would be possible to prove that the scheme was free from contradiction.

(66) This model would obviously allow for contradiction and divergence but would be one of mobile equilibrium with positive indications.

(67) He sees the trajectory of his industrial social formation in contradiction to meeting fundamental human and social needs.

(68) The obvious contradiction that this created between Reagan as campaigner and as governor was partly offset by compensatory reductions in property taxes.

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(69) Marx believed that this contradiction would be highlighted by a second: the contradiction between social production and individual ownership.

(70) I shall suggest that there is a sense in which the very notion of a homosexual sensibility is a contradiction in terms.

(71) Here there is no contradiction, because the bass is consonant with all the upper notes.

(72) Contradiction and conflict Marxist theory begins with the simple observation that in order to survive, humans must produce food and material objects.

(73) It may be a contradiction in textile terms but these weavers spin a good yarn.

(74) An uneasy contradiction, none the less, cuts across this apparent serenity.

(75) One may say that socialist market economy is a contradiction in terms.

(76) Despite this basic contradiction, he began with a notable act of conciliation.

(77) The most important instrument of dirigisme is subsidy, even though subsidy in a free market in a contradiction in terms.

(78) Here again the main focus is the contradiction between communal property and the growth of individual property.

(79) Above all, it imposed norms of order and limitation to conceal the Dionysiac revelation of contradiction and excess as ultimate realities.

(80) But in this contradiction between productivity and safety, between speed and conformity to regulations, which does the corporation prioritize?

(81) Science has to cling to the available evidence even in the teeth of seeming contradiction.

(82) In our business, the phrase "harmless error" is a contradiction in terms.

(83) The contradiction is a real one and deserves the most thoughtful consideration.

(84) In a turbulent environment, diversity, contradiction and disjunction are the norm.

(85) There was a significant increase in accuracy after adaptation in both cases; this causes a contradiction.

(86) The question therefore arises as to what the implications of this contradiction might be.

(87) It was this longer-term exchange that Bukharin recognised as being the central contradiction in the then current situation.

(88) It has been said to be a fundamental contradiction in the Weberian model of bureaucracy.

(89) Delusions are based on wishes too, but they are in contradiction to reality.

(90) It is sometimes argued that a science of religion is a contradiction in terms.