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With echoes of contentious tabloid splashes of the past, the latest controversy has revived debates about the potentially damaging impact of populist newspapers on public discourse.
But recent news about his health has revived debate on who will replace him and what it will mean for the future of Iran.
Even in Paraguay its moral ambiguities have caused generations of leaders to shroud it in myth.But the diplomatic backlash against the impeachment has revived debate about this national trauma.
DUBLIN — The death of a woman who was reportedly denied a potentially lifesaving abortion even while she was having a miscarriage has revived debate over Ireland's almost total ban on abortions.
Weatherill has revived debate on whether South Australia should embrace nuclear power to boost its lagging economy, which has suffered with the shutdown of the car industry and the downturn in mining investment.
Interpretation of these models has revived debate about the physical significance of crack closure because contributions to fatigue crack growth have been observed from portions of the loading cycle taking place while the crack is closed.
The book has revived debate over the 2003 Iraq invasion and reportedly criticizes many current and former D.C. higher-ups including Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice and Robert Gates.
The extraordinary pictures of subsumed gardens and a swimming pool wrenched from the ground by the giant waves that battered Sydney's northern beaches last month have revived debate about seawalls and the impact of human attempts to keep the rising ocean from our doors.
The Newtown school shootings have revived debate in the US media about gun control - the same debate that raged, for a while, after previous atrocities such as Columbine and Virginia Tech.
The Egyptians have asked Mr Arafat to hand his portfolio for Palestinian security to someone else, while they want Israel to promise to get out of Gaza altogether and not come back.Arafat is still thereThe argument in Israel over the disengagement plan has revived the debate, even within Likud, over the acceptability of a Palestinian state.
The advent of DSLRs has revived that debate.
