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But the advances over the last 15 years have also energized a debate among designers and industrial psychologists about how machines should relate to their human operators.
While Google's original intentions and actions with the project are still unclear, the commission's report and fine are likely to energize an ongoing debate about Internet privacy.
But the complex policy debates descended into personal attacks, and the "leave" campaign's focus on immigration energized a radical, racist fringe on the British right.
The filmmaker Oliver Stone's documentary of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has re-energized a long-running debate about the future of Venezuela and what it means for democracy in other countries.
The train derailment that killed four people in New York Sunday has re-energized a long-running debate over the use of technology to prevent rail accidents and placed the governors of New York and Connecticut squarely in the middle of it.
With the presidential election approaching, the White House was not expected to rush to nominate a new ambassador, a move that would lead to confirmation hearings that might re-energize an already politicized debate over the United States mission in Libya and the security of American personnel there.
But his case has rightly energized the debate about gun laws and the fragmented American mental health "system".
WASHINGTON -- Politicians and political scientists debate whether the greater priority in achieving electoral success in the United States is to energize a party's base or appeal to independent-minded centrists.
It was a single governor, George Ryan of Illinois, who energized the national debate on capital punishment by imposing a moratorium on executions.
"He can energize a crowd.
