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One issue that has created debate in Israel is how public a stand its officials should take against Mr. Assad.

Based on statistics more than on the established method of having scouts identify prospects from seeing them play, the system has become more widely used and has created debate between old-timers and younger executives.

The scientific advances have created debate about public policy on genetic discrimination.

But the drop in productivity has created a debate over what level of growth is sustainable.

"It has created much debate, some of it not particularly balanced on both sides of the argument.

However, the tickets are for this Sunday's Mets-Cubs game at Citi Field, which has created a debate among three generations of Glickson men, all loyal Mets fans.

As Asiana prepares to bolster its training, the crash has created a debate among pilots in the United States about training, automation and cultural factors.

PAGE A16 Drama Off the Screen Hollywood's effort to fight piracy, by limiting advance copies of films, has created a debate as emotional as any best-picture nominee.

In those remarks, Fox asserted that "NATO's mission in Afghanistan has created further debate on NATO's role and even of NATO's survival as a defense alliance".

This has created a debate over which urban form can more effectively lead to lower household carbon footprints (CF).

Detection of serum-soluble-HER2 extracellular domain (ECD) and establishment of its potential clinical usefulness has created much debate.