Called "the battle of two Toms" by many, the race has been growing more hotly contested with less than four weeks to go before the Sept. 11 primary.
It is a fast-growing, hotly debated niche in the dental world that involves sedating adult patients with antianxiety drugs and sleeping pills for everything from routine cleanings and fillings to multiple root canals.
The reasons for the growing number of problems are hotly debated.
"That's when the trouble started!!!," Mrs. Coleman wrote in an article titled, "How to Grow Roses Together (and Stay Married)." (The American Rose magazine, published by The American Rose Society in the early 1970's) "We got along well, never argued about money or the four kids we were raising, but we hotly disagreed about growing roses.
Once again, the philosophical implications of this growing body of evidence are hotly disputed, with some arguing for the unreliability of moral intuitions, and, to the extent that moral judgments are a function of moral intuitions, those as well.
The reasons for the growing number of manufacturing problems are hotly debated.
The new series has been hotly anticipated following the growing success of the drama.
As for the consequences of declining Western military capability at a time of growing assertiveness from its rivals, these are hotly debated.
But the prospect of it is being more hotly debated, both inside Syria and beyond.A growing number of governments, including many in the region, have called on President Bashar Assad to make concessions.
Fighting in the area continued, though as did Sudan's aerial bombardments of South Sudanese territory and grew to include the hotly contested Abyei region before finally subsiding in May, as both countries began withdrawing their forces from the region.
It is hotly contested ground in the presidential race because of an explosively growing population of retirees, working-class residents and Hispanics.
