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There was a similar mass of fevered speculation at 4chan, a pointedly anarchic site which began as a discussion point for Japanese animation.

Miguel Sard, managing director of mortgages for Santander UK, said: "School catchment areas remain a key discussion point for many parents.

Indeed, the album proves a major discussion point for the film's two lovers, played by Anton Yelchin and Felicity Jones, the young British actress who's rather special in it.

"It's a funny life, but one to be delighted with, when an article in the NYT becomes a wonderful discussion point for a Sunday lunch in a small town in rural Victoria, Australia".

A one-page memorandum drafted by staff members as a discussion point for the meeting said that the chiefs could adopt the view that "now is not the time" because of the continuing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and that the military would be better off delaying the start of the repeal process until 2011.

"Fifa president Sepp Blatter has indicated he will be bringing it as a discussion point for the Fifa Exco [executive committee] in October so we wait to see the relevant reports.

From feminism to climate change, war, immigration and human rights, picture books can provide an easy way into, and fruitful discussion points for, some complex and challenging concepts.

Discussion points for members who have not read this month's book: 1. Studying the cover of this month's selection may provide hints to the reasons that Margy MacDougal chose this book for your group.

Stuff I Want Things I Super-Need Presents I Want You to Want Me to Have Dear Christ, Please Let These Items Go on Sale Décor… AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU DIDN'T TURN ON THE LIGHT? Discussion points for members who have not read this month's book: It's lucky that dolls can sit still longer than human beings.

This along with comparative differences with patent systems in other countries has served as key discussion points for supporters of patent reform.

However, who should keep wicket in this summer's Tests is one of the main discussion points for the selectors, and the Johannesburg-born gloveman begins the new season hoping that strong county performances will help him regain his place in the national side.