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Noonan warned that any new referendum on the outcome of last week's EU agreement (the one minus the Brits) would be centred on whether or not Ireland stays in the euro.

Much of the current debate about music seems to be centred on whether it has run out of forward motion.

The argument will be centred on whether the term "Kolpak" has racial overtones, or even refers specifically to his country, or whether it is simply a generic term for a foreign player who qualifies to play domestic cricket in England under the Kolpak agreement, enshrined in European law, which states he can do so as a non-overseas player.

Notions of futility are centred on whether CPR is likely to be successful.

But the wider concerns over BP, Shell and others are centred on a growing public debate about whether the core oil and gas extraction activities of these fossil fuel giants should be halted to help tackle climate change.

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Our work is centred on youth exchanges and strategic alliances.

And the discussions are always centred on whether the alleged target was justified in being "offended".

The debate over Mr Obasanjo's successor is partly centred on whether his successor should come from the Muslim-dominated north or the Christian-dominated south.The infighting will probably persist until Mr Obasanjo indicates his choice of successor and tries to rally powerful PDP figures behind him.

The US delegation went into a huddle, meetings were cancelled and talk centred on whether Trump would fulfil his often-repeated threat to withdraw the US from the UN's Paris agreement – blitzing decades of fraught but ultimately successful global negotiations.