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The selling of the Qadirpur field could be controversial because it is considered a strategic asset.

The new policy is certain to be controversial, because it involves a judgment call that can border on mind reading.

Already, 3.3 million acres in Montana are federally protected, and adding so much new land would be controversial because it would ban logging and motorized vehicle use.

Dr. Margon said the result would be controversial "because it is a very difficult measurement," and Dr. Lanzetta himself said his conclusions would require further analysis and observations.

The choice of the West Burton site for a fresh wave of protest, which campaigners expect to attract numbers "in the high hundreds", may be controversial because it was targeted last year by 21 activists from the group No Dash for Gas.

"Jed's so much more sensible and prudent," says Chua. "I kept saying: 'I don't think this book is going to be controversial, because it has so many studies in it …' But Jed said: 'Amy, it's going to be controversial!'" "She kept imagining it wouldn't be," says Rubenfeld.

Celera's work on the human genome has been controversial because it makes most of its data available only to paying subscribers.

The practice is controversial because it allows the company placed into administration to shed its debts.

It's important because it's controversial, and it's controversial because it's important.

CV is controversial because it involves asking individuals directly about monetary valuation.

The ISC was controversial because it was accountible to Downing Street and not to parliament.