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But it also has opened a wider debate over privacy, ageism and renter's rights that has inspired new legislation in Albany.

Dr Bryn Jones University of Bath I am very pleased that Jeremy Corbyn has opened a wide-ranging debate in the Labour party over nuclear WMDs, and I share his opposition to these deadly weapons.

Possibly – but The Ellen DeGeneres Show has opened a door of possibility wide.

The 2016 election also opened a wide debate over who the Democratic party represents.

Nevertheless, the principle itself of sustainability opens a wide debate and it significantly affects firms in all their activities.

"It is clear that this opens a wide debate," the president said.

American officials have been pressing Mr. Ozawa's party to agree to the law's extension, an issue that could potentially open a wider debate over the nature of Japan's increasingly close military ties with the United States.

It has opened up a festering debate within the party between liberals and hard-liners.

It helps that since he and Lewis first met a year ago, the bestselling book Flash Boys (written by the other Michael Lewis) has opened up HFT to wider debate.

Analysts predicted that by allowing women to vote the king has opened the possibility for wider rights debates.

John McDonnell and Angela Eagle have opened up a debate that is long overdue.