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There's also something charming and silly about hearing a woman who has brought debate about sex and religion and race into the mainstream singing: "I like to singy singy singy / Like a bird on a wingy wingy wingy".

Some of the bank's data on brain drain have brought debate.

The sudden closing of The Sciences has brought the debate over the academy's future into sharp focus.

The decision to press ahead with the death sentence, despite serious doubts over Davis's guilt, has brought the debate about the death sentence into focus.

Both houses of Parliament approved an immigration bill that has brought angry debate for introducing possible DNA testing of foreigners who want to join relatives in France.

The increasing use of compounded drugs and untested drug mixes has brought renewed debate over the death penalty in the United States.

The Bank of Japan's perceived ineffectiveness has brought a debate over its independence from the government in decision-making, guaranteed by a 1998 law that protects the bank's governor from dismissal by the government and prohibits the government from supervising the bank's operations.

With legislative and local elections coming up this year, the subject has brought heated political debate and revived arguments about other long-stymied international mining projects.

The trial, which is being carefully watched by the country, has brought about renewed debate on the challenges facing the Indian legal system.

The surge in teenage pregnancy has brought a heated debate over contraception and education in Gloucester, which is heavily Roman Catholic.

"I've read that the vice president has brought in a debate coach, I guess trying to teach him how not to sigh or roll his eyes or act condescending," Ms. Hughes said, alluding to a Newsweek report.