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Furious debate was ignited earlier this year when respected academic bell hooks called Beyoncé a terrorist.

The debate was ignited by an admission this week from Professor Ian Wilmut - the scientist widely credited for the research - that he did not create the animal after all.

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This debate was ignited by David Rudlin, an urban designer who last month won the £250,000 Wolfson Economics prize for arguing we must "take a confident bite out of the green belt" and build new garden city extensions to around 40 existing provincial cities and towns, including Oxford, Taunton, Ipswich and Carlisle.

Much debate was ignited by a marginally significant 16% (P = 0.052) reduction in fatal and nonfatal myocardial infarction in the UKPDS where chlorpropamide, glibenclamide, or glipizide were used as initial therapy in newly diagnosed uncomplicated diabetic patients (1).

He added that he wanted to "frame the debate" so that even if Washington delays adoption of his policies, the political debate is ignited around the country, as with the many states who have raised minimum wage on their own.

But after 20 years, Australia's gun control debate is igniting again.

A small privacy debate is igniting over a new sharing feature in Google Reader.

They were portentous incidents for any storyteller seeking to embellish a rivalry narrative in light of the debate that was ignited last week by Jordan's comment that he rates Bryant above James because the former has five championships and the latter only one.

The latest debate on faith in Britain was ignited after Conservative co-chairwoman Baroness Warsi warned that the nation was under threat from a rising tide of "militant secularisation".

The infighting was ignited at the debate Saturday night by front-runner Donald Trump, who was unrelenting in his criticism of both how well the 43rd president kept America safe before and after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and of the hawkish Republican worldview in general.