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But within the Bush administration, it has been a matter of some controversy whether to abandon the Clinton-era accord.

There has been some controversy whether to allow endgame studies composed with tablebase assistance into composing tourneys.

There were a few stars (such as Alan Greenspan) and a few controversies (whether to prick asset bubbles).

Although it has been accepted that observational studies are susceptible to bias, there is an ongoing controversy whether and to what extend confounding by indication and healthy vaccinee bias affect influenza VE estimates [ 3– 9].

In fact, the controversy over whether to give back the Aksum Obelisk has been supplanted by controversy over how to give it back.

I mention another controversy, about whether to remove the statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oriel College, Oxford, because he was a racist colonialist.

— Trump said he plans to leave the "controversy" of whether to overturn the landmark abortion decision Roe v. Wade up to the courts.

The key controversy was whether to rebuild the 14 surrounding villages, or to cluster new homes in the original town centre.

The controversy over whether to publish the papers intersects with both types of responsibilities.

There is, of course, controversy over whether to take the division of the soul in the Republic to involve agent-like parts or something more like aspects.

"The most important controversy is whether to start mammography at age 40 or not," Cummings said.