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The incident will be reviewed at the BHA this morning, when one of the issues to be discussed is whether there should be some acknowledgement within the stewards' notice if such changes are made in the future.

Yet one question that is only just starting to be discussed is whether the public is aware that their tweets, their Facebook posts and their Wikipedia edits are being sucked up by academics, private companies, the Pentagon, and even the CIA.

One question which needs to be discussed is whether the results obtained here can be generalized and whether the scale presented here can be used in other contexts.

The question that needs to be discussed is whether the crural response to straining is the result of a direct action or reflex in nature.

The first issue to be discussed is whether systematically avoiding IFs is ethically good or bad; the answer to this might differ depending on the research context or clinical field.

The last issue to be discussed is whether or not the orchestrated peak in cell cycle gene mRNA expression at mid-pregnancy in mouse islets is relevant for changes in beta cell mass in human pregnancies.

In other words, the question being discussed is whether-and in what ways-natural law thinking had any impact on the creation and protection of civil and human rights, drawing most of the evidence from the early federal and state reports.

Other topics to be discussed are whether we can put constraints on the stellar evolution by comparing the observed populations and theoretical results, which uncertainties in the theory seem to play the most important role and what questions must be answered in the future.

Further important points to be discussed are whether stratification of treatment and control groups for appearance of cluster seizures, breed and age of onset should be attempted.

While I understand your wish to broaden the argument, all we are meant to be discussing is whether YouTube was right to take down a video apparently posted by Elliot Rodger.

Thomas Wilhelmsson, the rector of Helsinki University, ranked in the world's top 100 universities, says: "The most that has been discussed is whether we should charge fees for overseas students.