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Testing for potentially life-threatening diseases that may or may not appear in adulthood has created considerable controversy.
That the growth in television ad spending coincides with continuing declines in network television audiences has created considerable frustration, and envy, among magazine publishers.
Some of this has created considerable controversy: notably, Jason Staggie's horrific off-campus novel, Risk, and Thando Mgqolozana's A Man Who Is Not a Man, a searingly powerful novel that tackles the persistence of cultural practices such as ritual circumcision.
Recently, imaging guidance such as CT fluoroscopy has created considerable interest.
The recent spread of the Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD), Drosophila suzukii, in Europe has created considerable concern because of the damage recorded on various crops, in particular on sweet cherry, despite the use of conventional pesticides.
Wednesday's Page Six cartoon - caricaturing Monday's police shooting of a chimpanzee in Connecticut - has created considerable controversy.
The union attacked the Westminster government, saying it had presented evidence which had created considerable political opposition to controversial changes to pensions.
The union criticised the government, saying it had presented evidence which had created considerable political opposition to controversial changes to pensions.
The negotiations have created considerable political drama in Germany, potentially endangering Mrs. Merkel's chances to win re-election in about a month.
But the two sets of ratings have created considerable confusion for networks and advertising agencies, mostly because obtaining the commercial data takes longer than getting the traditional viewing ratings.
Hunt acknowledged that his decision had created "considerable dismay" among junior doctors, but he insisted that the new contract "is one that in time can command the confidence of both the workforce and their employers".
