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The broadcasters would have debated which of the two was the right strategy.

And scientists have long debated which of the 4,750 species of lizards are the closest cousins to snakes.

In Olga's kitchen, one grandchild chopped onion and garlic for a vat of Olga's "Szekely gulyas," a pork-and-sauerkraut goulash seasoned with caraway seeds, while a team of grandchildren debated which of the sweet peppers that Olga grows in her backyard should be stuffed.

As TV pundits debated which of the two forwards had been more impressive – the Uruguayan, after all, does have Leo Messi and Neymar as a supporting cast – the crowd at the San Paolo offered up the highest form of praise they could think of, adapting a chant that they once sang for Diego Maradona.

Although it is debated which of these models best explains the way numerosities are internally represented (Cantlon et al. 2009; Dehaene et al. 2009), it is clear that the approximate number sense shows scalar variability, a feature common to many, seemingly more fundamental, sensory perceptions.

The niece called other relatives in America, who debated which of them could afford to take in a family of five.

Publishers are constantly debating which of the two is on top.

We don't sound like expert diagnosticians debating which of several potential infections could be causing a patient's trouble.

Mr. Hochman said he wanted the board to end its practice of debating which of three different formulas to follow, "two of which were pretty lousy, pretty inaccurate".

Scientists are currently debating which of those other factors might be responsible for the slower pace of surface warming since 1998.

The skill of the play lies in debating which of the two, when the chips are down, has the more active conscience.