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Boxing insiders were speculating about the contentiousness and hostility those talks would breed.
Talk turns to fight with Mayweather by Staff / Las Vegas Sun
It effectively reached out to two audiences: the lawmakers inside the Capitol, who too often are timid, self-interested or ideologically blinkered; and the citizens beyond, whose fears, confusion and complacency have been stoked by a summer of contentiousness and distractions.
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Introduction of trial jury will improve effectiveness of trials, ensure the principle of contentiousness, equality of parties, presumption of innocence in criminal proceedings," Janyl Alieva concluded.
Parliamentary Committee approves establishment of trial jury by AKIpress News Agency
 
 
 
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