Walcott himself improved over the course of Wednesday's contentious tie, which was his third appearance in a week.
The two most contentious issues tied to the referendum have been immigration and the economy.
Parliament is in the throes of a contentious debate about ties with the United States, which have been virtually frozen since American warplanes killed 24 Pakistani soldiers during a disputed border clash in November.
She discovered that prosody, the apparently fixed set of rules for reading poetry, was a subject of contentious debate often tied to issues of class and national identity.
After Sullivan's reinstatement, Dragas complimented her on the speeches she gave during the crisis — Sullivan was a leader, after all — and many board members expressed the hope that the president had emerged in a strong-enough position to tackle contentious issues like tying faculty compensation to performance.
After a contentious match, Edge tied Hardy's arms in the ropes, and Lita trapped Hardy in a crucifix hold, leaving Hardy only able to watch Edge win.
"Roma," a somber black-and-white foreign film that carries the contentious Netflix imprint, tied "The Favourite" for the year's most nominations, including Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Original Screenplay and an unexpected Best Supporting Actress slot for the little-known Marina de Tavira.
A8 Budget Battle in Congress The House tied a contentious immigration bill to a measure to provide another $81.3 billion for military operations and foreign aid mostly in Iraq and Afghanistan, potentially complicating negotiations with the Senate on both issues.
In the latest twist in a contentious debate about a possible tie between a retrovirus and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), the journal Retrovirology today published online a study led researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) that refutes that link.
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