Chinese leaders openly debate competing approaches to the economy, but their calls for political liberalization have become increasingly rare.
Hi-fi elitists may debate competing technologies of moving coil versus moving magnet cartridges as if Middle East peace depended on the answer, but turntables are really simple machines.
The debate competed with a Donald Trump rally at which Trump scribbled his autograph directly on a small child, so it's clear that alternative entertainment was available.
Next month, Congress is expected to debate competing legislation that will either substantially change how the NSA and partner agencies do business – for example, by rendering illegal the current practice of collecting phone records in bulk – or make only a few marginal changes.
""Desegregated Schools with Segregated Education"." The Integration Debate: Competing Futures for American Cities.
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Crossing swords in debate, competing in offering new readings of the classics, reacting against and influenced by one another in this crisscrossing of ideas, Xuanxue flourished.
Leaders strategize, create places for other activists to devise and debate competing ideas, and evaluate the movement's success.
The debate competed with a "Sunday Night Football" contest between the Green Bay Packers and the New York Giants on NBC, which averaged 16.6 million viewers.
Author's Note: the case of Southwest Elementary, along with a similar example out of Rockville Centre High School in Long Island, NY, is documented by William Darity, Jr. and Alicia Jolla in "Desegregated Schools with Segregated Education," in Hartman, Chester and Gregory Squires, The Integration Debate: Competing Futures for America's Cities.
