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contentious
Law relating to a cause or legal business that is contested, esp a probate matter


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Substitute Bernard Mendy also forced Jensen into action as Hull upped their hunt for an equaliser before Geovanni's inch-perfect free-kick into the top corner was contentiously ruled out by Jones for pushing in the wall.
Burnley heap pressure on beleaguered Brown by AFP / AFP Global Edition
There is no point in having such an arrangement when the Australians are claiming one-bounce catches," insisted India's Virender Sehwag during last year's controversial Test series which saw Ponting contentiously claim a catch for a caught behind off Rahul Dravid's pad.
Are you having a laugh, Ricky? by Birmingham Mail (England)
Though I must report, honestly and contentiously, that Ben's critical faculties are slightly askew when it comes to ice-cream.
Home to the upper crust; eating out by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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