Again, the logic was persuasive, but the execution was questionable and the dramatic destruction caused controversy.
Played at Jeppesen Stadium in Houston, a single-deck structure used for high school games, the 1962 A.F.L. title game had it all: momentum swings, wild weather, late-game dramatics, a shocking controversy and plenty of star power.
The second was the more dramatic, but the controversies of the first included the questions of money supply targets and the origins of Geoffrey Howe's budget of 1981, which prompted a condemnatory letter from 364 economists.
In the fight to retain control of the information flow, Pirate Bay has been the subject of site blocks, court cases, dramatic intercontinental manhunts and media controversy.
Last week's congressional hearing with a few State Department "whistle-blowers" provided some dramatic underpinnings to the Benghazi controversy, and further confirmation that there was no protest gone wrong but a terrorist attack gone right.
The most dramatic example of this is a controversy currently taking place in the pages of the Jewish Chronicle.
Recently, controversy about whether the dramatic increase of thermal conductivity with small nanoparticle loading in nanofluids is true was reported [30, 31].
From this vantage point, as contemporaneous fears and modern audiences' continuing fascination testify, the popular stage developed a remarkable capacity to explore and realize, in dramatic form, some of the fundamental controversies of its time.
And the sudden, dramatic emergence of Governor Palin — and the controversy that instantly greeted her candidacy — created the impression that Republican strategists had acted without the careful planning that had characterized their previous campaigns.
A dramatic opening inning of fielding failures and umpiring controversy paved the way for a comfortable World Series game one victory for the Boston Red Sox over the St Louis Cardinals.
