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- 01. The labor [dispute] has lasted for over 6 months now, and there is no end in sight.02. You can't [dispute] the fact that you kissed my wife; I saw you myself.03. He won his pay [dispute] with his employer after the union intervened.04. The issue has been at the center of a bitter [dispute] between the state and federal governments for over a year.05. Economists [dispute] the suggestion that immigrants are a drain on the economy.06. Japan has [disputed] the ownership of these islands with the Russians since the Second World War.07. The Americans are planning to [dispute] the decision with the International Olympic Committee.08. Mark Twain once said that some men worship rank, some worship heroes, some worship power, some worship God, and over these ideals they [dispute], but they all worship money.09. Epicurus once said that in a philosophical [dispute], he gains most who is defeated, since he learns most.10. What began as a simple property [dispute] between the two neighbors became a serious problem when one man cut down a tree which the other considered to be on his land.11. Syria's boundary with Israel has been in [dispute] since 1967.12. After Sri Lanka achieved independence from Britain in 1948, [disputes] occurred, mostly between the Tamil minority and the Sinhalese majority.13. Islamic law holds that in a [dispute], the testimony of two women is equivalent to that of one man.14. Azerbaijan must peacefully resolve its [dispute] with Armenia in order to allow the country to prosper economically.15. A Congolese proverb notes, "Two birds [disputed] about a seed, when a third swooped down, and carried it off."16. The great Italian painter Caravaggio was forced to flee Rome after killing a man in a [dispute] over a tennis match.17. In April of 1995, the European Union and Canada ended a bitter [dispute] over fishing rights in the North Atlantic with a deal which would protect threatened fish stocks.18. In the 1980s, Iran fought a bloody, indecisive war with Iraq over [disputed] territory.19. It is an [indisputable] fact that global temperatures are alarmingly higher than normal this year.20. By the late eighteenth century, France had become the [undisputed] center of the Western art world.21. Whether John alone was responsible for the accident is [disputable]. Both drivers were going over the speed limit.22. Never let a little [dispute] injure a great relationship.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.