Word: objectionability
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Named for its lead plaintiff, a retired schoolteacher, the case was originally filed in Boone County, Mo., where the spill occurred. But Carr refiled it, over Monsanto's objection, in St. Clair County, Ill., where the chemical was made. He was well aware that juries have been generous there. Complains...
Over another Monsanto objection, Carr got all the spill cases consolidated, so the proceedings involved 65 plaintiffs, each with multiple medical complaints from alleged dioxin exposure. More than 80,000 pages of testimony from 167 witnesses have been transcribed so far. The case file is already five feet thick. Over...
Whether transposed or superimposed, opera today admits a multitude of possible interpretations. Innovation, even if it is not always completely successful, keeps the art fresh; and in any case, those who claim that the real drama in opera is found in the singing can have no reasonable objection to new...
That is not the kind of council undergraduates pay to support. the term bill fee should fund advocates of student's interests. The council members indicated last semester that they do not share that view of their role when they raised no objection when Eisert joined one of the final...
Karaklajic said this objection was unfounded because the ISA is not an exclusive group limited to only foreign students but is open to al Harvard students. The 100-member organization has 25 American participants, the largest national group within the ISA, she said.