The controversy is mostly attributed to Rep. Lisa Brown, who ended her address to her colleagues with, "I'm flattered you're all so concerned about my vagina, but no means no".
This controversy could be attributed to differing fat content in these two species, which is in addition to other factors related to differences in their feeding habits.
The reason for such controversy can be attributed to the lack of studies reporting long-term follow-up until full growth of the hip joint is achieved.
Part of the controversy may be attributed to the fact that responses to insulin are highly heterogeneous; indeed, clear populations of "responders" and "nonresponders" have been identified in several studies (3, 4) and can be related to numerous factors including physical condition (5).
Some of the controversy can be attributed to the fact that several studies have focused on the development of oral cancer in cohorts of patients with OLP diagnosed on the basis of different criteria and followed for various periods of time.
These controversies can be attributed to their transient effect on COX-2 inhibition, which is also related to dosage, gender and duration of therapy.
She succeeded Lawrence H. Summers, who resigned in the wake of controversy over remarks that attributed women's lack of visibility in the sciences to intrinsic sex differences.
The controversy stems from remarks attributed to Dr. Fulani nearly two decades ago, in which she said Jews "had to sell their souls to acquire Israel" and had to "function as mass murderers of people of color" to keep it.
The Rev. Günter Saalfrank, a minister who oversees Protestant churches in Hof and the surrounding region, attributed the controversy to ignorance of Judaism and said it is unfortunate that the debate has revolved around the definition of criminal bodily injury.
