At the forefront of that speculation is fashion designer Rachel Roy, who has allegedly served as point of contention in the Knowles-Carter family for quite some time -- or at least back to the infamous Elevator Incident between Beyonce's husband Jay Z and sister Solange.
When he's not fighting to remain in control over all aspects of his department or serving as point of contention in local elections, San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi has been making good on his promise to bring a progressive vision to the city's Sheriff's Department.
Even Obama's supporters raised questions about whether the reward was deserved, with progressives pointing to the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as a detention policy that still enrages civil libertarians as logical points of contention.
I identify the relationship between abstraction and representation and the principle of convergence as the main points of contention.
There have been other points of contention as well.
Not surprisingly, few critics can agree on the contemporary canon or even on the idea of a canon, for to do so requires making assumptions about critical vocabulary and criteria, assumptions that themselves are points of contention, as are ideas about the function of criticism.
But and this is at the heart of the legitimate (as opposed to bogus) points of contention in the U.S.-China relationship there is no getting around the Communist Party's primacy.
Among food-obsessed Angelenos, shawarma isn't as much a point of contention as, say, ramen or carne asada.
One of the points of contention, as Kushner recalls it, was the structure of "Perestroika," which Eustis thought should have three acts, like "Millennium," but which Kushner had written as a five-act play.
Even bigger points of contention as of late have been issues around data consent and treatment.
