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Age 9+ History's place in the curriculum is once again being debated.

The fate of the world's last stocks of the deadly smallpox virus is once again being debated.

One of the chief risks today, as Iraq is again being debated, is that the decision to attack Iraq is being separated from the violent chaos the U.S. helped create in that country, a violent chaos that has led directly to ISIS.

The Australian action also comes just three weeks before a meeting of the International Whaling Commission in Morocco where the scientific-whaling issue will again be debated.

The momentum-killing dry scrape will be evaluated and three-on-three plagainll again be debated.

The attack on Monday came as officials have again been debating proposals for a new law to protect journalists — in the event that the country's political class can end the nearly five-month stalemate that has followed March's parliamentary elections and form a new government.

To do this, it has included a transparency in supply chain (Tisc) clause into the bill, which this week is being debated again in the Lords.

Britain's "skills gap" is being debated again, with research by the jobs website Totaljobs.com warning about mismatches between what employers need and what is available to them in the talent pool.

WELLINGTON — The benefits of foreign property ownership are being debated again after a left-wing lobby group said Shania Twain's purchases on the South Island had done little, if anything, for the country.

The titanic piece of legislation known simply as "the farm bill" is being debated again in Washington.

Presently the ban is being debated again--and the machines' impact on wildlife is at the heart of the issue.