Examples of using Hotly contested in English and their translations into Spanish
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Though, the presence of plasticity has been hotly contested.
The whole thing is televised and hotly contested, it being considered a great honour to be among the winners.
Another hotly contested match was Raul Atochero-José Antonio Vicente who defeated Martin-Arturo Mendiuña Marino 7-6 0-6 12-10.
This Act gave Ubangi-Shari a territorial assembly following a hotly contested and competitive election between various political groups in 1957.
French Ligue is hotly contested club football in France
which will be hotly contested.
In 1998, Camacho was the running mate of Joseph Ada in the hotly contested gubernatorial campaign.
But that gets the company deeper into a hotly contested market dominated by Amazon.
Given the level of the test participants was hotly contested, with a scoring system Scrath
I can therefore state that the hardest and most hotly contested negotiations are still infinitely preferable to the easiest of military victories.
Latinos are hotly contested by both parties.
With 80% of the votes counted, we are calling the hotly contested tenth council district race for Elka Ostrovsky.
Sources: Arizona Department of State, The Green Papers Oklahoma was the most hotly contested state of Mini-Tuesday 2004.
point scored will be hotly contested.
Research utilizing cybrid embryos has been hotly contested due to the ethical implications of further cybrid research.
One of the most hotly contested areas of supplementation is using antioxidants during chemotherapy and radiation.
The deal is being hotly contested by South African unions
In fact, the question of whether life existed on other planets had become so hotly contested, it caused one of.
following a hotly contested and largely democratic presidential election.
On August 5, 2004, SBVT began airing a one-minute television spot in three hotly contested states in the ongoing presidential election.