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During the 2004 U.S. presidential campaign, blogs became a locus for often heated exchanges about the candidates.

The newlyweds' verbal sparring ramps up in a series of heated exchanges about the fate of Pyotr's lab mice, which are kidnapped in a subplot involving Bunny's dodgy suitor.

However, as soon as Gauguin arrived, the two volatile artists often engaged in heated exchanges about art's purpose.

Replete with heated exchanges about the pay-off between personal privacy and public order, the new movie (written by Greengrass and his long-term editor, Christopher Rouse) combines fist-fighting with cyber-stalking in impressively ruthless fashion, barrelling through its contemporary landscape like a cinematic bull in a rolling-news china shop.

A Different Opt-Out Debate For many professional black women, the often heated exchange about the compatibility of motherhood and work is unrelated to a reality that includes racial pressure to succeed and the demands of extended family.

WASHINGTON ― Secretary of State Mike Pompeo got into several heated exchanges with senators on Wednesday while testifying about President Donald Trump's disastrous summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

After heated exchanges, the exhibit's curator, the historian Benjamin Stora, stepped down, later going public about the affair in a slim volume titled Camus brûlant (which could be translated as something along the lines of Camus: a Burning Question).

The subject has provoked heated exchanges.

So sometimes we have heated exchanges.

In heated exchanges at the Treasury select committee, Andy Love, a Labour and Co-op MP, questioned Myners about democratic representation of the members under his proposals.

In heated exchanges with former Portsmouth FC chairman Mandaric, John Black QC said the alleged tax dodge was "all about Mr Redknapp and he was greedy and wanted more money".