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Either way, the whole affair has again sparked a debate which should make everyone with an interest in politics question whether any donation is given to buy influence.

This past weekend, Orenstein published an opinion piece in The New York Times titled (by the editors) "The Wrong Approach to Breast Cancer," which has again sparked controversy.

An "unprecedented" and wide-ranging new surveillance law proposed by the British government this week has again sparked fierce debate on the use of covert powers to protect national security and the safeguarding of citizens' privacy rights.

All the new stadiums have again sparked discussion of moving the league's schedule to the fall-spring season employed in most of Europe.

Littler was only a fingertip away from his hat trick after Karl Fitzpatrick's high kick just ran dead and then he squandered a glorious opportunity by fumbling a Wilshere pass with the line open after Dunemann had again sparked the attack.

The collapse of the West Coast Main Line bidding process, after the government found significant flaws, has once again sparked calls in some quarters to renationalise Britain's railways - 17 years after they were privatised.

Her murder has once again sparked a national conversation about the issue.

The use of lethal force by police officers in Minnesota and Baton Rouge has once again sparked protests over the violent dynamic between citizens and the police.

The disappearances in Chilapa have once again sparked criticism against the government and questions about whether the state is capable of responding to mass kidnappings.

Turkey, for one thing, has again implied that the Kurdish acquisition of Kirkuk could spark civil war and even a Turkish intervention.

Though Obama did not specify what action he had in mind, the action that has and will again spark colossal debate is how to crack down on the manic and senseless gun violence that has caused indescribable pain and suffering for so many victims, and now those victims are the innocent of innocents, elementary school children, their teachers, and their grieving parents, relatives, and friends.