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There has long been debate whether Mosholu or Van Cortlandt has the better layout, faster greens and shorter waits — and which has the better-playing employees.

But for at least the last five years there has been debate whether recycling in the city actually makes economic sense, or whether it costs more to recycle than to simply haul everything to a landfill.

In a parallel literature, there has been debate whether GH replacement therapy is associated with increased cancer risk in three scenarios: (1) tumour recurrence in children with previously treated cancer; (2) second neoplasms (SNs) in survivors of childhood cancer treated with GH; and (3) de-novo cancer in non-cancer patients treated with GH.

Throughout the Internet's evolution, there has been debate whether there are new ethical dilemmas emerging, or if the existing dilemmas are consistent across research or despite technological influence (Elgesem 2002; Walther 2002; Ess & AoIR 2002).

There has been debate whether tACS-induced phosphenes originate cortically or are retinal phenomena (e.g., Ref.  [38], [39]).

Although there has been debate whether MEG can reliably localize signal from hippocampus, compelling evidence that this can be done is available.

The administration has been debating whether to continue the payments.

It had been debated whether this finding was related to rhBMP-2 use.

It has been debated whether there is anything that is properly called Christian philosophy.

It has long been debated whether fluting conferred any adaptive benefit.

It has therefore been debated whether the proclamation was in reality of any force.