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Miliband and Cameron "need to get together, look at all the evidence and see whether the circumstances would make it appropriate … to allow the House of Commons to have further debate on these matters," Rifkind said.
Executives have further debated whether to go so far as to reshoot portions of "Gangster Squad," according to published reports.
He also insisted he had no regrets about his decision to hold two debates with the Ukip leader, despite polls showing that Farage was judged by viewers to be the clear winner of both, and he said he would be happy to have further debates before polling day on 22 May.
Historians who propose the southern origin have further debated whether the early petty chieftains of the clan (prior to their rise to power) were natives of the southern districts of modern Karnataka, the Kongu region in modern Tamil Nadu or of the southern districts of modern Andhra Pradesh.
The shootings have further inflamed debate over immigration, which was already a major campaign issue ahead of a general election on March 4. Right-wing populist politicians have been looking to capitalize on public unease over the arrival of hundreds of thousands of migrants in smugglers' boats in recent years.
A trial could have further intensified the debate over the war that has poisoned relations between Prime Minister Tony Blair and a large faction of rebels within his Labor Party.
Impending F.D.A. approval of a genetically modified salmon and the Agriculture Department's consideration of genetically engineered apples have further intensified the debate.
Neil thinks the televised debates have further diminished the waning power of newspapers, although he is watching to see if the Tory papers uniting against Clegg will have an impact.
While the debates may have further muddled the contest, it is undeniable that Mr. Bush, for whatever reason, is in a better position than he was before the first debate in Boston three weeks ago.
