Saturnine and disputatious, an unrepentant loner, this tall graceful man who moved like a panther seemed forever to have a chip on his shoulder.
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It, too, is a vast network of information, arguing voices ( those disputatious rabbis ), confusion, contradiction and mutually entangled certitudes.
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But Pat Roberts, the chairman, is said to think the suppressed report is " disputatious . " He won't make it public.
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But he has had to contend not only with disputatious allies but with a commander in chief who has hesitated again and again in the Bosnia crisis.
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David J . Bederman, an Emory University law professor who helped represent Sea Hunt, said the court's opinion would be influential but disputatious.
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Calling disputatious edits " corrections " is disingenuous and an attempt at misdirection .-- talk ) 18 : 42, 4 July 2010 ( UTC)
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The most important and admittedly disputatious point in their new theory, the scientists said, is that such variations in behaviors need not imply underlying genetic variations.
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The disputatious group exchanged fire on the usual issues, like software encryption and digital royalties and, of course, the embattled file-sharing program Napster.
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An enemy is, after all, a great way to get otherwise litigious, disputatious and downright ornery people to shut up and worry together about the same thing.
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Grand visions are not easily realized in a city of disputatious citizens and bureaucrats, but this one now seems within reach, thanks partly to Gov . George Pataki.
