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Opinions diverge on whether full-service banks or specialist credit-card companies like MBNA are better positioned if the economy continues to deteriorate.
If we regard labor management practices in the organization as a natural operation of a "contract," the above two groups of literature diverge on whether the contract is coordinated through a price mechanism or through a somehow authoritarian hierarchy.
Functional connectivity studies on prosody leave no doubt about the existence of such streams [7, 8], but opinions diverge on whether information travels along dorsal [9] or ventral [10, 11] pathways.
They diverge on whether Soviet forces in World War II are heroes who defeated the Nazis or invaders who began an occupation of Estonia that would last almost five decades.
In the forum, Clinton and Trump diverged on whether the US should deploy ground troops to Iraq.
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers expressed concern about Afghanistan, but diverged on whether the administration should recalibrate its policy.
With North Korea's relations with the outside world at a low ebb, foreign diplomats were busy today, with Americans and Russians diverging on whether to take the issue of North Korea's nuclear programs to the United Nations Security Council.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR The three Republican presidential candidates leading in the polls diverged on whether to take military action against Iran's nuclear program, in the wake of a report from United Nations weapons inspectors that the country has "carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear device".
Scholarly opinion even diverges on whether resilience may be considered as a relatively stable personality trait or not [ 10, 19- 21].
However, the two reports diverged on whether the C- or N-terminal region of RIG-I was being ubiquitinated (Gao et al. 2009; Oshiumi et al. 2009).
Opinions diverge, however, on whether initial right ventricular dilation and decreased RVEF portend poor prognosis.
