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The Ministry of Justice's initiative, if successful, would be particularly controversial at a time of high unemployment.
The bill is particularly controversial at a time when the state is facing major budget problems and drastically cutting spending on higher education.
The trend for the country's young players to leave the domestic league too early to seek fortunes overseas has been particularly controversial at home, and perhaps the brightest of the new generation, Kaka, is already a jealously protected star in Italy with AC Milan.
The Muskoka spending was particularly controversial, as Canada's auditor-general at the time declared "rules were broken" over both the G8 and G20 summit spending; but he called special attention to the "32 municipal projects" that were greenlit in Muskoka from the coffers of a $50 millionG8G8 Legacy Fund," meant to repay the cottage-country community that hosted the disruptive summit.
"When it comes to interpreting treaties or settling international business disputes, the Court has always looked to the laws of other countries, and the practice has not been particularly controversial," says Norman Dorsen, a professor at New York University Law School.
The governorship race in Tamaulipas is particularly controversial because long-latent accusations of narco-complicity have been at the forefront of the campaign.
His deal with public-university administrators was particularly controversial.
The issue of stock options has been particularly controversial.
(A performance at the 2008 Stellar Awards, during which he kept dropping to a squat, was particularly controversial online, though it received a standing ovation from the audience).
