dispute
/dɪˈspjuːt/ verb [T]Definition
› to disagree with or express doubts about something: Health insurers dispute the doctors' statement that they don't pay enough to make up for the cost of the vaccine. Many in the television industry dispute research findings suggesting negative long-term effects of television violence.
(Definition of dispute verb from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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