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Owen Jones, who also participated in the programme, described it as "a rowdy, chaotic show, based on the formula of "who shouts loudest"." This view was echoed by Neil Midgley of The Telegraph, who felt that both follow-up programmes "didn't live up to [the] standards" of the series, and that the debate had "sparked a lot of shouting and tumult, but very little new wisdom".
The debate has sparked a war of words between business organisations on either side of the debate.
Pesetsky marvels at the interest this debate has sparked, not only within the field but in the world at large.
The renewed debate has sparked a significant backlash from ethnic and religious communities, and it has divided the Coalition.
The future of work debate has sparked a set of important conversations about how to change fundamental institutions like health care, pensions, and labor organization.
We are glad the debate has sparked a huge interest in the whole topic, and hope research will now evolve even more quickly.
But since the Royal Society, which advises the government on science, launched a separate investigation into whether greater gender diversity would lead to better science, an online debate has sparked around whether this is more about economics than moral arguments.
At the time of writing, an article wondering whether "no platform" – originally a tool of the anti-fascist movement – is being used to suppress legitimate debate has sparked a vicious Twitter war.
The debate has sparked a rumour mill of unconfirmed reports on how the Iranian soccer association may be trying to mediate the opposing positions.
